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Euro 2028 12:48 - Feb 7 with 3180 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

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Euro 2028 on 12:49 - Feb 7 with 3170 viewsdaveB

After the Euro final last summer I can't see us getting a major tournament again for a while
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Euro 2028 on 12:54 - Feb 7 with 3143 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

Euro 2028 on 12:49 - Feb 7 by daveB

After the Euro final last summer I can't see us getting a major tournament again for a while


I wonder if the final being played at the Aviva is part of the deal.
[Post edited 7 Feb 2022 12:55]
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Euro 2028 on 13:49 - Feb 7 with 2962 viewsMrSheen

Euro 2028 on 12:54 - Feb 7 by BazzaInTheLoft

I wonder if the final being played at the Aviva is part of the deal.
[Post edited 7 Feb 2022 12:55]


It has to be the home of Irish sport, Semple Stadium. Rakes of room, a few bits of roof, and Tipperary's largest car park.

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Euro 2028 on 13:50 - Feb 7 with 2957 viewsJuzzie

Euro 2028 on 12:49 - Feb 7 by daveB

After the Euro final last summer I can't see us getting a major tournament again for a while


I think to deny us the chance to host a tournament based on that one game is a bit short sighted (of UEFA/FIFA, not you!)
The single biggest problem that day was that the attendance was limited to 60k so you had 200k people all thinking "'ere, there's 30k empty seats, I'll try and blag getting in".

I'm really not sure what difference 60,000 people all crammed in on buses, the underground, walking to the ground, queuing up for the turnstiles then going to the toilets, getting food and drink etc would make compared to 90,000.

The warning signs were there in the quarters and semi so if they had sold all 90,000 tickets for the final I'm absolutely certain the troubles that day would not have happened.
It was a one-off situation caused by the circumstances of the time.
[Post edited 7 Feb 2022 14:39]
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Euro 2028 on 15:18 - Feb 7 with 2830 viewsPlanetHonneywood

Football’s coming home, again?

I wish it would make its effing mind up.

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Euro 2028 on 15:18 - Feb 7 with 2826 viewsBAWHoops

They could of course avoid this for 2028 by having the final in Cardiff...
It will be interesting to see which grounds they would use as I'm sure they'd like to spread the thing round the whole of UK & Ireland

Wembley, Spurs, St. Mary's, Stadium MK, Villa Park, Old Trafford, Anfield, St James' Park, Hamden, Celtic Park, Aviva, Cardiff Millenium

You'd imagine they would stick QF's at Wembley, Celtic Park, Cardiff, OT. Semi's at Wembley and Hamden. Final at Cardiff

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Euro 2028 on 17:59 - Feb 7 with 2699 viewsPaddyhoops

Euro 2028 on 15:18 - Feb 7 by BAWHoops

They could of course avoid this for 2028 by having the final in Cardiff...
It will be interesting to see which grounds they would use as I'm sure they'd like to spread the thing round the whole of UK & Ireland

Wembley, Spurs, St. Mary's, Stadium MK, Villa Park, Old Trafford, Anfield, St James' Park, Hamden, Celtic Park, Aviva, Cardiff Millenium

You'd imagine they would stick QF's at Wembley, Celtic Park, Cardiff, OT. Semi's at Wembley and Hamden. Final at Cardiff


Would love to see it . Apparently Casement park, the GAA ground would possibly be Norn Irons main ground as Windsor doesn't come up to scratch capacity wise.
Be interesting to see how thier fans opinions on that.
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Euro 2028 on 19:21 - Feb 7 with 2610 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

Even with the 'political considerations' how great would a join ROI / NI bid for a major tournament with all the facility and transport upgrades it would bring, not to mention the cross community benefits for the North.
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Euro 2028 on 19:33 - Feb 7 with 2580 viewsmakaveli1882

Euro 2028 on 12:54 - Feb 7 by BazzaInTheLoft

I wonder if the final being played at the Aviva is part of the deal.
[Post edited 7 Feb 2022 12:55]


Final order would be -

Wembley
Cardiff
Glasgow
Belfast

Aviva isn't the best of stadiums and allocation is lower, I doubt it would even have a semi final.
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Euro 2028 on 19:41 - Feb 7 with 2556 viewsPaddyhoops

Euro 2028 on 19:21 - Feb 7 by BazzaInTheLoft

Even with the 'political considerations' how great would a join ROI / NI bid for a major tournament with all the facility and transport upgrades it would bring, not to mention the cross community benefits for the North.


Couldn't agree more!!
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Euro 2028 on 20:30 - Feb 7 with 2456 viewsCamberleyR

Euro 2028 on 19:33 - Feb 7 by makaveli1882

Final order would be -

Wembley
Cardiff
Glasgow
Belfast

Aviva isn't the best of stadiums and allocation is lower, I doubt it would even have a semi final.


Belfast? Windsor Park only holds 22k.

Does anybody know why the Aviva was only built to 50k? You've have thought with the Rugby team also using it, it would have been larger.

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Euro 2028 on 20:53 - Feb 7 with 2417 viewsPaddyhoops

Euro 2028 on 20:30 - Feb 7 by CamberleyR

Belfast? Windsor Park only holds 22k.

Does anybody know why the Aviva was only built to 50k? You've have thought with the Rugby team also using it, it would have been larger.


Apparently planning permission wasn't granted for behind one of the goal ends.
It's capacity must be costing them thousands if not millions in lost revenue.
The way the rugby lads are playing, they could quiet put another 30,000 each home game.
I'm sure Brian could have more info on the low capacity.
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Euro 2028 on 21:19 - Feb 7 with 2378 viewshoopsmark

Final at Croke Park…home of the GAA
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Euro 2028 on 21:22 - Feb 7 with 2368 viewsMrSheen

Euro 2028 on 20:30 - Feb 7 by CamberleyR

Belfast? Windsor Park only holds 22k.

Does anybody know why the Aviva was only built to 50k? You've have thought with the Rugby team also using it, it would have been larger.


It’s a really cramped site, hemmed in between a railway and a river. It’s also in a smart part of Dublin so it would cost a fortune to expand it.
Croke Park would be a better choice, but the terrace would have to go.
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Euro 2028 on 22:57 - Feb 7 with 2284 viewsMyke

Euro 2028 on 21:22 - Feb 7 by MrSheen

It’s a really cramped site, hemmed in between a railway and a river. It’s also in a smart part of Dublin so it would cost a fortune to expand it.
Croke Park would be a better choice, but the terrace would have to go.


Temporary seating have been used on The Hill for soccer and rugby games before. Reduces the capacity down to about 72,000
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