James Gavet

[SWISS TONY!!]

Newcastle nights prop looking for a big pay day in super league.
The samoan forward is still contracted to newcastle for next year but is looking at a big deal over here, 30 in october hed be good for a few years not sure if hes got any suitors yet

[Andrew6666]

This is what I hate about bringing aged NRL players at the end of their careers - "he is looking for a big payday" - not I want to continue my career on a different continent, or in a different league. It's all about pillaging some SL club. Hope we stay well clear.

[nottinghamtiger]

I’m not sure that moving to the UK is now a “big pay-day” for most NRL players, given the huge gap between the salary cap in SL and the NRL.
Many of the average squad players in the NRL will be earning more than is on offer even at the top end of SL.

[mdean]

I’m not sure that moving to the UK is now a “big pay-day” for most NRL players, given the huge gap between the salary cap in SL and the NRL.
Many of the average squad players in the NRL will be earning more than is on offer even at the top end of SL.

The value of the £ makes it even less attractive.

Albeit I believe the trend is to set up a company and register that to pay the player, avoiding some tax. *happens here if you self assess/Director level and can be paid as a consultant in my industry, not a crime, tax efficient not tax evading.

[TheSheriff]

I’m not sure that moving to the UK is now a “big pay-day” for most NRL players, given the huge gap between the salary cap in SL and the NRL.
Many of the average squad players in the NRL will be earning more than is on offer even at the top end of SL.

The value of the £ makes it even less attractive.

Albeit I believe the trend is to set up a company and register that to pay the player, avoiding some tax. *happens here if you self assess/Director level and can be paid as a consultant in my industry, not a crime, tax efficient not tax evading.

There's one team in Yorkshire I know of that's don't this for years.

[heritage1926]

I’m not sure that moving to the UK is now a “big pay-day” for most NRL players, given the huge gap between the salary cap in SL and the NRL.
Many of the average squad players in the NRL will be earning more than is on offer even at the top end of SL.

The very minimum an NRL player can start on when signing for a club is $50,000.

[Flat Capper]

Tell thee what lad, see if tha can get a "big pay day" in Aus - best of luck ya DH.

[lurcher]

I’m not sure that moving to the UK is now a “big pay-day” for most NRL players, given the huge gap between the salary cap in SL and the NRL.
Many of the average squad players in the NRL will be earning more than is on offer even at the top end of SL.

The value of the £ makes it even less attractive.

Albeit I believe the trend is to set up a company and register that to pay the player, avoiding some tax. *happens here if you self assess/Director level and can be paid as a consultant in my industry, not a crime, tax efficient not tax evading.

There's one team in Yorkshire I know of that's don't this for years.

oh i say,