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Poland and Ukraine won !
So we will do see Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine.
Congratulations to all Ukrainians and Poles in the forum !
video link
http://www.tvn24.pl/-1,1503342,wiadomosc.html
BTW Doesn't it the Maya calendar see the end of the world in 2012 ? If yes, it sucks we will proceed anyway and even the Armageddon will not stop us !:2thumbsup:
Congratulation!
A somewhat surprising but good decision IMO
~:cheers:
I personally think this is a slight misinterpretation made by certain individuals. In my opinion, it's more of a "end-of-a-cycle and beginning-of-a-new-cycle" kinda thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by cegorach
Congratulations to all the Poles and Ukranians, good for them ~:)
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I find it a good dicision too. It's time it is held by countries in that area! So my congratulations!
Congrats ~:cheers:
I just hope Belgium will participate :embarassed: :shame:
Imagine the tourism income if a country can hold spectacles like these.
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Probably not O:)Quote:
I just hope Belgium will participate
Most likely quite decent ..
Now I hope we will win the bid for EXPO 2012 too.:beam:
Congratulations. Don't worry about the Mayan calendar, just get the tournament finished before Dec. 21, 2012 and you'll go out on top.Quote:
Originally Posted by cegorach
Would've preferred Croatia and Hungary, myself. But well done, hopefully it'll go smoothly.
Hmmm...perhaps there is a hope the euro's will come to Norway and Sweden in a a decade or two?
What's the stadium capacity in ukraine and poland, btw?
As far as I'm aware you're looking at roughly 80,000 in the Central Stadium inQuote:
Originally Posted by HoreTore
Kiev, and around 50,000 for Shakhtar. Half that for Dynamo, though I think
they'd all get a boost before 2012.
Edit: List of venues
[Sweden had quite a decent tournament in '92, which I'm guessing you're aware of, so I suppose Scandinavia could be coming round again soon enough.]
In Poland biggest stadiom is 47202 capacity, there is some 30.000 too.