Priemiership draft

**toxic rooster** · 06-28-2004, 11:13 PM

Precisely.

That's where a salary cap (like in Aussie football) becomes useful, because it limits the amount that a team can spend on their players, and ensures that they don't spend beyond their means and face administration etc.

If you wanted to even out the competitions, use a salary cap and ROOKIE AND FREE AGENT draft. Not something like Doink is suggesting, where teams are in a lottery as to the players that they get.

06-28-2004, 11:13 PM	#32
toxic rooster adjective noun Posts: 30,419	Precisely. That's where a salary cap (like in Aussie football) becomes useful, because it limits the amount that a team can spend on their players, and ensures that they don't spend beyond their means and face administration etc. If you wanted to even out the competitions, use a salary cap and ROOKIE AND FREE AGENT draft. Not something like Doink is suggesting, where teams are in a lottery as to the players that they get.