Bradford Saints and Wigan won the titles in the 10 years before the GF started (co-incidently the same year the salary cap started)

Leeds Saints and Bradford in the ten years since

except for the clubs who have gone bust.

There is also no correllation between the amount a club can afford to spend and how much it can spend under the SC

so setting a limit on how much a club can spend doesnt stop them from overspending.

interesting

sure some clubs cant afford to spend the full SC

but as the comp. grows they all will be able to

correct.

setting a limit on how much a club can spend doesnt stop them from overspending if the limit is above the amount they can afford

well done

So it needs to be reduced , as in the short term it is highly unlikely that clubs are going to increase revenue to make up the shortfall

or it needs to be changed so its not the only thing working for us

I'll let you elaborate on that one

As ive said before, re-structure the cap so that it encourages clubs to do what we need them to do and discourage them from doing what we dont want them to do,

That would be, structure the cap to enhance further the dominance of Leeds/Saints I take it.

will still not help them have money to spend , in fact they will have less

I see where he's coming from, I don't necessarily agree on all of his policies.
IIRC he'd make it so that English players realistically could only ever play at the club they were brought through. If overseas players full stop (without 3 years under 21) counted an extra 25% on the cap you'd solve most of the problems imo

wigan won the first GF in 1998, as much as that info annoys me to point out!