Our Position: AFL Players Welcome 2012 Player Payments Agreement
The AFL Players’ Association today welcomed the AFL Commission announcing an agreed increase in Total Player Payments (TPP) for 2012.
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2012 Indigenous Players Map
Our Position - CBA
As you may be aware the AFL has publicly flagged its decision to dictate salary cap and payment arrangements to AFL clubs by Monday, regardless of having an unresolved situation around the Players’ Collective Bargaining Agreement.
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Statement from the AFL Players’ Association
Read the AFL Players' Association statement in regards to the status of the CBA negotiations with the AFL.
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Herald Sun: Huge support for players in AFL pay dispute
Football fans have given their overwhelming support to the players' push for a bigger slice of the AFL's revenue pie.
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Players gather to discuss Collective Bargaining Agreement
Not since 1993 had the entire AFL player body met to support a common cause. Players made themselves available all over the country, as talks continued over the Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations.
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Players want a balanced deal for all
Luke Power provides his views on the meeting of all AFL players to discuss the Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations at Crown Palladium.
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Leigh Matthews: Money Matters
Leigh Matthews provides his views on the Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations
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The Age: AFL players to speak out on pay dispute at mass meeting
There will be no Andrew Demetriou effigies, no torching of footy shorts or waving of protest placards when the AFL’s 800-strong player body meets to discuss its rights and resolutions next Wednesday.
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Herald Sun: Players stand by union in pay fight
AFL stars yesterday backed their union leadership as the bitter pay dispute with the league escalated.
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Herald Sun: Players tweet as one
UP to 200 AFL players took to Twitter today to declare they are a united force in the pay standoff with the league.
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