All Blacks Wage Stats Show The Massive Difference Between Rugby And Football
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Who do you reckon was the best-paid New Zealand sportsman in London last week?
One of the veterans of the All Blacks’ World Cup winning squad like World Player of the Year Dan Carter or All Blacks captain Richie McCaw? How about one of the stars in the prime of their career, like Sonny Bill Williams?
If you said any of those, or indeed any one of the Rugby World Cup winners, you’d be wrong…
Highest paid Kiwi athlete in London last week wasn’t Richie McCaw or Dan Carter. Winston Reid earns more than the two combined…
— Joe Hall (@joehallwords) November 3, 2015
It is hard to argue that Reid has to work as hard for their money as the likes of Carter or McCaw, but that is the economies of professional sport.