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<blockquote data-quote="dirty harry" data-source="post: 1213008" data-attributes="member: 86934">There is no max, but generally players sign deals from 250k to 1mill, depending on their bargaining power.They also get incremental rises based on experience. I think the average practise player with a years experience is 400k or so.LRZ made a great deal with chiefs I believe, 900k on a multi year deal, before they realised what they got.From what I&#039;ve heard Jags gave him a deal in the region of that, I think they were hoping to use his star power to attract at their London games. I was told by an American friend he was sold as the next big UK sports star, and the plan was for superstardom...I see what they were thinking, he has the looks, he&#039;s an athlete etc, but I certainly think they overestimated his standing and appeal. It certainly didn&#039;t help that a rookie in his position became the star last season.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dirty harry, post: 1213008, member: 86934"] There is no max, but generally players sign deals from 250k to 1mill, depending on their bargaining power. They also get incremental rises based on experience. I think the average practise player with a years experience is 400k or so. LRZ made a great deal with chiefs I believe, 900k on a multi year deal, before they realised what they got. From what I've heard Jags gave him a deal in the region of that, I think they were hoping to use his star power to attract at their London games. I was told by an American friend he was sold as the next big UK sports star, and the plan was for superstardom... I see what they were thinking, he has the looks, he's an athlete etc, but I certainly think they overestimated his standing and appeal. It certainly didn't help that a rookie in his position became the star last season. [/QUOTE]

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