De Boer brutal to femininity, he calls the idea of women being paid as men.

The Seership Records were broken around the globe, until there were more extensive audiences than ever before about the event that took place in France.

The ticket sale exceeded a million and had more sponsors than ever before.

Raising sports in women has contributed to increased voices about men's wages, with some star balls, and even the United Nations demanding change.

But not everyone agrees.

Dutch coach Frank de Boer, who has run clubs like Ajax, Crystal Palace and now Atlanta United, believes this idea is ridiculous.

I think, for me, it's ridiculous,” said De Boer.

It's just like tennis. If 500 million people are watching the World Cup or something, and the final women's 100 million, that's the difference.

So it's not the same. And of course they have to be paid what they deserve no less, just what they really deserve.

If it's as popular as men, they'll get what they deserve, because the revenue from advertising will be invested in salaries.

But it's not like that, so why should they win the same?

I think this is ridiculous. I don't understand that.” /Periscope. com/