43 teams, 4.5 places After three preliminary rounds, ten Asian teams are currently playing the fourth round which consists of two groups of five teams. The two group winners and the two group runners-up will qualify for the South Africa. The third-placed teams from each group will play a home-and-away play-off, with the winner advancing to the inter-confederation play-off with New Zealand www.fifa.com/worldcup/preliminar ... ormat.html

43 teams, 4.5 places After three preliminary rounds, ten Asian teams are currently playing the fourth round which consists of two groups of five teams. The two group winners and the two group runners-up will qualify for the South Africa. The third-placed teams from each group will play a home-and-away play-off, with the winner advancing to the inter-confederation play-off with New Zealand www.fifa.com/worldcup/preliminar ... ormat.html

You don't.

Iirc, at the moment you have a 60k+ stadium in Sydney and also one in Melbourne. I'm guessing then that Melbourne would be the city that has 2 stadia in, meaning that Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth would each have a 40k+ stadium. I dont know about Adelaide so I won't comment on it. There would need to be a hell of a lot of stadia building

we have the SCG . SFS . ANZ . All in Sydney. MCG . OPTUS STADIUM.Melbourne

canberra stadium aswell

Have you ignored the 'one city one stadium' rule then? Only one city can have 2 stadia used, the other stadia must be situated in a different city each

we have 3 major stadias sydney 2 60,000 plus . melbourne many many 2 60,000 plus . brisbane 2 major . 50,000 plus . canberra 1 40,000 plus . perth 2 40,000 plus. adalaide 2 40,000 plus

In 2018:

Wembley 90,000+
Olympic Stadium 80,000 (correct me if wrong)
Old Trafford 75,000
Erimates 65,000
New Liverpool ground 60,000
New Everton ground 55,000
St James Park 50,000
Villa Park 42,000
Stamford Bridge 42,000
White Hart Lane 40,000

There is ten 40k plus stadiums there. Plus the 2018 cup will be in Europe.

People may find this useful although I still can't figure out why people want to watch soccer but I suppose it's down to personal boredom levels. www.austadiums.com/sport/sport.php?sid=2

People may find this useful although I still can't figure out why people want to watch soccer but I suppose it's down to personal boredom levels. www.austadiums.com/sport/sport.php?sid=2

we will get and win the world cup . thunder from down under

aussie baby

Again, you are ignoring the one stadia-one city rule. If you have two in Sydney you then can only use one of the stadia in Brisbane and one in Melbourne etc

we . nz aus will jointly host the cup Qantas Socceroos Bahrain 6:00 pm Manama (BHR) 19.11.2008 Qantas Socceroos Qatar 7:30 pm Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 15.10.2008 Qantas Socceroos Uzbekistan 1 - 0 Tashkent (UZB) 10.09.2008 Qantas Socceroos Netherlands 2 - 1 Philips Stadium, Eindhoven 6.09.2008 Qantas Socceroos South Africa 2 - 2 Loftus Road, London 19.08.2008 Qantas Socceroos China 0 - 1 ANZ Stadium, Sydney 22.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Qatar 3 - 1 Doha (QAT) 14.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Iraq 0 - 1 Al Ahli Club Stadium, Dubai (UAE) 7.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Iraq 1 - 0 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 1.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Ghana 1 - 0 Sydney Football Stadium www.footballaustralia.com.au/Aus ... =australia

we . nz aus will jointly host the cup Qantas Socceroos Bahrain 6:00 pm Manama (BHR) 19.11.2008 Qantas Socceroos Qatar 7:30 pm Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 15.10.2008 Qantas Socceroos Uzbekistan 1 - 0 Tashkent (UZB) 10.09.2008 Qantas Socceroos Netherlands 2 - 1 Philips Stadium, Eindhoven 6.09.2008 Qantas Socceroos South Africa 2 - 2 Loftus Road, London 19.08.2008 Qantas Socceroos China 0 - 1 ANZ Stadium, Sydney 22.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Qatar 3 - 1 Doha (QAT) 14.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Iraq 0 - 1 Al Ahli Club Stadium, Dubai (UAE) 7.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Iraq 1 - 0 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 1.06.2008 Qantas Socceroos Ghana 1 - 0 Sydney Football Stadium www.footballaustralia.com.au/Aus ... =australia

It wouldn't be useful in the slightest, unless you can somehow blag the Borough of Trafford as being a city...

cool

fredie

you

rock

dude

You won't.

FIFA aren't going to allow a co-confederation World Cup.

Personally, I can see Australia getting the gig in 2018. Just not in the way that you seem to think they will.

If this is announced officially I will start saving up now!

japan korea





aussie new z.

Japan and Korea are both in the Asian confederation.

Australia are also in the Asian confederation whilst New Zealand are in the Oceanic confederation.

we were in the oceanic

cool

we should be world champs now . we were robbed

aussies won 4-nil www.a-league.com.au/scoreboard/0 ... board.html

aussies won 4-nil www.a-league.com.au/scoreboard/0 ... board.html

Quote ="fredie"aussies won 4-nil www.a-league.com.au/scoreboard/0 ... board.html '" cool fredie

Quote ="fredie"aussies won 4-nil www.a-league.com.au/scoreboard/0 ... board.html '" cool fredie

yes we had players missing from the 4-nil game

we have 6 points now

looks like world cup comming soon

revenge on italy

fifa have delayed the decision for both 2018 2022 untill dec or jan 09

lets hope its the aussies get it

One would hope that FIFA could see the sense in organising their 8 groups on a geographical basis, with a bit of leeway regarding ground capacity.

An English-hosted World Cup could thus shape up:

Group A : Old Trafford and Eastlands
Group B: St. James & Stadium of Light
Group C: Anfield (new) and Goodison (new)
Group D: Two of City Ground/Pride Park/Walkers Stadium
Group E: Two of Elland Road/Hillsborough/Bramall Lane
Group F: Villa Park and one of St Andrews/Molineux/Ricoh etc
Group G: Wembley and Emirates
Group H: somewhere in the South



This covers everywhere geographically apart from the non-London South and the South-West. So, rather scuppering my regional-based focus, I'd split hairs and suggest Southampton and the Millennium for 'Group H'...

we will win this cup aswell