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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezCpmSZN_9g
I like it.
It would be awesome if we landed it in either of those years.
I like it.
It would be awesome if we landed it in either of those years.
Browny said:When did the Olympics happen during the year?
FIFA's World Cup requirements demand between nine and 12 stadiums with a minimum of 40,000 seats for the group matches, and 60,000 seats for semi-finals, the opening game and the final. There is also a raft of other criteria, including "clean" advertising space, provision for a minimum of 600 press seats, and up to 30 camera platforms.
As it stands, only four stadiums meet the minimum standards - the MCG, Telstra Dome (Melbourne), Telstra Stadium (Sydney) and Suncorp Stadium (Brisbane). The FFA is sure to use its bid for leverage in pushing for redevelopments of Bruce Stadium (Canberra), EnergyAustralia Stadium (Newcastle) and perhaps Sydney Football Stadium, with new venues in Perth and Adelaide to be built from scratch. The construction program would dwarf the costs associated with the 2000 Olympic Games.
ningnangnong said:I am sure the big wigs have some boss plans for stadia. There'd be no point bidding if they didn't.
If we can host the Olympics, i think we can definitely host the World Cup. icon_thumbs_u
pennywisealfie said:the one problem we have is stadia.our stadiums just dont meet world cup criteria.
Everything else points to us hosting it in 2022 tho. Us or China.
the English will get 2018 for sure.
Jeba said:pennywisealfie said:the one problem we have is stadia.our stadiums just dont meet world cup criteria.
Everything else points to us hosting it in 2022 tho. Us or China.
the English will get 2018 for sure.
2022 would be for the best I reckon. The more time we get is obviously better.