2018 World Cup

The Foot­ball Asso­ci­a­tion was once again rocked by scan­dal when Lord Treis­man, chair­man of both the FA and England’s 2018 World Cup bid, was forced to resign after the Mail On Sun­day pub­lished excerpts from a con­ver­sa­tion in which Treis­man accused Spain and Rus­sia of con­spir­ing to bribe offi­cials in South Africa. The com­ments came […]

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Who will hold the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups?  That will be decided in the next year or so as FIFA con­firmed that 13 nations offi­cially bid for the chance to host The Great Tour­na­ment.  Accord­ing to FIFA.com, Aus­tralia, Bel­gium and the Nether­lands, Eng­land, Indone­sia, Japan, Mex­ico, Rus­sia, Spain and Por­tu­gal, and the USA […]

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The dead­line for nations to bid on the 2018 & 2022 World Cup has passed and accord­ing to FIFA, 11 bids were sub­mit­ted. In alpha­bet­i­cal order, they are Aus­tralia, Bel­gium and the Nether­lands, Eng­land, Indone­sia, Japan, Korea Repub­lic, Mex­ico, Qatar, Rus­sia, Spain and Por­tu­gal, and the United States. FIFA Pres­i­dent Sepp Blat­ter said, “It is […]

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II">Analysis of Bids for 2018 World Cup — Part II

by George Metellus on January 29, 2009 · 3 comments

Let’s begin Part II of our analy­sis of bid­ders for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup with a sur­prise entrant whose deep pock­ets could sneak in and win the right to host a World Cup. QATAR The oil-rich nation with plen­ti­ful nat­ural gas reserves would become the 1st Arab nation to host a World Cup. According […]

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Analysis of Bids for 2018 World Cup — Part I

by George Metellus on January 28, 2009 · 1 comment

Over the past few weeks, numer­ous nations have bid for the rights to host the 2018 & 2002 FIFA World Cup. Since the 2018 World Cup is closer most of the news about host nation bids con­cerns the 2018 tour­na­ment. With 2010 in South Africa and 2014 in Brazil,  nations from UEFA, CONCACAF, Asia can […]

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