The Aviva (Lansdowne Road)Come to think of it, where do ROI play home football games? Brain freeze here.
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The Aviva (Lansdowne Road)Come to think of it, where do ROI play home football games? Brain freeze here.
Windsor park already has been revamped/modernised and it's only 19k capacity. It's a good size for NI matches, but not for a tournament. I'm not actually sure if there is scope to expand it, because it's in a residential area with a lot of terraced housing. It's quite similar to goodison in that respect, and I'm not sure if they have any plans to increase the size.Windsor Park, thats it. 35000 absolute max after a refurb.
The Aviva stadium, formerly Landsowne roadCome to think of it, where do ROI play home football games? Brain freeze here.
Aviva...
Right?
Same ffs!
Not sure. Is the Aviva the old Lansdown Road?
That's a big refurbishment though and still a really small venue for a major tournament.Windsor Park, thats it. 35000 absolute max after a refurb.
That's a big refurbishment though and still a really small venue for a major tournament.
But still would need to be re-done or at least touched up to suit footy. That or refurbs in Northern Ireland would mean that there's, what, 1 game every so often in Ireland, N. Ireland or Scotland (as it's Dublin, Belfast and Glasgow, respectively, so 1 game per... country...), and all the rest are in the significantly larger and more plentiful stadiums in England. Final will definitely be Wemberley even without thinking about it, naturally...There is a few options in Ireland
Aviva (Dublin) is around 50k
Croke Park 80k - unlikely as Dublin
Thomand (Limerick) - 25k
Páirc Uí Chaoímh (Cork) - 45k
These are all modern stadiums with the facilities that you'd need
Ah. Didn’t see that, but would make sense.I think that article said that with 5 hosts there would be no automatic qualification for the hosts. Could be wrong
But still would need to be re-done or at least touched up to suit footy. That or refurbs in Northern Ireland would mean that there's, what, 1 game every so often in Ireland, N. Ireland or Scotland (as it's Dublin, Belfast and Glasgow, respectively, so 1 game per... country...), and all the rest are in the significantly larger and more plentiful stadiums in England. Final will definitely be Wemberley even without thinking about it, naturally...
E: as I forgot, obviously Wales also get a massive 1 as both 'usable' stadiums are in the same city...
Apparently the tournament is being expanded to 32 teams from 24 and all 5 would get in automatically according to my lad.Ah. Didn’t see that, but would make sense.
But of course