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Robbo

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31st Oct 07 at 16:27

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/7070874.stm

Woo hoo!

Loads of potntial stadia although some cities are limited in that no more than 1 city can have more than 2 venues, which obviously will be London and more than likely will be Wembley & "Arsenal" Stadium

So Stamford Bridge, White Hart Lane (

), City of Manchester loses out and so will Evertons you would imagine, and Villa Park if Birmingham build the 50k stadium they are after

Tom

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31st Oct 07 at 16:29

Ah well

Nath

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31st Oct 07 at 16:42

Should get alot of clubs looking at building new stadia in order to try and become a venue.

Danny P

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31st Oct 07 at 16:47

Prefer it to be somewhere else in Europe TBH

Marc

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31st Oct 07 at 17:02

I'll be dead by then.

Aaron

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31st Oct 07 at 21:04

Imagine the state of this country in 2018

James

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31st Oct 07 at 21:19

They won't use White Hart Lane in 2018, they would never use a Conference team's ground in the world cup

Nath

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31st Oct 07 at 22:41

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/7070874.stm

Other grounds likely to be considered in the bid are:

* Old Trafford, Emirates Stadium, St James' Park, Stadium of Light, City of Manchester Stadium, Villa Park, Stamford Bridge, Elland Road and the planned stadia at Liverpool, Everton, West Ham and Nottingham.

Elland Road? Fuck off. Thats a shit hole.

Cosmo

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1st Nov 07 at 09:37

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
So Stamford Bridge, White Hart Lane ( ), City of Manchester loses out and so will Evertons you would imagine, and Villa Park if Birmingham build the 50k stadium they are after

No more than two....so why would City of Manchester and Evertons new one miss out?

Oh...and Evertons isnt even in Liverpool

Robbo

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1st Nov 07 at 10:07

Because they only want one city to have more than 1 stadium but yeah, someone has said on BBC website that Eevrtons isnt in Liverpool so might be OK... lol

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1st Nov 07 at 10:37

Forest should have there new 50,000 stadiam by then!

I hope we get it but dont think we will!

Mad Moe

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1st Nov 07 at 10:46

Out of interest is Forest capable of filling a 50K seater stadium, seems a tad overkill for an average team

richard_cooper

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1st Nov 07 at 10:54

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Out of interest is Forest capable of filling a 50K seater stadium, seems a tad overkill for an average team

No, not unless we get back in the prem

The concil are building it, going to be used for other stuff aswell

But, Forest fans dont want to move!!

Cosmo

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1st Nov 07 at 11:10

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Out of interest is Forest capable of filling a 50K seater stadium, seems a tad overkill for an average team

Newcastles is bigger than that isnt it

Aaron

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1st Nov 07 at 11:53

St James's Park pwnes most others in England IMO

Cosmo

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1st Nov 07 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by Aj.
St James's Park pwnes most others in England IMO

Yeah, I think you missed my point

Tom

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1st Nov 07 at 12:05

Robbo

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1st Nov 07 at 12:06

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Out of interest is Forest capable of filling a 50K seater stadium, seems a tad overkill for an average team

Newcastles is bigger than that isnt it

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