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Some of the commentary about the fact that the men have to share their winnings with the women.

Getting paid for not doing anything. That's pretty embarrassing because apparently winning

four-wheel-cups qualifies as not doing anything. Also, it's basically two completely different

sports. One has a lot of revenue. The other very little. How they earn anything close to

equal baffles me. And then the last one, there's a reason why the two achievements are

incomparable. The ability, quality and skill of the women's game is far inferior.

Well, you're new to soccer. I don't understand why do the men make more or so much more?

Is there a reason? Is it the fanfare? Is it the investment in the game? There's more

money invested. TV rights also. It comes down to money and popularity really. Even though

the women's team traditionally has been so much better against other women team, then

men are against two completely different leagues. But the women have been, the program

has been far more successful than the men have been. So the women have been saying for

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