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Yes, no one wants to watch it. We want equal pay, yet hardly anyone attends or views. Even my wife isn’t interested.
I like watching Chelsea women but couldn't care less about anyone else or international games.Yes, no one wants to watch it. We want equal pay, yet hardly anyone attends or views. Even my wife isn’t interested.
Because it's cheap because nobody wants to pay top dollar.Also the timing of the no one cares/watches comments is hilarious given the club attendance record in England was broken last night.
Because it's cheap because nobody wants to pay top dollar.
Just a touch misleading
I'd agree, it will surely have some commercial impact with advertisers and sponsors who signed up expecting it to be shown on TVs throughout Europe. If he thinks the best way to grow the women's game is to be petulant then he's in charge and who are we to argue. After all this is the same man who oversaw Visit Saudi as tournament sponsor.If the broadcasters call FIFA's bluff that will harm women's football way more. Infantino needs to be realistic about the commercial proposition.
That'll hurt their embezzlement funds unless they lower what men get....FIFA have seemingly committed to paying the women the same as the men by 2028.
Oops.
Injured a while ago though. it’s news because she was top scorer and had an outside chance of being included, with a hope of recovering in time for the competition.^ that's just click bait journalism. She's injured and not available for selection. A very strange headline
yea how many tickets did they give away, and how cheap were the ones that sold.Just a touch misleading