From 2015 season onwards, I'd suggest that, for any Club that has suffered an Insolvency Event eg been in Administration, at any time in the past 3 years, the RFL should retain that Club's Sky distribution money and use it to pay the monthly salaries of the Club's first team squad players whose salaries count towards the salary cap. Affected Clubs should have to lodge copies of the relevant contracts with the RFL so the RFL knows how much to pay each month.

Starting with Bradford.

Why?

1. On the naughty step. Makes the Club realise it's not currently trusted to run its affairs properly.

2. More seriously. Sky money is supposed to fund the current year's expenditure. Owners of less well run clubs might be tempted to get their loans to their club repaid to them out of sky money, effectively using sky money to cover past expenditure. Thus Sky money intended to benefit the game goes into the pocket of an individual who might then walk away from the game.

Thread title is misleading

Eye grabbing tthread title but misleading as it isn't the caae.
What would the incentive be for Clubs not to go into admin?

Given Wooden's previous posts, I'd say it's an idea that is just purely a FU to Bradford.

You should add a question mark to the thread title.

When the SL grant = salary cap then yes I think central contracts paid by Rfl would be a good idea. No chance of salary cap cheating (players couldn't claim they didn't know), guaranteed payment ts for players and all clubs paying full cap which should be a criteria for being in SL into the future.