Anonymous wrote:Or - how about no money can go from USSF to MLS/SUM. Just make it a basic rule.
Now - it does not resolve the past history issues but it is a good start moving forward.
Anonymous wrote:Men and women should play. Start with 100% and the number of goals you score over your opponent equals your % you get, the remainder other side.
Oh... sounds dumb? I thought this was about equal pay for equal work... but it's not. It's about whining and wokeness. #fail
Anonymous wrote:Jokes on you when mens sports and men in general will be brought into line by the Harris Administration. Hold onto your red ball caps, MAGAts. You think your life sucks now, just wait till things are finally fixed for once and for all!
Anonymous wrote:The issue is that the prize money for the World Cup is like 8x that of the Women’s World Cup. There’s no way to give the women $1 million bonuses for winning without getting the money from somewhere else. Maybe ask Coca Cola etc why the pay more for the men’s cup.
Anonymous wrote:has anyone ever seen a USMNT jersey in the wild?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not an easy problem. The problem is why do women earn less and generate less revenue.
It's because they're not as good at the sport. This makes them less entertaining to watch.
There is a slight twist here in the US because our women are relatively (compared to other nations) better at the sport than our men, and people like watching winners.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Women's soccer needs USSF. This would be like women's sports at colleges relying on their own revenue, when it's impossible. Nearly all sports rely on big money makers like football and basketball. Why can't they just make a contracts with % based on revenue earned? Are you doing to force the globe to watch and buy products supporting women's sports? Men make more revenue. How is this hard?
No, they don’t USSF uses the women to subsidize the men and MLS. USWNT could get a much better tv deal if they weren’t bundled with MLS and their putrid ratings. Nike would stick with them (even if off years, how many women’s national team jerseys do you see and have you ever seen a men’s jersey in the wild). USSF does nothing for girls soccer, so that would be a wash. The men will get a nice bump this year, but they’ll loose every game in group play and then people will continue forgetting they exist until
They do the same in four years
LOL... you saying if the women had they own TV deal, ratings would be through the roof? GTFOH
It would crystallize the argument however. Let them both stand on their own two feet, negotiate their own deals and see who gets the greater revenues, sponsorships and compensation.