I still think that the US would make the most sense.
He mentioned that NY & LA will not have stadiums that are acceptable, but Dallas's new stadium would.
Rick Young wrote:Interesting. I wonder if Portugal would ever try to host or co-host.
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As if he were a game show host, FIFA boss Sepp Blatter announced this week that three nations were prepared to step in and host the 2010 World Cup, but did not reveal the nations involved. Blatter's statement, the strongest indication yet that South Africa are in jeopardy of losing out on hosting the 2010 World Cup, leaves an international guessing game to determine who are in line.
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