oi! you know if england hosted something like the WORLD CUP

[turienzo's lovechild]

what stadiums would YOU use?

you need 10 over 30,000 i believe?

 

[Commander]

what stadiums would YOU use?

you need 10 over 30,000 i believe?

I know you said England but the mil stad would have to be used.

 

[surrey jim]

Wembley
Mil Stad
Old Trafford
Anfield
Stadium of Light
St Andrews
Hillsbrough
Ellend Road
Villa Park
St Marys


10 around the country, best not to have them all in one city

edit: Carrow road only has a capacity of 26,034

 

[Redhead]

Wembley
Old Trafford
Emarites
St James
Anfield
Villa Park
Stadium of Light
Stamford Bridge
White Hart Lane
Goddison Park

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

pour qoui mr. commander?

 

[Lammy]

Would they be able to use Twickenham for a World cup?

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

mine is:

wembley
emirates
villa park
new anfield
old trafford
st. james
stamford bridge
eastlands
hillsborough
portman road(carrow road holds less than 30,000)

 

[John Boy]

Only allowed one stadium per city

Euro 96-

Wembley Stadium, London - Capacity: 78,000
Old Trafford, Manchester - Capacity: 55,000
Anfield, Liverpool - Capacity: 41,000
Villa Park, Birmingham - Capacity: 40,000
Elland Road, Leeds - Capacity: 40,000
Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield - Capacity: 39,000
St James' Park, Newcastle - Capacity 37,000
City Ground, Nottingham - Capacity: 30,000

 

[Uncle Buck]

Stadiums now need to be over 40,000 for the World Cup, 30,000 for the Euros.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Only allowed one stadium per city

Pretty sure in France 98 the Stade de France and PSG's ground were used.

 

[surrey jim]

Stadiums now need to be over 40,000 for the World Cup, 30,000 for the Euros.

:thud: back to the drawing board

 

[Trigger]

My 10 Stadia... (For Euros)


Wembley Stadium (Final) (England)

St James' Park (Third Place Play Off) (Newcastle)

Emirates Stadium (Semi Final) (Arsenal)
Old Trafford (Semi Final) (Man Utd)

Anfield (Liverpool)
Eastlands (Man City)
Stadium Of Light (Sunderland)
Stamford Bridge (Chelsea)
Ricoh Arena (Coventry)
Villa Park (Aston Villa)
White Hart Lane (Tottenham)

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

oooh, 40,000 AND only one per city

makes it interesting

-wembley- LONDON
-villa park- BIRMINGHAM
-old trafford-MANCHESTER
-new anfield-LIVERPOOL
-st. james' park-NEWCASTLE
-elland road-LEEDS
-stadium of light-SUNDERLAND


unless you allow more than one per city that's it, no more grounds over 40,000 apart from stamford bridge and the emirates(london), eastlands(manchester)

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Pretty sure in France 98 the Stade de France and PSG's ground were used.

wasn't the stade de france listed as st. denis and not paris though?

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

oooh, 40,000 AND only one per city

makes it interesting

-wembley- LONDON
-villa park- BIRMINGHAM
-old trafford-MANCHESTER
-new anfield-LIVERPOOL
-st. james' park-NEWCASTLE
-elland road-LEEDS
-stadium of light-SUNDERLAND

right, my decision

those 7, and then 3 more to be expanded to hold 40,000+

they are:

walkers stadium-leicester
st. mary's-southampton
riverside stadium-middlesborough

 

[Uncle Buck]

wasn't the stade de france listed as st. denis and not paris though?

It was still Paris and in Japan 2 of them effectively fell into Tokyo.

 

[ali jenkins]

Mine for the euros would be...

Wembley
Old Trafford
Anfield
St James park
St Marys (Is that over 30,000)
Derby (is that over 30,000)
Emirates
Eastlands
Reebok
Riverside

Some in the North West and Norht East aswell as some in the South.

Cant complain about that.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

in which case, balls to their 1 per city rule

i'm having the emirates, stamford bridge, and eastlands

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Mine for the euros would be...

Wembley
Old Trafford
Anfield
St James park
St Marys (Is that over 30,000)
Derby (is that over 30,000)
Emirates
Eastlands
Reebok
Riverside

Some in the North West and Norht East aswell as some in the South.

Cant complain about that.

the reebox holds under 30,000, st mary's and pride park do both hold over 30,000 though