RLIF Reviews Eligibility Criteria
The RLIF is set to review eligibility criteria for international RL and is considering allowing players from Australia , New Zealand and England to nominate a second country for which they qualify. Australia , New Zealand and England would be classified as "Tier One" nations and all other countries "Tier Two." An eligible player could swap from a Tier One nation to a Tier Two nation but could not swap between two Tier One nations. The aim of the move is to increase the chances of Tier Two nations and make them competitive at international level. It would also still give players who qualify for Tier Two nations e.g. Tyson Frizzel the chance to play SoO. As the Kangaroos players receive approximately $20 000 (Australian) per game, the financial incentive of playing for Australia are obvious b ut the RLIF want to expand international RL and do not want to reduce the chances of Fiji , Samoa , ...