Player’s Tools of Trade Sample Clauses

Player’s Tools of Trade. (a) Player footwear (including boots and running shoes) and gloves form part of a Player’s tools of trade (Tools of Trade) and a Player shall be entitled to wear footwear and gloves of his choice, in accordance with the AFL Rules. (b) The Player’s ability to wear footwear and gloves of his choice must not be restricted by any future contracts entered into by the AFL, an AFL Club or in respect of an AFL Licensing Activity. (c) An AFL Club that requires a Player to purchase an item of equipment which can be reasonably considered to form part of a Player's Tools of Trade shall reimburse the Player for the cost of that equipment. (d) Notwithstanding any AFL or AFL Club Protected Sponsor arrangements which may be in place, Players shall, subject to clause 29.1(g), be entitled to licence the use of their Image to their Tools of Trade sponsors who is a competitor of a Club Protected Sponsor (Tools of Trade Sponsor), provided that: (i) the Player receives no less than $20,000 cash from the Tools of Trade Sponsor for the grant of such licence; and (ii) such use does not involve the use or association with AFL or AFL Club Intellectual Property. (e) Any amount paid to a Player under this clause 29.1 by a Tools of Trade Sponsor will be excluded from the relevant Club’s Total Player Payments or Additional Services Agreements limit, unless it is determined by the AFL General Counsel in his discretion that such payment is not commercial or bona fide. (f) The right granted under clause 29.1(d) is subject to fulfilment of existing contractual obligations but not creation of new ones such as by extension or renewal of an existing contractual obligation. (g) For the avoidance of doubt, a Player who licences his Image to a Tools of Trade sponsor pursuant to clause 29.1(d) licences his Image for use in connection with footwear and/or gloves only and does not extend to other apparel. It is not a breach of this clause for the Player’s Image to be associated with other apparel of the Tools of Trade Sponsor, provided such association is incidental to or part of the promotion of the footwear and/or gloves.
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Player’s Tools of Trade. (a) Players will be entitled to Tools of Trade of Player’s choice in accordance with this item 3. (b) A Player’s ability to wear footwear of their choice must not be restricted by any future contracts entered into by AFL, a Club or in respect of the AFL Licensing Program. (c) Notwithstanding any AFL, AFLW or Club Protected Sponsor arrangements which may be in place, Players will, subject to item 3.1(f), be entitled to licence the use of their Image to their Tools of Trade sponsors who is a competitor of a Club Protected Sponsor (Tools of Trade Sponsor), provided that: (i) the AFL Player receives no less than $20,000 or the AFLW Player receives no less than $3,000 from the Tools of Trade Sponsor for the grant of such licence; and (ii) such use does not involve the use or association with AFL, AFLW or Club Intellectual Property. (d) Any amount paid to a Player under this item 3.1 by a Tools of Trade Sponsor will be excluded from the relevant Club’s Total Player Payments or Additional Services Agreements limit, unless it is determined by the General Counsel in their discretion that such payment is not commercial or bona fide. (e) The right granted under item 3.1(c) is subject to fulfilment of existing contractual obligations but not creation of new ones such as by extension or renewal of an existing contractual obligation. (f) AFLPA on behalf of all Players acknowledges and agrees that: (i) if a Player licences that Player’s Image to a Tools of Trade Sponsor pursuant to item 3.1(c), such licence does not extend to other apparel of the Tools of Trade Sponsor and the Player’s Image will not be used in association with other apparel of the Tools of Trade Sponsor. A Player will not be in breach of this item 3 if that Player’s Image is associated with other apparel of the Tools of Trade Sponsor, provided the association is incidental to promotion of the footwear; and (ii) a Player is entitled to licence that Player’s Image to Tools of Trade sponsors (other than footwear sponsors, which are covered by item 3.1(c)) in accordance with the AFL Licensing Guidelines unless AFL or Club (as applicable) nominates in writing prior to the start of the AFL or AFLW Season (as applicable) that a Tools of Trade sponsor is a Protected Club Sponsor, AFL or AFLW Protected Sponsor and provided such use does not involve the use or association with AFL, AFLW or Club Intellectual Property.
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