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Craaaaaazy Mutha F^cka
Join Date: Mar 2003
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It is definitely better than that bag of shite they have built in Auckland!
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NEW ZEALAND
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Craaaaaazy Mutha F^cka
Join Date: Mar 2003
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Cape Town
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However, the finished product that we have seen thus far, is quite pleasing given the renders we were initially exposed to. Its certainly no longer an embarrassment and definitely not a bag of shite. There is nothing the IRB can do about it apart from what has already been done i.e. awarding the 2015 and 2019 events to countries with large stadia, and an array of modern venues. |
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Three of those countries have larger populations than New Zealand, and the other is part of a larger country.
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NEW ZEALAND
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Hardly my gold (that would be a 11/10), I give Eden Park a 6/10 and a bag of shit 0/10 .... now what would we do with stadiums as large as the one's that you have shown us ? It should be quite evident that New Zealand places it's citizens first and a temporary sporting event fourth.You are also quick to forget that we are a country of 1.4 million people and Auckland only has 1.4 million people. Why would we be so stupid as to burden ourselves with a white elephant ? I am one of the first to agree that Eden Park is no architectural wonder but it is a HUGE improvement on what we had. Besides the stadium, the city will be left with a greater legacy which we as citizens can use every minute of every day - unlike some stadium. Your priorities are seriously screwed up mate. We will just have to agree to disagree on this one
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And aesthetics aside, from all accounts the viewing from the redeveloped Eden Park is really good, and meant to be better than Stade De France, Stadium Australia and Twickenham. I'll guess we'll find out next weekend.
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Webcam shot from today
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Yes eden park looks alot better with its upgrade, but would never compare it along side those world class stadiums. |
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No Fat Chicks
Join Date: Jul 2006
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lol at the person who thinks that those two atheltics stadiums are better places to watch rugby at than Eden Park.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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shit infrastructure perhaps. excellent negotiating skills though. as for how eden park will look at world cup time? well you don't see the outside of a stadium on the tv when the game is being played. 99% of people don't actually care what it looks like, as long as it's facilities are world class, the seats are comfortable and they get a good view. in this respect, eden park will probably be superior to most of the stadiums you listed above (especially stadium "no atmosphere" australia). |
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Great Progress on Forsyth Barr Stadium too
Last edited by darkhorse09; October 17th, 2010 at 05:49 PM. |
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It looks nice, as basketball hall.Hope the ball won't crash with roof column never
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Craaaaaazy Mutha F^cka
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Glasgow
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it is amazing and dunedin deserves congratulations for such a bold move
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Craaaaaazy Mutha F^cka
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Glasgow
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Anyway, I doubt it came down to negotiating skills really, the tournament was meant to go to Japan but i think there was a realisation after the outright success of France it was a safe time to take the tournament to a downsized event and probably the last time NZ will get a chance to host it. The event is going from strength to strength and will probably be too big for NZ to host on its own in the future. Also I think you mean the population is half the size of London and not the actual country itself ;-) |
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