EQUAL PAY DEBATE ERUPTS AT WOMEN’S WORLD CUP AFTER US TEAM’S RECORD-BREAKING WIN Of course there should be equal pay, in accordance with the box office. When the women draw many more spectators and media contracts than the men, they should be paid accordingly.
...four years ago the Women’s World Cup brought in almost $73 million. The 2010 Men’s World Cup in South Africa made almost $4 billion. Those players got $348 million, or 9 percent of the total revenue. The women’s team got a higher percentage with 13 percent....
We do not like women who think they are so high and mighty that none may dare to look upon their face. It is contrary to our cultural values. Nor does it seem they really "belong to this country and want to be part of it."
You've heard of "Disgusted, Tunbridge Wells"? Well, I live in Holland Park and I've Had It. Up to here! An old curmudgeon, I rant and rave about things I read, see or hear in the News. Frequently sarcastic, irreverent and libertarian; often wrong - but never uncertain.
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