Wakefield Trinity • Rocky
Fishermanscap wrote:
Sorry but that’s rubbish. If we were talking complex multi million pound deals in far off lands as in football then yes. However we are not, what we are talking here for the vast majority of players depending on ability is similar money to that paid to a staring GP, a deputy manager at a supermarket or a police officer after finishing his probationary period.
None of the above require an agent. You don’t need to be a genius to be a copper. Yes they have unions of sorts but nothing to match an agent.
They are simply not needed. All that’s needed is a players union who send a representative to any negotiation. There job is not to negotiate but to advise. Legal advise and financial advise. Basically to say whether the deal on offer is fair and above board NOT whether it’s the best. The latter is the players task and I don’t care how allegedly dim they are, that’s life, that’s their responsibility and ultimately their call.
Maybe if they were forced to make hard real world decisions off the pitch like the rest of us then some might also make better on field calls, it’s called growing up, just a thought.
Whilst I agree in broad terms with this, without some guidance, there would be players, particularly the younger ones, getting short changed and whilst the balance of power may be too much in the wrong direction a decent agent can see the bigger picture and not just the £ signs.
Many of course are greedy, self serving whatsits.
Statistics: Posted by wrencat1873 — Sat Jul 27, 2019 8:34 am — Replies 131 — Views 10812

