8 years from now most of they will be retired. (Gerrard, Lampard ect.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
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8 years from now most of they will be retired. (Gerrard, Lampard ect.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
But not all of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by R0BB13G
16 years is definite.
The younger players may still be around...the one's coming through now who are 17/18. But yeah it's a great opportunity. Not that we have a chance of winning it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
Yeah because being second doesn't give us a chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by R0BB13G
I mean the actual competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
England never have a chance lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by R0BB13G
OT, COMS, Wembley, Emerites(SP), the Olympic stadium will be up by then, New Tottenham will likely be done in 8 years
That's 6 off the top of my head which will have met requirements and i'm sure one of the clubs in the midlands like Birmingham, AV or Wolves will meet them. You don't actually need that many stadiums if i remember the SA one.
Plus 16 years is a whole generation pretty much not just for footballers but for fans aswell in 8 years the england team will be looking very different (we may even be good) but i'm talking about the country as a whole.
Surely 80 years is a 'generation'Quote:
Originally Posted by lucy=
England will win the race to host 2018, mark my words. :)
where did you get the figure 80 years?