Time for Equality: Tonga and Samoa Urge NRL
The rise of Tonga and Samoa has highlighted the need for greater fairness in funding and support for the international game.
Tonga's coach, Kristian Woolf, stated that the upcoming Pacific Cup match is the "best example of what the two nations bring to the sport of rugby league" and that this should lead to greater "respect" and resourcing.
the "best example of what the two nations bring to the sport of rugby league"
Samoa's coach, Ben Gardiner, echoed Woolf's sentiments, with both teams citing issues such as travel and off-field conditions as areas that require improvement.
- Greater fairness in funding and support
- Improved travel conditions
- Better off-field conditions
The Pacific Cup match is expected to draw over 45,000 spectators, further emphasizing the need for equality in the international game.
Author's summary: Tonga and Samoa push for equality in the NRL.
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