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Where is the 2010 World Cup? (pg. 2)
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nchs09
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Originally posted by Dj Smitty20
lol. Why don't you try to contest my points instead of calling names?
Portugal could host it. And as noikee said, dual hosting is also a posibility. Most cities are safe to travel for these kind of events, unlike what you said.

Why is South Africa not safe exactly? It is not inhabited by barbarians.
Dj Smitty20
quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Portugal could host it. And as noikee said, dual hosting is also a posibility. Most cities are safe to travel for these kind of events, unlike what you said.

Why is South Africa not safe exactly? It is not inhabited by barbarians.


Portugal just had the Euro four years ago. Have you been to South Africa? I have once and I did not feel safe in Johannesburg at all. I don't mean it as any offence, but come on man...the crime and murder rates in that country are through the roof. It's as dangerous, if not more, than Mexico for tourists these days.

Anyway if they can pull it off, then great for them. Africa deserves to have the World Cup, but the next time it comes to Europe, I think it's England's turn and they will easily put up the best bid. Whether or not they can get through all the politics and England hating in FIFA (Blatter for one) is another issue altogether.
Sinatra
Haven't been to South Africa myself but I imagine its a bit different from the rest of the world. With all the internal struggles currently taking place. Wouldn't be suprised either way if the Cup was held there or they turn around and move it somewhere else.

Besides England and Spain possibly holding the WC I wouldn't be suprised to see States step up either.
Palladium
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Originally posted by Dj Smitty20
It's as dangerous, if not more, than Mexico for tourists these days.



say what? :mad:

*stabs you in the eye*
Dj Smitty20
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Originally posted by Palladium
say what? :mad:

*stabs you in the eye*


lol do you guys ever watch the news? The robberies, kidnappings and murders of tourists in Mexico and South Africa are a real concern these days. I've been to Mexico City, Johannesburg and London and I know which city I feel safer in, that's for sure. Nobody should be surprised if there are security problems during the next World Cup. No, I don't mean terrorists, but I mean how visiting supporters will be treated. As a white person, I have to be honest...I've never had so many ing dirty looks as I did in SA (understandable I suppose but I'm Canadian and had nothing to do with apartheid) and in Mexico.

But that's not the main issue here. Hasn't Blatter said that Europe will be hosting the WC in 2018 for sure? The USA should piss off and wait until 2022 in my opinion, but we'll see.
denys envy
quote:
Originally posted by Dj Smitty20
well England do have the stadiums but more importantly England is a relatively safe nation to travel to for events like these. You can't say the same for South Africa, let's be honest. I wouldn't go there! There's ing 50 murders a day in that country.

I'm sure they will be ready, but I can see massive logisitical problems at the next World Cup in terms of security


how many murders, do you suppose, are committed each day in England?
LinX
dare i say?... what about the united states???

i still have my '94 USA jersey lol
nchs09
Guatemala will win the group :o
bas
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Originally posted by LinX
dare i say?... what about the united states???

i still have my '94 USA jersey lol

I'm waiting for that to happen :D I went the Colombia vs USA in 1994. SO much fun.
Fledz
Just give it to Australia and let's be done with it.

In fact, every single Olympics should be held in Sydney considering how much better it was and is than any other Olympics.

tubby
might as well, the olympic site here is pretty well empty anyway
nchs09
Germany played nice today..... england bearly made it alive.
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