Jillaroos oo Wales wajahaya iyagoo ay ka muuqato farqi weyn oo dhaqaale iyo ciyaar-bixin ah
Tayla Preston ayaa sheegtay in qiyaastii 90 boqolkiiba gabdhaha Wales aan waligood lacag loogu ciyaarin rugby league.
Jillaroos ayaa Wales kula kulmi doona Western Sydney Stadium galabta, iyagoo ah kooxda ugu weyn ee la filayo inay ku guuleysato Rugby League World Cup markii afaraad oo xiriir ah, halka Tayla Preston ay sheegtay in qiyaastii 90 boqolkiiba gabdhaha Wales aan waligood lacag loogu ciyaarin rugby league.
Farqiqa dhaqaale ee u dhexeeya Jillaroos iyo Wales
Jillaroos iyo Kangaroos ciyaartoygooda mid kastaa wuxuu helayaa lacag isku mid ah oo $40,000 tartanka, halka Tayla Preston ay sheegtay in $15,000 loo qaybiyay kooxaha ragga iyo dumarka ee Wales, iyadoo inta badan shaqaalaha ay si mutadawacnimo ah uga qaybgalayaan tartanka, kuna sugan dalka dhowr boqol oo ciyaartoy dumarka ah oo diiwaangashan. Waxay sheegtay in NRLW ay leedahay 360 gabdhood oo qandaraas leh, taasoo muujinaysa farqiqa u dhexeeya halka ciyaaruhu marayaan.
Ciyaartoyda Wales oo wajahaya caqabado shaqo iyo fasax lacag-la'aan
Preston ayaa sheegtay in qaar ka mid ah gabdhaha ay mararka qaarkood uga fogaadeen ciyaarta si ay u shaqeeyaan, iyo in gabdho badan ay qaateen fasax lacag-la'aan si ay uga qaybgalaan World Cup. Waxay sheegtay in ciyaartoyda Wales ay inta badan yihiin kuwa aan lacag ka helin ciyaarta, taasoo ka dhigaysa mid adag inay si buuxda ugu tartamaan heerka caalamiga ah.
Welch iyo Elliott oo ka hadlay isku dheeli tirnaanta tartanka
Christian Welch, ciyaaryahan hore oo NRL ah, ayaa sheegay in ciyaartoyda dumarka aysan haysan fursad isku mid ah oo ay ku bixiyaan qurbaanno dhaqaale si ay u matalaan dalalka ay ka soo jeedaan, isagoo xusay in mushaharka ugu yar ee NRLW uu yahay qiyaastii $48,000. Wuxuu sheegay in Tonga, Samoa iyo Fiji aysan awood u lahayn inay martigeliyaan ciyaaro ama ka soo saaraan dakhli ganacsi oo badan. Matthew Elliott, faafiyaha ABC Sport, ayaa sheegay in waayo-aragnimo wanaagsan oo ciyaartoydaas ah ay tahay inay ku noqdaan halkii ay ka yimaadeen oo ay yiraahdaan, waxaan u baahanahay inaan horumarno.
Tayla Preston, who qualifies for Wales through her maternal grandfather, describes the funding gap between the Jillaroos and smaller nations at the Rugby League World Cup.
About 90 per cent of the Welsh women's rugby league squad have never been paid to play the sport, according to Canterbury Bulldogs captain Tayla Preston, who is representing Wales at the World Cup through her maternal grandfather.
A World Cup Eye-Opener for Wales
Preston said the experience had been an eye-opener. "I think it was about 90 per cent of the girls that have never been paid to play rugby league ever," she said. She said $15,000 is spread across the Welsh men's and women's teams, with most staff members volunteering for the tournament and only several hundred registered women's players in the country.
Pay Gap Between Australia and Smaller Nations
The Jillaroos and Kangaroos players will each receive equal payments of $40,000 at this tournament. Preston said the NRLW has 360 contracted girls. "We've had some girls who have had to step away at times to be able to work; also, a lot of girls have had to take leave without pay just to play at the World Cup," she said.
Calls to Close the Competitive Gap
Former NRL player Christian Welch said the NRLW minimum salary is about $48,000 and that women's players lack the financial room men's players have to represent heritage countries. ABC Sport commentator Matthew Elliott said a great experience for those athletes is to go back to where they came from and go, "Wow, we need to improve."
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
