Has your clubs ground been chosen?
Mine has, and the other half of the City are fuming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7gIroD_pao
Mine has, and the other half of the City are fuming.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7gIroD_pao
World Cup 2018 Bid
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i wouldnt say it originated in sheffield although they are the oldest association football club, dont forget people played football before we did in the UK, we just put together a proper set of codes/rules and turned it into a professional sport
anyways my club arent far behind you on the histoy, since we r the oldest club in the premier league, y cant we host a match :P although i still think any games of worldcup magnitude should be played in the capital in the best stadium we have to offer
anyways my club arent far behind you on the histoy, since we r the oldest club in the premier league, y cant we host a match :P although i still think any games of worldcup magnitude should be played in the capital in the best stadium we have to offer
i wouldnt say it originated in sheffield although they are the oldest association football club, dont forget people played football before we did in the UK, we just put together a proper set of codes/rules and turned it into a professional sport
anyways my club arent far behind you on the histoy, since we r the oldest club in the premier league, y cant we host a match :P although i still think any games of worldcup magnitude should be played in the capital in the best stadium we have to offer
Fulham supporter? (I think they're the oldest)
To be honest they cant have them all around the capital, too many people would cause chaos lol.
The big games will be left for the big stadiums, the "smaller" games will be left to play at MK Dons, SWFC, L**ds ect.
Naaa, he's a stoke fan
Who in all fairness don't have a bad stadium, has easy access already in place etc.
The applicants were; Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle/Gateshead, Nottingham, Plymouth, Sheffield and Sunderland.
If i remember correctly?
I can't believe some of the places who didn't apply, knowing that the money generated by the world cup would be huge, and they would gain money to improve their cities infrastructure, i couldn't see the harm in applying.
http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/WorldCup2018/NewsAndFeatures/2009/HostCitiesNamed.aspx said:
Naaa, he's a stoke fan
Who in all fairness don't have a bad stadium, has easy access already in place etc.
The applicants were; Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle/Gateshead, Nottingham, Plymouth, Sheffield and Sunderland.
If i remember correctly?
I can't believe some of the places who didn't apply, knowing that the money generated by the world cup would be huge, and they would gain money to improve their cities infrastructure, i couldn't see the harm in applying.
Never thought of Stoke lol.
Only problem with their stadium is it doesnt hold much? So would need alot doing to it to meet the requirements, and that will al depend on if they have permission to expand it on the area it currently is?
Na m8 Grimbsy County is the oldest football team in England, my team applied (Newcastle) obvs as its 1 of best grounds in England
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The Olympic Stadium should host the final tbh... which will hopefully be West Ham's home ground by then.
Obviously it will be Wembley and I wouldnt be suprised if West Ham are in administration by then.
Then Sheffield aint the oldest football club seens they aint a football club anymore lal.
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Sheffield FC ARE the oldest football club lol.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldest_football_clubs
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-st...heffield-fc-wants-eu-backing-115875-21769305/
