Sam Kerr says A-League must find way to bring Matildas back, pay more
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Matildas captain Sam Kerr, currently playing for Gotham FC in the NWSL, has expressed her desire for the A-League Women to regain its former prominence through increased investment. Kerr, who is thriving in her new league, advocates for more resources to be directed to the semi-professional A-League Women. Her comments highlight ongoing concerns about the development and competitiveness of women's football in Australia.
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Kerr explicitly calls for 'pay more' and 'more investment'.
Sam Kerr is the captain of the Matildas.
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Sam Kerr wants the A-League Women to return to its previous glory days.
ABC News Australia- Kerr explicitly calls for 'pay more' and 'more investment'.
- The A-League Women is described as semi-professional, indicating limited financial resources.
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Loaded language removedMatildas captain Sam Kerr is already thriving in the next chapter of her career with Gotham FC in the NWSL, but she wants the A-League Women to get back to its previous glory days, with more investment in the semi-professional league.
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Sam Kerr wants the A-League Women to return to its previous glory days.
ABC News AustraliaSam Kerr wants more investment in the A-League Women.
ABC News AustraliaSam Kerr is the captain of the Matildas.
ABC News AustraliaSam Kerr currently plays for Gotham FC in the NWSL.
ABC News AustraliaThe A-League Women is a semi-professional league.
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