Pity Kevin Spacey isn't on the committee.Russ wrote:In a bid to influence the bid BoD has announced he now lives as a gay man
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Are Ireland still begging?
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Irish Govt has confirmed they are still fully supporting the bid. We won't give up until the end.
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They asked Germany for the loan of a decent city.Russ wrote:Are Ireland still begging?
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I thought Ireland was a neutral country, how dare they engage in bid hostilities.Shan wrote:Irish Govt has confirmed they are still fully supporting the bid. We won't give up until the end.
As for you young Toryboy, Ireland having been financially embarrassed less than a decade ago have risen to the lofty heights of being a net contributor to the EU or so I read during the last couple of weeks. I assume sucking Apple's balls did the economy no harm.
The obvious conclusion is that any country without a single rugby stadium worth a tuppenny fu'ck has no business asking to be given the games great white elephant - the RWC, leave it to countries who can do these things well - France, even if I fully agree with Peter Clohessy & hate the foul-breathed cheese devouring surrender monkey vermin.
Nice country, great stadia, shyte people in Paris, elsewhere more tolerable barring the reek of garlic. (I may have exaggerated a smidgeon of that. )
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Gwan away and lie down Baggy for feck sake. It is pretty obvious that despite an "independent" review being done it is a FIFA style recommendation. RSA ahead of France in any category is so ridiculous only a clown could believe it is above board. Imagine holding a RWC in Zimbabwe. That is what it will amount to by then.
I can take losing out to France but it is an opportunity missed by World Rugby not to give it to a country which has not held it before. Whatever issues are there we could deal with. We have 6 years.
I can take losing out to France but it is an opportunity missed by World Rugby not to give it to a country which has not held it before. Whatever issues are there we could deal with. We have 6 years.
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I have certain sympathy for your aspirations despite my antipathy for the FIRFUscum, but I fear you are hugely wrong in that 60 years would not resolve the problems.Shan wrote:Gwan away and lie down Baggy for feck sake. It is pretty obvious that despite an "independent" review being done it is a FIFA style recommendation. RSA ahead of France in any category is so ridiculous only a clown could believe it is above board. Imagine holding a RWC in Zimbabwe. That is what it will amount to by then.
I can take losing out to France but it is an opportunity missed by World Rugby not to give it to a country which has not held it before. Whatever issues are there we could deal with. We have 6 years.
These include:
- previously profitable Ulster will make a loss
- Munster haven't a pot to pish in
- Connacht have a pitifully small ground
- Mexico rent a ground having eventually outgrown Donkeybrook
- All provinces are struggling to retain players with the required salaries spiralling
- Not one rugby ground in the country large enough for an RWC semi-final, not even the
Greenhouse/Bogbowl
Whilst picking the bones out of that lot, ask yourself where the money for the stadia would come from? Where the money would go, rugby stadia or GAA stadia? Where is the RWC legacy to Irish rugby in the FIRFU improving GAA stadia? Ask defuq why do you produce suitable rugby facilities to host teams in the likes of Killarney as was apparently in the plan, what sort of fu'ckwittery is that?
Nah, shouldn't have applied, neither stadia nor infrastructure available, wanting it to be otherwise doesn't make it so.
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I don't care about that. We can come up with hundreds of reasons why we should never get out of bed in the morning too. I am sick of the old mentality in Ireland. Weaknesses are opportunities to overcome. I believe we can do anything if we are presented with a challenge.
That does not mean I am unaware of the problems and the areas which require development. I know we have some stadium issues. I know that some of the proposed venues need work. I also know that NZ had RWC matches in stadiums and towns you'd think twice about banishing yer worst enemy too. They said "feck it we can make it work" and so do I.
That does not mean I am unaware of the problems and the areas which require development. I know we have some stadium issues. I know that some of the proposed venues need work. I also know that NZ had RWC matches in stadiums and towns you'd think twice about banishing yer worst enemy too. They said "feck it we can make it work" and so do I.
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Of course it would work Shan, that is the central issue, it always works when “games” are awarded in any sport.
Every good reason to take it to a new major playing country, fairness almost demands it. But once some penpushing fûck decides to wrap it in a mystery called something like a predecision recommendation, all sorts of bullshit comes in such as “previous hosting” so the in crowd have an inbuilt advantage in the process.
You’re probably not far off the mark with FIFA.
Still the FIRFU are heart broken so that’ll do me.
Every good reason to take it to a new major playing country, fairness almost demands it. But once some penpushing fûck decides to wrap it in a mystery called something like a predecision recommendation, all sorts of bullshit comes in such as “previous hosting” so the in crowd have an inbuilt advantage in the process.
You’re probably not far off the mark with FIFA.
Still the FIRFU are heart broken so that’ll do me.
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Ireland now trying to rubbish SA. Talking about crime
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We should have used the whole peace process bla bla bla...let's all have a group hug thing that SA did.Russ wrote:Ireland now trying to rubbish SA. Talking about crime
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May I suggest 0232 652155 ?Russ wrote: We have the IRA mate
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No you may notBR wrote:May I suggest 0232 652155 ?Russ wrote: We have the IRA mate
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On your own conscience be it.Russ wrote:No you may notBR wrote:May I suggest 0232 652155 ?Russ wrote: We have the IRA mate
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