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I’ve long thought this is the only way to make Scottish football competitive. As we appear only to think things are a good idea once England does it theses days, this could be a step in the right direction.
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20-05-2020 01:36 PM #1
Salary cap
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20-05-2020 01:39 PM #2
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20-05-2020 01:53 PM #8
A worldwide transfer and salary cap is the only thing that might make football more competitive rather than a two/three horse race in most countries. That's also precisely why UEFA will never approve it.
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20-05-2020 01:54 PM #9
Salary caps won't happen in any top leagues, or if they do they'll far exceed anything that will effect even the OF.
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20-05-2020 02:39 PM #11
This alone could be quite good for the Scottish game to be fair. If they introduced 20 team squads and £2.5M in league 1 their average wage would be £2.4k a week. Obviously they could have higher and lower earners but I think we'd probably no longer see a situation where Scottish players can earn more in league 1/2 or where it costs us a fortune to get L1/2 players in who aren't good enough.
As for it being in place up here, I can't see it happening. It also seems unfair, something along the lines of a % of income cap would seem more reasonable - 75% or whatever is realistic.Mon the Hibs.
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20-05-2020 02:51 PM #12
We could potentially compete with Sunderland for players if they introduce the salary cap in England 👀👀
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20-05-2020 02:53 PM #13
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This would be the best thing ever to happen to Scottish football.
What about a salery cap for the league. Europe and the cups - no limit.
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20-05-2020 03:47 PM #14
20 player limit could be an interesting move for the Scottish game. Could potentially stop Celtic buying up all the decent players from competing clubs and letting them rot in the reserves. Not quite sure how it could/would be enforced with long term injuries etc tho.
Never gonna happen since it won’t benefit celtic/rangers but it’s things like this that would need to happen to improve the Scottish game.
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20-05-2020 04:14 PM #15
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A good marketable league is one which is competitive. Celtic and Rangers would still have an advantage from their bigger youth academies and their ability to attract the best coaches outside the salary cap but it gives everyone else a chance.
A cap set at about £6m per season still means they would spend more than most of the league but it brings other teams into the fight.
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20-05-2020 05:16 PM #17
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Always thoughth this would be agood idea , but thought that if the salary cap was a % of turnover would force clubs to stay within limits relative to the size of the club and allow larger clubs the opportunity to pay the higher wages where they required but still within the threshold.
Also , the squad sizes would be placed a set limit but cubs playing in Europe would be allowed a few exra players in the squad due to the additional games or length of the season.
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20-05-2020 05:24 PM #18
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Squad limit work well in the NFL where there is a 45? Player rule. If a pkayer gets seriously injured you can de-activate them for remainder of season up to play offs and replace them with a player off the injured reserve roster to a max of 5 times per season.
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20-05-2020 05:31 PM #19
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It would lead to even more fraud in football just as it has in the rugby down south.
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20-05-2020 05:35 PM #21
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20-05-2020 05:54 PM #22
Would be interesting but I think every country would have to go for it: could see a scenario where one or two don't and they hoover all the best players up.
Would definitely like to see a tighter squad limit though, force teams to really invest in and develop youth players.
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There's definitely some more over sight into clubs wages/overspending etc needed so anything that helps address that is good.
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I loathe both Ugly Sisters but don't think it's right to deny them the ability to spend the money that they make. I wouldn't be happy if our wage bill was restricted by a salary cap set at a level Hamilton can afford.
It's also got the big advantage of ensuring teams live within in their means.Mature, sensible signature required for responsible position. Good prospects for the right candidate. Apply within.
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Surely if fairness is the aim of the game you cap it at the lowest wage bill? So Hamilton's I'd guess at maybe £1.5m a year?
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20-05-2020 07:29 PM #28
Not a hope in hell players or their unions would agree to this. Rightfully so.
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