Aoife Wafer

But yeah, no, I definitely love a nap too.

So don't get me wrong.

To be honest with you, I couldn't tell you.

In the perfect world, I'd probably retire with a lot of money from rugby.

God knows.

I don't even know the price of living these days.

But yeah, no, like I think that would obviously be perfect world, whether it's going into punditry or whatever it is to kind of go.

But I think there's no harm having a degree in the back pocket.

And I think it's something that like I obviously am very keen to do, but my parents have kind of drove that a lot as well because,

Like in female sports, in a lot of female sports, you can't exactly retire on the money that you earn.

So you have to have something to do in the background just in case it doesn't work out.

And as well as that, you are always only one injury away from never even playing again.

So you got to have something going on.

Oh, I have no idea.

No idea.

those discussions haven't been had obviously there's no yeah no I don't know I kind of keep my nose out of that kind of stuff yeah I wouldn't be I wouldn't be good at figures and whatnot but yeah look at like I think it's obviously the salary cap is obviously quite low and everyone has to fit into that but there are players there that have contracts but aren't getting paid anything they're just called voluntary contracts so like yeah it's still in the nascent stages and

Yeah, but like then obviously you have big players who would get a little bit more.

Probably like I'd say top player English based because obviously the English contracts are probably a bit more than everyone currently.

They probably I'd say maybe around 100, over 100-ish.

But again, that's probably... Top, top.