RWC 2027 in Australia
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@kiwiwomble said in RWC 2027:
@machpants said in RWC 2027:
@kiwiwomble said in RWC 2027:
think i was reading there no other serious bidders?
Argentina and Russia as far as I know
i hadn't heard about Argentina but the article i read mentioned Russia
"Russia is the only other country that has signalled their intention to bid for the 2027 tournament, but that bid will almost certainly not be considered eligible, given Russia have been forbidden from bidding for major sporting events until the end of 2022 by a Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling"
imagine the size of the russian forward pack if they competed - all those drugs:
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Looks like USA are going to bid.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/126744614/united-states-launches-bold-bids-for-mens-and-womens-rugby-world-cupsSounds awesome - reckon a trip around there would be sensational. I'd make an effort - take in some NFL, NCAA and rugby, eat bbq and just see some sights.
Would be good to see every other world cup going to a developing rugby nation - Argentina, USA, Japan, etc.
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@victor-meldrew said in RWC 2027:
Would be good to see every other world cup going to a developing rugby nation - Argentina, USA, Japan, etc.
Totally agree. Think a US-hosted RWC would be awesome.
I also didn't even make an 'Australia' joke about rugby nations. @NTA respect?
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yeah, but how damn good would a US based tournament be?
the only downside is distance - it'd be like having a games in Iraq and Ireland as part of a tournament
Australia similar for distance BUT only really Perth is taking the piss on that front.
TBH it would be great to go and see, but it is a bit more expensive to get to than a RWC here.
Hopefully the USA can pick themselves up and qualify for RWC2023 in the meantime.
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USA would be great but personally I would prefer it go to Argentina who would also do an awesome job as hosts and are a genuine rugby nation. When I was in BA the day of a test the locals all knew what was going on - even if it is a football mad nation.
States - yeah / nah. Think rugby in Argentina deserves a boost and undoubtedly it would get one from hosting. In the US it's a very fringe sport. Like underwater hockey here
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Looks like USA are going to bid.
fluffybunnies.
yeah, but how damn good would a US based tournament be?
the only downside is distance - it'd be like having a games in Iraq and Ireland as part of a tournament
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@booboo yeah, but the population live in a corridor on the east coast. Aside from deepest darkest Perth, of course. So for a fan it's short travelling distances
I do understand that, I live here, but even so they not exactly "short distances" in Aus.
(9 hours drive (give or take) between Syd and both Melb and Brisbane for example.)
Will be similar set up in the States prolly with most games in the East, a few in the mid-west and a couple in Californiyay.
Was mainly interested in the size comparison.
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Well I guess if you like nice reds, beef, beef and more beef, mountain ranges, glaciers, and beautiful women, Argentina might be ok but Georgia has homemade mountain beer, honey beer, cheap beer, and they like tackling. Oh, and rugby is actually growing quite well there. And they're the oldest wine producers in the world (well, that could be misinterpreted):
Why Georgian Wines Are Among The Most Unique On The Planet
The world's oldest winemaking culture is new all over again. Why people are flocking to the cradle of wine.
And, did I mention their beer?
Study: Georgia Offers One of the Cheapest Beer Prices Across the World
Photo Expensivity Recently, the Expensivity, a Texasbased company specialized in the management of money, published its study on beer prices across the world. The study includes 58 countries acros
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Georgia is awesome, and the wines are brilliant. Somewhat dodgy at times though.
