Oh yeah boi.
Japan in 2019
They got 2013 earlier today. 2012 olympics and hopefully 2018 world cup. would be a good decade for england :8
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Oh yeah boi.
Japan in 2019
They got 2013 earlier today. 2012 olympics and hopefully 2018 world cup. would be a good decade for england :8
I imagine their will be a Cricket world cup in there somewhen too...
yeah boi
so like
2012 olympics
2013 rugby league
2014 commonwealth games?
2015 rugby union
fer sure
Anyone else feel like emigrating between 2010 and 2020? Gonna be full of tourists!
gna be good for people our age though. not too young. not too old. i remember when we got the olympics me and my mates all arranging what we're going to watch :rolleyes:
Olympics doesn't bother me so much, The RWC / FWC does interest me more so though.
yeah, would be amazing to get the footie here. would be bare hard to get tickets mind you.
Spesh for us from the south! Biggest stadium round here is in Cardiff, doubt that would even get used!
dw they'll use home park :lol:
Cardiff's being used for RWC but won't be used for football world cup as they'll have enough stadium's capable of holding the games, they might though. Commonwealth games won't be here in 2014. Football world cup will probably. UK is going to host a lot of things in the next decade and further than that.
They'd probably use the Millennium Stadium.
it already is in glasgow in 2k14.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
I thought the Common Wealth games always went to the city that hosted the Olympics the previous time?
i dno it's just in glasgow ok!!!!!!!!!
thats racist it should be in the engerland
thought you were on about england 'cause they won't host it as they had it in 2002Quote:
Originally Posted by Immenseman
I hope they use the RICOH ARENA in the footie world cup.
"The stadia selected are Twickenham, Wembley and the Emirates Stadium in London, Old Trafford in Manchester, Newcastle's St James' Park, Anfield in Liverpool, Elland Road in Leeds, the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, Welford Road in Leicester, Kingsholm in Gloucester and St Mary's Stadium in Southampton. The only stadium outside England to host matches will be Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, which will stage two quarter-finals and some pool matches. "
The Ricoh... Ahaha lets all visit Tesco. Elland Road, beauty! I'll go there. It's only down the road.
TBH we boast probably the best stadia outside of America, so it's pretty easy for us to stage events like these. :/
I knew somewhere along the lines England would be wanting Millennium stadium for the world cup ... :P
If Elland Road is used for the world cup (rugby) then I'm going to watch the games (that's if Wales play there of course), about 20-30 mins way from here.
I can cycle down to station in 5 minutes, lock it up for the day, then get a 15 minute train to Leeds, then get a shuttle bus probably to the stadium. :D They should be running them really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge Judy
Seeing as the Millenium Stadium is going to be used, I'd guess that Wales are going to play there just as they did in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge Judy
If this was in Scotland I guess it would be a "good decade" for Britain, right?
It'll be used for some pool games, and a semi final. That's if RWC and IRB allow it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
and above poster, we're counting britain. as britain also got the rugby league world cup and scotland has got the commonwealth games.
5 pool games and 2 quarter-finals as far as I know.
my bad. well id guess that like you said, wales will be put in that pool. but yeah, the big organisations have to allow England to use another country's stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geraint
*sigh* Guess I better move.