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» Tuesday, November 15, 2005

2018 World Cup Bid

Asked if the Prime Minister was excited at the possibility of England bidding to host the World Cup in 2018, the PMOS confirmed that we had had preliminary discussions with the FA. However, he had nothing further to say at this stage.

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"Asked if the Prime Minister was excited at the possibility of England bidding to host the World Cup in 2018"

…the PMOS replied that in all liklihood the PM would be 10 years into a life sentence for war crimes in 2018 and therefore would take only an academic interest in who hosted that years World Cup…

Well we can dream, can’t we?!
Comment by PapaLazzzaru — 16 Nov 2005 on 6:41 pm | Link
i want world cup 2018 to be in mellenium stadium at cardiff
Comment by akhtar — 14 Jun 2006 on 12:35 pm | Link
best luck england 4 2006 there going to win
Comment by akhtar — 14 Jun 2006 on 12:37 pm | Link

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