Fiji ladies captain Sereima Leweniqila has demanded the union pay the gamers what they’re owed.

It has been reported Fijiana gamers have been solely paid $100 Fijian per day for his or her Could matches in opposition to Australia and the Oceania Ladies’s Rugby Championship. The gamers and union are thought to have agreed upon $300 per day and so every participant is owed an additional $200 per day for his or her efforts.

Fiji have been runners-up within the Oceania Ladies’s Rugby Championship and certified for the WXV 3 competitors – a brand new event with three tiers.

Fiji ladies name out union – social media put up

“Do we have now to win each time to be handled proper? May we receives a commission the quantity resulting from us?” she wrote on Fb. “What does it take for our voices to be heard? Can we at all times should combat to get what we deserve? Pay Us What’s Because of Us.”

The union is but to reply however the rugby world has been reacting to the information.

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Pacific Rugby Welfare tweeted: “Very unhappy to listen to concerning the Fijiana women being handled this manner. Wishing captain Sereima Leweniqila and the crew a speedy and passable conclusion to this mess.”

Journalist Alice Soper mentioned: “Fijiana have greater than held up their facet of the deal, it’s time @fijirugby did the identical.”

Journalist Fi Tomas tweeted: “Unhappy to see Fiji’s ladies’s rugby captain Sereima Leweniqila, whose crew have been such a party-hit ultimately 12 months’s @rugbyworldcup and claimed back-to-back Tremendous W titles final month, calling on the Fiji Rugby Union to pay the crew match charges they’re owed.”

And a fan replied to the captain on Twitter and wrote: “Our women have accomplished the exhausting yard, the entire of Fiji witness their superb expertise however let’s give them what they deserve for representing this nation (sic).”

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