I was surprised but delighted recently to be invited by the ‘Voice of Russia’ radio station in London to partake in a studio discussion following British cyclist Lizzie Armitstead’s well-publicised demands for more money to be invested in women’s cycling. It’s just another example of women’s relentless whining for equal rewards for unequal effort. Here’s the recording, and my thanks to the hostess, Polina Boiko, for her professional treatment of this interesting subject:
http://ruvr.co.uk/2012_08_03/83934355/
Anti-Feminism League 
Those without the comprehension of a 2-year-old continue to compare apples and oranges between men and women and take matters out of a historical context. Sports evolved from men and their activities. Women were never involved in the beginning by their choice. Both mentally and physically, men have been involoved in activities that engage them that evoled into the sport activities of modern times, including those that now include women. Men did their own thing in creating sports. The same thing applies to professions as law enforcement, fire fighter, or military service in which case the person who qualifies should be able to past the same tests as another, not be given special priveleges (exceptions) that defy the standards which are set to serve the position. When I was going through the police academy, I witnessed women in their testing not being required to do what men were required to do in order to pass the tests. Men who did not pass were immediately booted out. This is happening in our military and in other professions as well.
Alan Millard
Men and Fathers for Justice
The reality is that women football is not as prominent as mens because they are physiologically incapable of being as proficient as men. End of. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8477683