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They're already locked in on Dembele, Ramos, & Kolo MuaniPSG should go after Joao.
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They're already locked in on Dembele, Ramos, & Kolo MuaniPSG should go after Joao.
They also have Ekitike and ya'll boy Asencio, however, I'm not sold on them. Think Joao would further compliment them.They're already locked in on Dembele, Ramos, & Kolo Muani
Genuine question where would Fati have a significant role?
using this result to justify that doesn’t seem to have strong footing IMOThere’s still a massive revenue gap between the men and the women. The women’s strongest argument was their success. They have now been eliminated at the same stage as the men. What justifies equal pay?
using this result to justify that doesn’t seem to have strong footing IMO
I mean, it’s kind of a circular argument. Deeply ingrained sexism is the only thing that ever justified unequal pay. Obviously it was the history of success that people were using to push for that after winning b2b — I’m not sure that them losing this way really serves as a gotcha moment for the sport.What ever justified equal pay with the ugly reality of the difference in numbers?
I have yet to hear a strong argument aside from: “they’re good.” And at this point that’s debatable.
Deeply ingrained sexism is the only thing that ever justified unequal pay.
Didn’t even know dude was commentating now.Kieran Gibbs might be the most be the generic commentator out there
Yes, they are both playing the same sport representing the same country, however, the revenue generated in each is different. They also agreed on the type of contract that they wanted. They wanted guaranteed instead of bonuses. You can't say you want to be paid one way, but when you see your peers getting paid differently because they chose a different option cry foul. It's disingenuous.I mean, it’s kind of a circular argument. Deeply ingrained sexism is the only thing that ever justified unequal pay. Obviously it was the history of success that people were using to push for that after winning b2b — I’m not sure that them losing this way really serves as a gotcha moment for the sport.
@ peopledon't understand why people typing so much when they not even a fan of the national team.