Love to know how we're going to cope with all those times zones though
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World Cup 2018 - Russia!
Congratulations on winning the vote!
Love to know how we're going to cope with all those times zones though
Love to know how we're going to cope with all those times zones though
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Glasnost comrades! (Not really relevant but a good excuse to say it)
This is good for Russia, I would expect their economy could do with the boost. Hopefully, they can put all those old, disused nuclear power plants to good use now.
South Africa did a fine job for 2010, I have to say I had my doubts. However, apart from the annoying Vuvuzelas*, it was a great tournament that passed without incident.
*The constant sound of an angry mob of bees ready to swarm was scary and disconcerting... and I know bees!
This is good for Russia, I would expect their economy could do with the boost. Hopefully, they can put all those old, disused nuclear power plants to good use now.
South Africa did a fine job for 2010, I have to say I had my doubts. However, apart from the annoying Vuvuzelas*, it was a great tournament that passed without incident.
*The constant sound of an angry mob of bees ready to swarm was scary and disconcerting... and I know bees!
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Apart from the damn vuvuzelas, the problems in South Africa 2010 were the small crowds at many matches … FIFA got their ticket pricing all wrong, and some very poor pitches (I won’t mention the match balls). Russia may have the same problems, I fear… but good luck to them, and to Qatar in 2022.
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Hm. I thought South Africa 2010 was (another) economic failure, like these big events usually are?Darkbee wrote:This is good for Russia, I would expect their economy could do with the boost. Hopefully, they can put all those old, disused nuclear power plants to good use now.
South Africa did a fine job for 2010
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I was in SA in the run up to the cup - lots of revamping and economic input to some of the very deprived areas of Cape Town where I was based (they were even trying to tidy up the Townships (by building these little pre-fab houses))
Oolite Life is now revealed hereSelezen wrote:Apparently I was having a DaddyHoggy moment.