Et évidemment suite à l'annonce de l'arrivée de Carter au Racing, Bath et les Saracens demandent à revoir le Salary Cap mis en place dans le championnat anglais :
Saracens call for £5.5m Premiership salary cap to be abolished
Saracens lead call to scrap salary cap after Dan Carter's record-breaking move to Racing Metro - Telegraph
A titre indicatif 5.5 millions de £ ca fait environ 7 millions d'Euros.
Carter couterait 1.6 millions d'Euros au Racing pour une saison, soit 23% du Salary Cap d'un club anglais.
Le Salary Cap en france est de 10.5 millions d'Euros, c'est bien ça ?
Mais pendant ce temps les Clubs anglais perdent un max de pognon, puisque ces mêmes Saracens ont perdu plus de 30 millions de Livres en 7 ans (soit près de 41 millions d'Euros, ce qui représente environ 6 millions d'Euros par saison !!!).
Sauf que nos amis n'ont pas d'instance comme comme la DNACG, c'est bien ça ?
"Saracens posted an operating loss of £5.9 million for 2012-13, taking their overall deficit for the last seven completed seasons to a staggering £32.7 million. Bath, meanwhile, lost £3.8 million last season.
Wage bills at both clubs have also reached new heights. Saracens spent £8.1 million on staff last season, up from £7.5 million in 2011-12. Bath spent even more, splashing £8.8 million on wages for 2012-13 - £800,000 more than they did the previous year.
The losses are not just confined to the Premiership's leading clubs. Wasps and Worcester recently posted losses of £3.1 million and £3 million respectively.
None of the clubs has broken any rules and all receive backing from wealthy investors, but now bosses at other Premiership teams have voiced concern that they are being disadvantaged.
Northampton Saints chief executive Allan Robson has seen his club turn a profit for 13 consecutive seasons. He told the Rugby Paper: "Sport is about aspirations and everyone is chasing the golden egg of finals and silverware. But I'm not comfortable to hear of clubs losing £3 million or £6 million because it's not sustainable."
Read more at Aviva Premiership: Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs bosses cry foul on financial fair play | Live Rugby News | ESPN Scrum
Saracens call for £5.5m Premiership salary cap to be abolished
Saracens lead call to scrap salary cap after Dan Carter's record-breaking move to Racing Metro - Telegraph
A titre indicatif 5.5 millions de £ ca fait environ 7 millions d'Euros.
Carter couterait 1.6 millions d'Euros au Racing pour une saison, soit 23% du Salary Cap d'un club anglais.
Le Salary Cap en france est de 10.5 millions d'Euros, c'est bien ça ?
Mais pendant ce temps les Clubs anglais perdent un max de pognon, puisque ces mêmes Saracens ont perdu plus de 30 millions de Livres en 7 ans (soit près de 41 millions d'Euros, ce qui représente environ 6 millions d'Euros par saison !!!).
Sauf que nos amis n'ont pas d'instance comme comme la DNACG, c'est bien ça ?
"Saracens posted an operating loss of £5.9 million for 2012-13, taking their overall deficit for the last seven completed seasons to a staggering £32.7 million. Bath, meanwhile, lost £3.8 million last season.
Wage bills at both clubs have also reached new heights. Saracens spent £8.1 million on staff last season, up from £7.5 million in 2011-12. Bath spent even more, splashing £8.8 million on wages for 2012-13 - £800,000 more than they did the previous year.
The losses are not just confined to the Premiership's leading clubs. Wasps and Worcester recently posted losses of £3.1 million and £3 million respectively.
None of the clubs has broken any rules and all receive backing from wealthy investors, but now bosses at other Premiership teams have voiced concern that they are being disadvantaged.
Northampton Saints chief executive Allan Robson has seen his club turn a profit for 13 consecutive seasons. He told the Rugby Paper: "Sport is about aspirations and everyone is chasing the golden egg of finals and silverware. But I'm not comfortable to hear of clubs losing £3 million or £6 million because it's not sustainable."
Read more at Aviva Premiership: Northampton Saints and Exeter Chiefs bosses cry foul on financial fair play | Live Rugby News | ESPN Scrum
