England World Cup bid

[Ben_Itez]

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ClayTravisBGID: The average high temperature in Qatar is 115 degrees in July. It's also illegal to have alcohol or be drunk in public. Good luck.
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hifirandy: RT @ClayTravisBGID: The average high temperature in Qatar is 115 degrees in July. It's also illegal to have alcohol or be drunk in publi ...
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phonescooper: The average daily temperature in Qatar for the month of June is 106F, ranging up to highs of 114F.
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iandstone: Average temperature in Qatar in July is 35 degrees C. I'm not sure our energetic style will work that well
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andrewellson: The average summer temperature is Qatar is 41 degrees. Could make for an interesting World Cup.
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ESPN_MobileNews: FYI: Average temperature in Qatar in July is 115 degrees. #worldcup
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alanspringer: Average temperature in Qatar in the summer, 122 degrees! @alexilalas22 on SportsCenter looking heated now.
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Craigab1: Wow! Russia hosting the World Cup in 2018 and Qatar in 2022! I was in Qatar this year—average temperature in summer ... 106 degrees!
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Sounds like fun for the fans! What a farce.

[Shaggy]

I'm so surprised at how disappointed I am by this. Really disappointed.

If it's true our bid didn't get past the first stage then that's a disgrace and needs investigating. How can they justify that? It looked an impeccable bid from the outside.

[Neil Young]

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ClayTravisBGID: The average high temperature in Qatar is 115 degrees in July. It's also illegal to have alcohol or be drunk in public. Good luck.
Twitter - 1 minute ago
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hifirandy: RT @ClayTravisBGID: The average high temperature in Qatar is 115 degrees in July. It's also illegal to have alcohol or be drunk in publi ...
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phonescooper: The average daily temperature in Qatar for the month of June is 106F, ranging up to highs of 114F.
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iandstone: Average temperature in Qatar in July is 35 degrees C. I'm not sure our energetic style will work that well
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andrewellson: The average summer temperature is Qatar is 41 degrees. Could make for an interesting World Cup.
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ESPN_MobileNews: FYI: Average temperature in Qatar in July is 115 degrees. #worldcup
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alanspringer: Average temperature in Qatar in the summer, 122 degrees! @alexilalas22 on SportsCenter looking heated now.
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Craigab1: Wow! Russia hosting the World Cup in 2018 and Qatar in 2022! I was in Qatar this year—average temperature in summer ... 106 degrees!
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Sounds like fun for the fans! What a farce.

So? The average temperature in England in July is about 2 degrees.

[Ben_Itez]

I'm so surprised at how disappointed I am by this. Really disappointed.

If it's true our bid didn't get past the first stage then that's a disgrace and needs investigating. How can they justify that? It looked an impeccable bid.

FIFA don't do justification just brown envelopes.

[Leyton388]

I'm so surprised at how disappointed I am by this. Really disappointed.

If it's true our bid didn't get past the first stage then that's a disgrace and needs investigating. How can they justify that? It looked an impeccable bid from the outside.

I am more gutted by the manner of the loss. You just know those ****ers took backhanders to have Russia host it.

[Bender]

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[Ben_Itez]

So? The average temperature in England in July is about 2 degrees.

What?

It's about 17 degrees at a guess.

The stadiums might be air conditioned but the training pitches wont be. The fans are gonna love it in that heat.

[Mr Darko]

Wonderful choice Russia - really looking forward to it. Great structure they have in place at the moment, probably some of the best stadiums in the world. Lovely weather too. Probably the only racism-free country in the bid too.

If it's all about spreading football and building a good future we may as well host the next in Iraq/Iran/Afghanistan.

[Neil Young]

I'm so surprised at how disappointed I am by this. Really disappointed.

If it's true our bid didn't get past the first stage then that's a disgrace and needs investigating. How can they justify that? It looked an impeccable bid from the outside.

It is disappointing but it's what it's like on the inside that counts.

We are talking about sausages, yeah?

[Fredo]

I would have at least them to start from some sort of base. But as far as I can tell their starting from absolutly Zero. At least the rest of the bidders had some sort of footballing past.

You don't have to have a footballing past to host a world cup.

If they wanted to host it, for whatever reasons (it might be political whatever - as if Cameron wouldn't do this for the same reasons), it's their legitimate reason to do it.

[Leyton388]

Wonderful choice Russia - really looking forward to it. Great structure they have in place at the moment, probably some of the best stadiums in the world. Lovely weather too. Probably the only racism-free country in the bid too.

If it's all about spreading football and building a good future we may as well host the next in Iraq/Iran/Afghanistan.

You missed out their world class policing a security services.

[Imy]

@ at all the Aussies

At least England had some worthy opponents in Russia, Spain etc

Qatar

Put your money on Brazil now fellas to win that world cup.

[Neil Young]

What?

It's about 17 degrees at a guess.

I may have been exaggerating for comic effect.

[Shaggy]

No alcohol in Qatar ...what a great World Cup. Players keeling over in the heat, fans totally sober. Great stuff.

[BillobShaisley]

To be fair though, not knowing how good or bad the Quatar bid was, but it's good for the game that world cups are going to such countries.

That's bollox, why not let Lichenstein have it too, the fact its been in Germany and France recently is irrelevant?

Japan and Korea had it recently, the next 'fair turn' would have been the Aussies out of the list of bidders but to be honest its all a ****ing farce. Footballs roots are Europe and S.America and they should get twice as many turns as the rest of the world put together.

Whatever problems Brazil has, they will put on a great world cup, they have the fans, the passion and the stadiums, most of the stadia are in Rio or Sao Paulo and transport between those two is good, they'll also get sufficient security sorted out in time. If the South Africans can manage the logistics so can Brazil. As for ****ing Qatar