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       #Post#: 32969--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: Bolly-Quin
       Date: December 4, 2019, 10:12 am
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       Does anyone know how much time the Quins (or any other team's)
       lads train/analyse and play for the club each week? is it 3/4/5
       days? Or 40 hours over 6 days? Any ideas?
       #Post#: 32971--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: Quinten Poulsen
       Date: December 4, 2019, 10:26 am
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       --- Quote from: Grins link ---
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       > I think that is true of maybe the top quartile of performers
       at club level.  Not sure it is true of the majority though.
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       I don't see why not.
       #Post#: 32972--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: honkytonk
       Date: December 4, 2019, 10:40 am
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       I thought it was mandatory for Quins players to have some kind
       of study/work towards qualification that the club help with???
       I was under the impression they all get some kind of
       training/education/help/assistance??  Same with the womens team
       (although they are not paid) they get help outside of rugby with
       finding jobs/work experience/study etc.
       #Post#: 32977--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: Mayor West
       Date: December 4, 2019, 12:15 pm
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       --- Quote from: Bolly-Quin link ---
       >
       > Does anyone know how much time the Quins (or any other team's)
       lads train/analyse and play for the club each week? is it 3/4/5
       days? Or 40 hours over 6 days? Any ideas?
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I remember seeing something I think the club put out about what
       the players do each week . I can’t remember exactly but it was
       something like three days at Surrey Sports Ground doing training
       and gym work.  Captains run the day before home games. Travel
       the day before away games. Any extra rehab anytime. Community
       and media work. Day off is day after game unless travelling.
       Full time I would say.
       #Post#: 32984--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: fandg2
       Date: December 4, 2019, 3:08 pm
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       Standard player contract for those interested. The only variable
       is on page 16, the money page
  HTML https://aragents.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Standard-Form-Player-Contract-2016.pdf
       #Post#: 32997--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: December 5, 2019, 4:46 am
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       Ok but what's the difference between that and having your image
       rights off-shore?
       #Post#: 33013--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: Quinky
       Date: December 5, 2019, 8:18 am
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       I remember just before the game first went professional and the
       bizarre ruling was along the lines of whether or not you were
       wearing kit! If you were, then you couldn't earn money doing PR
       type work; if not, then you could.
       Nowadays, it does seem a bit of a blur in many ways. What Owen
       Farrell might get for wearing (ie promoting) Tag Heuer, for
       example - well, that would be an agreement between him and Tag.
       There's no Sarries involvement. But of course, if he weren't a
       rugby player then he wouldn't get that deal. (I should add that
       I don't know if he has any agreements with Tag, it's just an
       example). The tenuous comparison would be if he promotes Tag
       products when he's playing/training/wearing a Sarries kit. Then
       it could be argued that Sarries would be entitled to some of the
       earnings as he's using the Sarries brand; so, if they don't get
       anything then effectively they would be giving him their share.
       #Post#: 33017--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: Yareet
       Date: December 5, 2019, 11:57 am
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       --- Quote from: Quinky link ---
       >
       > I remember just before the game first went professional and
       the bizarre ruling was along the lines of whether or not you
       were wearing kit! If you were, then you couldn't earn money
       doing PR type work; if not, then you could.
       >
       > Nowadays, it does seem a bit of a blur in many ways. What Owen
       Farrell might get for wearing (ie promoting) Tag Heuer, for
       example - well, that would be an agreement between him and Tag.
       There's no Sarries involvement. But of course, if he weren't a
       rugby player then he wouldn't get that deal. (I should add that
       I don't know if he has any agreements with Tag, it's just an
       example). The tenuous comparison would be if he promotes Tag
       products when he's playing/training/wearing a Sarries kit. Then
       it could be argued that Sarries would be entitled to some of the
       earnings as he's using the Sarries brand; so, if they don't get
       anything then effectively they would be giving him their share.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Farrell’s in the current Beats headphones ad. No Sarries kit. If
       imagine that’s standard for non-club sponsors.
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       Re: The personal wealth of the average professional rugby player
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: December 6, 2019, 4:07 am
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