If Croke park is actually made available for the Euros, I have to get a ticket! Hopefully they allow the full capacity to be used as opposed to just the seated 😅
Tallaght stadium is a UEFA 4 category stadium. Hurling and Gaelic are far older sports then most sports you mentioned probably even older than all of them.
@@Me-ui1zy The guy in the video made reference to them saying they offered nothing that the world hadn't already seen before, think Darren's point was that they were around long before and of those other sports that were mentioned.
Hill 16 holds 13,000 so minus this from 82,500 = 69,500 plus the capacity of the Davin Stand (27,000) = 96,500. However this would only be possible if the railway line was built to run through an underground tunnel but even at that there is still not enough space or land to mirror the Davin Stand so the capacity would be less than 96,500. Nonetheless our Páirc an Crocaigh is a special place ☺️
They would be albe to complete a full construction of croker like the rest, they'd incorporate the train tracks behind hill 16, just like the aviva stadium. It would be over 100k... but thats a pipe dream, hill 16 is left like that on purpose. I find it very hard for the GAA to build up hill 16
@@endagriffin2530 That's sort-of true, but that figure presumed standing being allowed on the walkways, which would never have been permitted (even in those days). As you say, the highest number of tickets they were ever allowed to sell was 150,000. I grew up a 5 minute walk from Hampden, and when I was a kid the capacity was 74,000 (pre-Hillsborough). The ground was barely smaller then than in the heyday of the 1930s-1960s, so I can't imagine how cramped it must have been with so many people in it.
That makes you a hell of a lot more qualified than me so 🤣 That was it though back before Hillsborough..squeeze them in anywhere and everywhere. Was never lucky enough to see it in person, just on TV but them walls of terracing were a behemoth. They'd intimidate you even when empty. One thing I will say though, I do understand the need for all seaters from a safety point of view, but there was a certain atmosphere from a terrace that you can't get in an all seated stand and that's been lost forever.
2:00 I hate it when people outside of Ireland try to compare hurling to other sports, I get that it's necessary for viewers to understand it, but it cannot be compared to any other sports and it feels almost disrespectful to do so as it is thousands of years older than all the sports you mentioned. Good video though 👍
@@DR-178 and the commentator didn’t say it’d not unique? He said it combines elements of hockey lacrosse and baseball which it does? How are you Irish crying over a guy trying to explain it to people who have no idea what it is. 😭🤦♂️ well you lot always do cry
I would have loved to see Ibrox and Celtic Park apart of this vid ahead some of these other stadiums, they got great history and the capacity for legendary games in Euro 2028
England did an otherworldly job with hosting Euro 2020 games. There was no violence or xenophobia towards foreign fans, no attacks, no near-death experiences; security was adequate; hosts were extremely welcoming and graceful in defeat even as England lost the final. UEFA's President can be sure that with this bid we will see more of the same in 2028. And do not doubt for a second that Ireland, NI, Wales and Scotland will host a lot of games thanks to the "collaborative" nature of the bid. There is no way a magnanimous co-host like England would want to keep most of the action for itself and leave just scraps for everybody else.
Hurling is the fastest field sport , one of the toughest, and extremely hard to master . It is without doubt the greatest sport that is not known world wide .
The fastest? You mean the ball travels faster, not the players? In that case Clay pidgeon shooting is the fastest sport in the world. It's quite boring to watch as each team exchanges long range scores for most of the time,
Old Trafford needs major upgrades before it hosts any European Championship matches. It's probably the stadium in the worst condition in the Premier League.
I hear the media having a go at OT... but they forget that when it comes to viewing lines Old Trafford is the best stadium anywhere. The stands are close to the pitch and steep on 3 sides. The shallow bottom tiers at Arsenal, the Council House and West Ham give dreadful views. The roof at OT is a disgrace and needs sorting and it would be great to build up the South Stand. Worst condition in the Premier League? Sellhurst Park? Elland Road? Fulham? What a mess Wolves have + all the boring boxes at Southampton and Leicester..... Yeah OT is in the worst condition!
I can’t disagree, the same with Camp nou in Barcelona, those saying those stadiums are « amazing » probably never were there, yes they are historical but in really poor conditions
@@timhanser1943 the roof needs taking off. Put a San Siro style thing on top or similar to what Real Madrid are doing. Add another tier to the South stand and it would be perfect. KStand and the Stretford end are full of local hardcore fans and a replacement stadium would just be for the tourists. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. I've been going to OT for 35years and hundreds of grounds around Europe and other than the roof - OT is the best!
1923. Official attendance was 126,047 but it's widely considered that there were way more than that there. London Underground sold more than 240,000 tickets to Wembley that day and Police estimates put the crowd nearer 300,000.
I haven't seen anyone else think of that gaga before.....No, wait, actually. Maybe I have seen it on a couple of thousand other youtube posts over the last two years. Never mind I've got one for you that'll knock em dead and guarantee nobody will of heard it before. There's this chicken you see, and you have to work out why it wants to get to the other side of the road.
@Jimbob960 can name 10 mate. Anfield, old Trafford (needs roof doing but still), st James park, villa park, Tottenham, Celtic park, ibrox, arsenal, Man City actually have a very nice stadium and Wembley. Who knows Bramley Moore might beat some of them, and it might be better in some aspects like atmosphere or interior etc but to say it will be the best in Britain is just ludicrous mate
@wallycustard1281 in terms of atmosphere and history yeah. I mean maybe the facilities at this Everton stadium will be brilliant but the fucking thing hasn’t even opened yet how can you even say it’s the best already 🤦♂️
@@runawayplane6166 That's pure conjecture at this point. There's no agreement in place with the SFA and they haven't begun talking yet. It might seem mad to go anywhere else, but the Queen's Park board have been making strange decisions lately. If the SFA's price is too high they might choose to stay at Ochilview until they can get Lesser Hampden ready.
@@gordon1545 They’d be daft not to use Hampden if they were playing top flight. I’d even say Lesser Hampden would be too small if they were to go up too.
These 14 stadiums are the long-list submitted to UEFA in November 2022; the final list of 10 stadia will be submitted in April 2023. There will only be one in Manchester and Dublin and at most two in London, so that removes three. The fourth is less clear.
Probably stadium of light will be out id say Edit: after reading the comments about the stadium in Belfast not being completed in time its probably going to be Belfast, or maybe the other dublin stadium
I dont want England to have this because the euro final was already played at the 2020 or 2021 euros and its really like not overrated but over showed if you know what i mean which i dislike.
After what happened in 2020 there is absolutely no way UEFA would allow the English FA run any football tournament in England anymore, the cocked it up badly and came bloody close to a Hillsborough or Heysle Stadium disaster in July 2021...that is why Scotland, Wales and Ireland are involved in 2028...
What, it wasn’t anything that bad 😭 just a poor amount of security. But we had the same with the champions league last year in Paris it happens quite often. At least English fans don’t in general attack their own players like half the fans in Europe 😂🤦♂️ and it’s a united bid because they’re more popular Ron and more likely to win. They want Scotland, wales, or there Ireland and Ireland to host games but they can’t do it on their own, not even as a 4, they need the facilities England has to have a genuine bid
If the RFU allowed Twickenham to be used then you could have Twickenham, Wembley, the Emirates, Tottenham Stadium, an upgraded Stamford Bridge, the London Stadium, an upgraded Selhurst Park, an upgraded Valley, an upgraded Vicarage Road (I know, I know, it's technically outside Greater London) and an upgraded Fuck Park - that's 10 stadiums; enough to host a World Cup.
Anybody who hasn't seen Hurling. Please watch it on TH-cam. You'll be amazed 👏 also in Hurling and GAA football all us Fans sit together mixed and never a problem. ☘️☘️
The fact murrayfield is not being used is disgusting. The same capacity as Old Trafford, but a much better stadium in Scotland’s capital, is totally unacceptable
@@noodlyappendage6729 They are not even playing at Belfasts Windsor park, choosing some gaelic football ground instead. Hopefully the bid fails miserably.
Why wouldn't they hire Murrayfield for a major tournament like this? Especially weird when Croke Park is always mentioned in these videos, but Murrayfield is never mentioned as an option. ??
Very doubtful casement park in belfast will be ready,it needs to have construction start no later than the summer which is unlikely due to ongoing political logjam.Very much doubt the political impasse will be solved by the summer since its now nearly april.Even if it is built there still could be issues,because it will have a standing section that will need to converted to seating and from what i read UEFA have there doubts as to the feasibility of that.
You can, but it hugely reduces capacity - eg Dortmund will be reduced from 81k to 66k for Euro 2024. If they did that at the planned Casement Park it would probably pull capacity below the minimum 30k threshold. In any case, unless the UK government step in and promise to underwrite it, I don't think it's going to be built.
@@gordon1545 It's only one goal end that is going to be terraced, the rest is seated so I think it would still be 30k+ even if you had bolt in seating. I think if the UK+IRL get it it'll happen regardless of the issues in Stormont, hosting the event is worth far too much and it would be politically very damaging for the DUP to lose such an opportunity simply for sectarian reasons.
Croke Park has a standing section too. It doesn't take 4 years to build a Stadium even in a country that refuses to govern itself because they cant stand the idea of a republican first minister.
I would recommend games at The Principality (Millennium) Stadium in Cardiff for anyone thinking far in advance where they might want to go - it's widely considered the best atmosphere of any rugby stadium in the world due to both the roof (acoustics); excessive pyrotechnics, and being in the city centre - feels like the whole of South Wales has turned up for matchday drinking! 7 minute walk from Cardiff Central train station too! Cardiff Airport isn't super close, but the transport links are good. Certainly Cardiff is the only place I'd go to for a matchday just to soak up the atmosphere in the city (unless Ireland was playing at Croke or Scotland in Glasgow - doesn't matter who's playing in Cardiff, though on a Wales day it will beat em all!) (I hope we get an Ireland Wales game at Croke or Principality!)
Problem is Wales isn't guaranteed a spot. UEFA rules dictate only 2 host countries are guaranteed automatic qualification. So yeah it would be nice for Cardiff to host matches, but would be a bit unfair if our national team isn't taking part.
Why can’t they just expand the amount of host stadiums like we should be using like 10 stadiums which would include Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, Emirates Stadium, Celtic Park, Ibrox Stadium, Anfield, St Mary’s Stadium, City Ground (Nottingham), King Power Staduim, London (Olympic) Stadium, Windsor Park, as well as Cork and Galway! So why not? Like come on! If the Euros is hosted all over the U.K. and Ireland then you would have a whole nation engaged in the tournament rather than just 4 cities. Encourage growth in places that need it- I would include north Wales on here as well but it would have to be Bangor, Aberystwyth or TNS (and they’re in Shropshire not Wales and they all would need huge infrastructure renovations- maybe having Swansea and Cardiff would have been good but they you’re limiting growth to south Wales). Why limit the amount of stadiums when we will have enough games?
My prediction for the final 10 stadiums to be chosen are: Dublin (Aviva), Glasgow (Hampden), Cardiff (Principality), Belfast (Casement Park), Sunderland (Stadium of Light), Manchester (Etihad), Liverpool (Bramley Dock), Birmingham (Villa Park), London (London Stadium) and London (Wembley).
It's a bit sad that capacity and political considerations mean that there are three stadiums that's aren't even football grounds in the list, but Anfield, Celtic Park, Elland Road and many others with plenty of footballing history are excluded. I can see Belfast and Sunderland missing out in the final cut as well.
It's virtually derelict. It's unlikely it, or any other stadium in Northern Ireland will be used. A think tank that performed a feasibility study in 2008 into the possibility of Belfast hosting the commonwealth games stated that "It would be easier to stage it on the moon, so difficult is it to get the necessary mechanisms of general government in Northern Ireland to work properly." Northern Ireland will be included in the bidding process but if successful, any suggestion of a venue in the province will be shelved as just quite simply not being worth the headaches.
queens park fc dont play at hampden proper they are playing at steinhousemuir currently due to the redevelopment of hampden minor. the club sold Hampden to the scottish fa 3 years ago for like 5 million
Queen's Park FC no longer use Hampden Park as their home ground. They have been playing at Lesser Hampden next door since it got upgraded, but I believe they're playing at another ground while work gets done at Lesser Hampden, as their fixture schedule conflicts with domestic Cup games etc.
@@QuotidianStupidity I may be a bit biased as I am a Chelsea fan in Milton Keynes but Stamford Bridge has so much character and stadium mk is an amazing facility and if there is a need it can easily be expanded to about 40,000+
@@imbad6730 it’s all opinions mate, I just think if you want old/character there are much nicer places such as Villa park. Plus we have Emirates, Olympic stadium, Tot stadium, Wembley etc all in London that can host, even Twickenham.. not sure we need Stam. Bridge too
2:00 hurling is over 3000 years old, them other stick sports are similar to hurley and onto the opposite... Gaelic football is old as f-ck too, and older than soccer, so soccer would be the hybrid of Gaelic football...
He must be an Arse. I will NEVER subscribe to his channel. Every time he does something on Tottenham, he has a dig. Don't recommend this channel again, for me
@@tiesjaja2938 I know that’s what you’re saying but you’ve got a national stadium there which is used a lot less often so needs to be used to be profitable, it’s also designed for international events like these, it represents the whole of Scotland not just a Glasgow and they wouldn’t allow Celtic park and ibrox, so instead of choosing between the 2 sides you can choose the neutral hampden park
The capacities are much higher in this video than in the reality I think. In General Way, I think capacitie of stadiums in England are say much to high as the reality. For Exemple Anfield Road I think Never never more as 40'000 in the reality. And the peopole says 70'000.
How about were Sheffield Wednesday or Nottingham forest play they have great traditional stadiums! Please not the crappy stadium were west ham play's! Also a lot of the newer stadiums are all starting to look the same! Goodison park will be a big loss when it is gone, love that stadium as well!
St James Park Newcastle is a bit unfortunate when it comes to looking at expansion. The sides where you see the impressive cantilever roof are where it's unrestricted but the other two sides have barely any room for expansion unless you were somehow able to move the pitch and therefore the whole ground in a particular direction and in doing so creating the additional space required for redevelopment.
They cant develop the east stand due to the terraced street behind it which are listed buildings and the cant develop the gallowgate end as under neath is a underground station. Thats why the stadium is so lopsided. They have tried building a new stadium from scratch but environmentalists always stop them.
Twickenham is for Rugby, it’s in a terrible location, and is completely unnecessary. They could still have Brightons stadium, Arsenals stadium, Celtic park etc before using Twickers
Kinda glad they resisted the urge to use Twickenham - foreign football fans arriving and realising it's a nightmare to get to from most of London would not go down well (at least with the 6 Nations 4/6 Nations' supporters already know Twickenham is a PITA 😂)
Celtic Park and Ibrox are out because Glasgow couldn't have more than one stadium and it would definitely be Hampden. Similar issues for the other grounds you mention - Stamford Bridge is nowhere near big enough to be one of the likely maximum two grounds in London. Emirates won't beat London Stadium or new White Hart Lane. And Anfield's pitch isn't big enough anyway.
Only holds around 18k. If they drew a top tier nation like France or Germany in a group, the ticket allocation would be tiny and problematic financially I'd imagine.
quite insulting, gaelic sports are thousands of years old and out date almost all other sports, very few amateur community based sports can boast a stadium like croke park. Eire Abu
Will has 60,000 seats? Will or has🤔 On another note Bramley Moore will be far superior by then and so will Everton. The rocky road of Everton will clear up soon into walkable clear pathway. Those two stands on each wing at Bramley Moore have removable roof sections as they are supported by the trusses at each end. Expansion from 52,888 to 65,000 can be done within 18 months if needed as the foundations have already been piledriven. And the side/wing roofing they are now installing is removable. Better location and a better stadium than Anfield.
Too hard to get to, Sunderland won’t get it either because even there is too hard. You have to have the infrastructure to support a lot of people going in and have lots of hotel space.
We should not be having a joint bid. The RoI is riding on the UK’s coat tails. The RoI would not win this bid unless the UK stepped in as they don’t have the capacity. The same is not true for the UK. These are the facts. And what do we get in return from the RoI? We get them trying to thwart us leaving the EU at every opportunity.
Ireland is an EU member and as such should not be included in our bid, the fact thy are pushing their gaelic football crap as part of our bid adds insult to injury.
@@tendrosstoodross2976 The RoI made it very difficult for us while we were leaving the UK. In fact they took the stance they did because they thought it would damage us. Independence is alright for them but when the UK wants it it’s not okay. I like the Irish but I can’t stand Republicanism.
@@tendrosstoodross2976 who cares what you two Huns think? Northern Ireland hasn't the infrastructure to host anything. Ireland can contribute 4 stadiums, Northern Ireland has to seek out the gaa to even contribute 1.
I'm actually hoping this doesn't happen. Not to begrudge England, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Wales (I'm a Welshman) or a Scotland just irritating that it's an assumption that major sports events are reliant on England. Would love to see upgrades made to stadiums and transport infrastructure elsewhere allowing a Celtic Nations Euros
@@timlewis8567 Most of England is paying towards HS2 and won't benefit from it, most of England pays for Wales and don't benefit it. What makes us special? Independence would be a good thing, let us manage on our own, England could even send us a few million migrants each for enrichment.
I don’t get people like you. The RoI left the UK 100 years ago. You think people in England should pay for them 100 years after they left and curse us on a daily basis?
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What stadiums will you visit if the tournament takes place in Great Britain and Ireland?
hopefully all
Wembley for the final (IF ENGLAND PLAY)
If Croke park is actually made available for the Euros, I have to get a ticket! Hopefully they allow the full capacity to be used as opposed to just the seated 😅
all of them cos i was born and live in england
Anfield would make sense if they use both the stadiums in Liverpool and Manchester to help travelling fans
Tallaght stadium is a UEFA 4 category stadium. Hurling and Gaelic are far older sports then most sports you mentioned probably even older than all of them.
Age isn't the same as relevance. Nothing wrong with Hurling but its not known outside of Ireland
@@Me-ui1zy The guy in the video made reference to them saying they offered nothing that the world hadn't already seen before, think Darren's point was that they were around long before and of those other sports that were mentioned.
Even though I'm English I enjoy these sports ,not that i get to see them often unfortunately.
@@Me-ui1zy then why are there GAA clubs on every continent ?
Croke park is a monster, wonder what the capacity would be if the smaller end was the same as the rest.
I'd say 100,000 or more
Hill 16 holds 13,000 so minus this from 82,500 = 69,500 plus the capacity of the Davin Stand (27,000) = 96,500. However this would only be possible if the railway line was built to run through an underground tunnel but even at that there is still not enough space or land to mirror the Davin Stand so the capacity would be less than 96,500. Nonetheless our Páirc an Crocaigh is a special place ☺️
They would be albe to complete a full construction of croker like the rest, they'd incorporate the train tracks behind hill 16, just like the aviva stadium. It would be over 100k...
but thats a pipe dream, hill 16 is left like that on purpose. I find it very hard for the GAA to build up hill 16
@@dazzer273 isn't their houses there that would need to be demolished too?
Over 100,000
When Croke Park is full on All Ireland final day it is has the best atmosphere u can get
No idea where you got 183,000 for Hampden. The record attendance is 149,547 in 1947 for a Scotland v England match.
183,388 was the capacity but the SFA were only allowed to sell 150000 tickets.
@@endagriffin2530 That's sort-of true, but that figure presumed standing being allowed on the walkways, which would never have been permitted (even in those days). As you say, the highest number of tickets they were ever allowed to sell was 150,000.
I grew up a 5 minute walk from Hampden, and when I was a kid the capacity was 74,000 (pre-Hillsborough). The ground was barely smaller then than in the heyday of the 1930s-1960s, so I can't imagine how cramped it must have been with so many people in it.
That makes you a hell of a lot more qualified than me so 🤣 That was it though back before Hillsborough..squeeze them in anywhere and everywhere. Was never lucky enough to see it in person, just on TV but them walls of terracing were a behemoth. They'd intimidate you even when empty. One thing I will say though, I do understand the need for all seaters from a safety point of view, but there was a certain atmosphere from a terrace that you can't get in an all seated stand and that's been lost forever.
2:00 I hate it when people outside of Ireland try to compare hurling to other sports, I get that it's necessary for viewers to understand it, but it cannot be compared to any other sports and it feels almost disrespectful to do so as it is thousands of years older than all the sports you mentioned. Good video though 👍
Hurling is similar enough to shinty that they can play a combined code. Not that this helps anyone beyond Scotland...
Stop crying mate
@@DR-178 no he’s just crying about something that isn’t a big deal
@@DR-178 and the commentator didn’t say it’d not unique? He said it combines elements of hockey lacrosse and baseball which it does? How are you Irish crying over a guy trying to explain it to people who have no idea what it is. 😭🤦♂️ well you lot always do cry
@@jakeclough8090 ok now you are just stereotyping the Irish culture, bit cringe lad.
I would have loved to see Ibrox and Celtic Park apart of this vid ahead some of these other stadiums, they got great history and the capacity for legendary games in Euro 2028
I would of like to see Murreyfield just to bring a second city to Scotland.
Just can't have any England games at Paradise or Ireland games at Ibrox or we'll see the gates welded shut 😂
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would be better choices than that 3rd world stadium at number 3, its covered in weeds ffs
England did an otherworldly job with hosting Euro 2020 games. There was no violence or xenophobia towards foreign fans, no attacks, no near-death experiences; security was adequate; hosts were extremely welcoming and graceful in defeat even as England lost the final. UEFA's President can be sure that with this bid we will see more of the same in 2028. And do not doubt for a second that Ireland, NI, Wales and Scotland will host a lot of games thanks to the "collaborative" nature of the bid. There is no way a magnanimous co-host like England would want to keep most of the action for itself and leave just scraps for everybody else.
So what's your desired ratio? You angry, bitter little cunt! 3 stadiums for Scotland, 3 for Ireland, 2 for Wales, 1 each for N.Ireland and England?
Hurling is the fastest field sport , one of the toughest, and extremely hard to master . It is without doubt the greatest sport that is not known world wide .
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The fastest? You mean the ball travels faster, not the players? In that case Clay pidgeon shooting is the fastest sport in the world. It's quite boring to watch as each team exchanges long range scores for most of the time,
Old Trafford needs major upgrades before it hosts any European Championship matches. It's probably the stadium in the worst condition in the Premier League.
I hear the media having a go at OT... but they forget that when it comes to viewing lines Old Trafford is the best stadium anywhere. The stands are close to the pitch and steep on 3 sides. The shallow bottom tiers at Arsenal, the Council House and West Ham give dreadful views. The roof at OT is a disgrace and needs sorting and it would be great to build up the South Stand. Worst condition in the Premier League? Sellhurst Park? Elland Road? Fulham? What a mess Wolves have + all the boring boxes at Southampton and Leicester..... Yeah OT is in the worst condition!
I can’t disagree, the same with Camp nou in Barcelona, those saying those stadiums are « amazing » probably never were there, yes they are historical but in really poor conditions
Yes it’s falling apart , the roof leaks . It wants tearing down .
Emirates? 🤔
@@timhanser1943 the roof needs taking off. Put a San Siro style thing on top or similar to what Real Madrid are doing. Add another tier to the South stand and it would be perfect. KStand and the Stretford end are full of local hardcore fans and a replacement stadium would just be for the tourists.
Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. I've been going to OT for 35years and hundreds of grounds around Europe and other than the roof - OT is the best!
Villa Park will be a fab venue it is one the most memorable to English fans and visitors.❤ 😂.
Stadium of Light and its association with mining was built on the grounds of the old Wearmouth Mine/ Colliery just above the mine shafts!
Pretty sure Wembley held the record for highest attendance, over 200,000 at the white horse FA Cup Final, in what was 1925?
1923. Official attendance was 126,047 but it's widely considered that there were way more than that there. London Underground sold more than 240,000 tickets to Wembley that day and Police estimates put the crowd nearer 300,000.
everton’s new stadium will be the best stadium ever, in the championship!
@JimBob I thought it was hilarious
@Jimbob960best stadium in Britain behave 🤦♂️
I haven't seen anyone else think of that gaga before.....No, wait, actually. Maybe I have seen it on a couple of thousand other youtube posts over the last two years. Never mind I've got one for you that'll knock em dead and guarantee nobody will of heard it before. There's this chicken you see, and you have to work out why it wants to get to the other side of the road.
@Jimbob960 can name 10 mate. Anfield, old Trafford (needs roof doing but still), st James park, villa park, Tottenham, Celtic park, ibrox, arsenal, Man City actually have a very nice stadium and Wembley. Who knows Bramley Moore might beat some of them, and it might be better in some aspects like atmosphere or interior etc but to say it will be the best in Britain is just ludicrous mate
@wallycustard1281 in terms of atmosphere and history yeah. I mean maybe the facilities at this Everton stadium will be brilliant but the fucking thing hasn’t even opened yet how can you even say it’s the best already 🤦♂️
Queen's park doesn't play at Hampden park anymore
If they get promoted this season into the SPFL, they will most probably have to go back there to accommodate large attendances.
@@runawayplane6166 That's pure conjecture at this point. There's no agreement in place with the SFA and they haven't begun talking yet. It might seem mad to go anywhere else, but the Queen's Park board have been making strange decisions lately. If the SFA's price is too high they might choose to stay at Ochilview until they can get Lesser Hampden ready.
@@gordon1545 They’d be daft not to use Hampden if they were playing top flight. I’d even say Lesser Hampden would be too small if they were to go up too.
These 14 stadiums are the long-list submitted to UEFA in November 2022; the final list of 10 stadia will be submitted in April 2023. There will only be one in Manchester and Dublin and at most two in London, so that removes three. The fourth is less clear.
Probably stadium of light will be out id say
Edit: after reading the comments about the stadium in Belfast not being completed in time its probably going to be Belfast, or maybe the other dublin stadium
I'd assume the 4th would see one of St James Park or Stadium of light gone
@@siyuanhuo7301stadium of light goes every time out of those 2, st James park is one of the best in the country
@@dandagames6030 it won't be dublin as there is no point in Ireland being part of the bid then
Old Trafford and Etihad are technically not in the same city/town. They'll use both stadiums.
I dont want England to have this because the euro final was already played at the 2020 or 2021 euros and its really like not overrated but over showed if you know what i mean which i dislike.
Love the Tottenham joke and their stadium is not half bad
London could easily host the Euros on its own. Just need to build an extra 1000 hotels.
just need an extra 1,000 hotels?!
Extra 1000 hotels? Could probably just about manage already with accommodation
After what happened in 2020 there is absolutely no way UEFA would allow the English FA run any football tournament in England anymore, the cocked it up badly and came bloody close to a Hillsborough or Heysle Stadium disaster in July 2021...that is why Scotland, Wales and Ireland are involved in 2028...
What, it wasn’t anything that bad 😭 just a poor amount of security. But we had the same with the champions league last year in Paris it happens quite often. At least English fans don’t in general attack their own players like half the fans in Europe 😂🤦♂️ and it’s a united bid because they’re more popular Ron and more likely to win. They want Scotland, wales, or there Ireland and Ireland to host games but they can’t do it on their own, not even as a 4, they need the facilities England has to have a genuine bid
If the RFU allowed Twickenham to be used then you could have Twickenham, Wembley, the Emirates, Tottenham Stadium, an upgraded Stamford Bridge, the London Stadium, an upgraded Selhurst Park, an upgraded Valley, an upgraded Vicarage Road (I know, I know, it's technically outside Greater London) and an upgraded Fuck Park - that's 10 stadiums; enough to host a World Cup.
Hurling has been around for thousands of years so hurling lacrosse and baseball evolved from that
Gaelic sports pre date the others mentioned
Anybody who hasn't seen Hurling. Please watch it on TH-cam. You'll be amazed 👏
also in Hurling and GAA football all us Fans sit together mixed and never a problem. ☘️☘️
Hopefully this will get accepted. I don't know why they won't use Anfield. The place is built for atmosphere.
Pitch dimensions are too small for modern requirements.
@@laurencec09 the pitch is in line with FIFA regulations. As are all the pitches in the premier league
3:30 Queen’s Park left Hampden in 2021. They are moving to Lesser Hampden which is being redeveloped and is right beside the main stadium.
The fact murrayfield is not being used is disgusting. The same capacity as Old Trafford, but a much better stadium in Scotland’s capital, is totally unacceptable
Love the digs about Tottenham 😂😂
Man Utd fans getting cocky again.
@@thefivepointsLast cup 2008😂😂😭💀
@@thefivepoints we need a moment at some point 🤣🤣
Why include ireland?
Exactly! They left the UK over 100 years ago!! Northern Ireland yes but not the RoI.
@@noodlyappendage6729 They are not even playing at Belfasts Windsor park, choosing some gaelic football ground instead.
Hopefully the bid fails miserably.
@@tendrosstoodross2976 Terrible. They’ll prob use a ground named after a terrorist.
they probably want to feel needed
Hybrid of hockey, lacrosse, and baseball yet hurling predates them all. But also nothing at all like them. 😂
Very like a cross of hockey and lacrosse. Most like lacrosse.
Absolutely farcical how there is only one venue in Scotland and its the 3rd best stadium in Glasgow
Why wouldn't they hire Murrayfield for a major tournament like this? Especially weird when Croke Park is always mentioned in these videos, but Murrayfield is never mentioned as an option. ??
@@mikespearwood3914 agreed. SFA just need to suck it up and have games at murrayfield
@@S2Brxwn The SFA own Hampden. There's no way they're foregoing the cash.
@@gordon1545 yeah I know but doesn't change the fact that it's not a good stadium
@@mikespearwood3914 because these are the stadiums chosen for the bid 🤣🤦♂️
Very doubtful casement park in belfast will be ready,it needs to have construction start no later than the summer which is unlikely due to ongoing political logjam.Very much doubt the political impasse will be solved by the summer since its now nearly april.Even if it is built there still could be issues,because it will have a standing section that will need to converted to seating and from what i read UEFA have there doubts as to the feasibility of that.
You can put in bolt in seats and remove them after and reinstall crush barriers. Happens in the Bundesliga when they have European games.
You can, but it hugely reduces capacity - eg Dortmund will be reduced from 81k to 66k for Euro 2024. If they did that at the planned Casement Park it would probably pull capacity below the minimum 30k threshold. In any case, unless the UK government step in and promise to underwrite it, I don't think it's going to be built.
@@gordon1545 It's only one goal end that is going to be terraced, the rest is seated so I think it would still be 30k+ even if you had bolt in seating. I think if the UK+IRL get it it'll happen regardless of the issues in Stormont, hosting the event is worth far too much and it would be politically very damaging for the DUP to lose such an opportunity simply for sectarian reasons.
It'll most likely be in Windsor Park if anything.
Croke Park has a standing section too. It doesn't take 4 years to build a Stadium even in a country that refuses to govern itself because they cant stand the idea of a republican first minister.
It would be nice if they gave a stadium in Scotland, maybe Ibrox or celtic park.
Hampden Park was in the vid?
@@QuotidianStupidityyeah but a club stadium
@@kirstyanderson1641 There are only 5 million people in Scotland. There are 56 million in England. Scotland don't merit 2 stadia.
@@johntate5050 so?
Turkey pls
I would recommend games at The Principality (Millennium) Stadium in Cardiff for anyone thinking far in advance where they might want to go - it's widely considered the best atmosphere of any rugby stadium in the world due to both the roof (acoustics); excessive pyrotechnics, and being in the city centre - feels like the whole of South Wales has turned up for matchday drinking! 7 minute walk from Cardiff Central train station too!
Cardiff Airport isn't super close, but the transport links are good.
Certainly Cardiff is the only place I'd go to for a matchday just to soak up the atmosphere in the city (unless Ireland was playing at Croke or Scotland in Glasgow - doesn't matter who's playing in Cardiff, though on a Wales day it will beat em all!)
(I hope we get an Ireland Wales game at Croke or Principality!)
Problem is Wales isn't guaranteed a spot. UEFA rules dictate only 2 host countries are guaranteed automatic qualification. So yeah it would be nice for Cardiff to host matches, but would be a bit unfair if our national team isn't taking part.
The comments on hurling are mind-boggling 😂🤯
Why can’t they just expand the amount of host stadiums like we should be using like 10 stadiums which would include Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, Emirates Stadium, Celtic Park, Ibrox Stadium, Anfield, St Mary’s Stadium, City Ground (Nottingham), King Power Staduim, London (Olympic) Stadium, Windsor Park, as well as Cork and Galway! So why not? Like come on! If the Euros is hosted all over the U.K. and Ireland then you would have a whole nation engaged in the tournament rather than just 4 cities. Encourage growth in places that need it- I would include north Wales on here as well but it would have to be Bangor, Aberystwyth or TNS (and they’re in Shropshire not Wales and they all would need huge infrastructure renovations- maybe having Swansea and Cardiff would have been good but they you’re limiting growth to south Wales). Why limit the amount of stadiums when we will have enough games?
The best stadiums in the world they have 10 citys but pronunce more then 15 stadiums..amazing
England great venues...
1-Wembley
2-emirates (arsenal )
3-Hotspur stadium
4-Trafford
5-ethihad...
6-st James park...
The Principality Stadium has never hosted a UEFA Cup final, contrary to what's claimed here.
It didn't host a UEFA cup final but it did host the 2017 Champions League Final
The Cardiff City Stadium held the 2014 UEFA Super Cup, they may have got mixed up in their research
Croke Park's capacity is 92k
Why wasn't Arsenal's Emirates Stadium included in this presentation.
34k for a Euro is too small
Where's the Emirates Stadium of Arsenal in London ?!
Northern Ireland's host ground is going to be a GAA ground named after a martyred Irish Republican? 🤣🤣🤣
A lot of decent grounds here
In fairness.
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My prediction for the final 10 stadiums to be chosen are: Dublin (Aviva), Glasgow (Hampden), Cardiff (Principality), Belfast (Casement Park), Sunderland (Stadium of Light), Manchester (Etihad), Liverpool (Bramley Dock), Birmingham (Villa Park), London (London Stadium) and London (Wembley).
Ibrox and Celtic park ?
They should squeeze renovated Anfield, Emirates Stadium, and Chelsea home field (if the new stadium is built) in as well
anfield is shit, stamford bridge is too small and there is too many stadiums in london anyways
Anfield's pitch size doesn't meet the standard required for international football.
@@michaelscott7166 really? interesting was wondering why.. its a kip anyway but interesting nonetheless
@@jameskilmeen Yeah it's 4 Metres too short. It can't host European Finals either for the same reason.
I think they are only allowed 2 stadiums maximum per city.
Do it with Euro 2032 stadiums: Italy
Pathetic stadiums with olimpic stadiums in 2032 crazy if you think gonna host euro 2032 with that bid
@@daviciii just wait
It's a bit sad that capacity and political considerations mean that there are three stadiums that's aren't even football grounds in the list, but Anfield, Celtic Park, Elland Road and many others with plenty of footballing history are excluded. I can see Belfast and Sunderland missing out in the final cut as well.
So sad old Trafford didn't choose to be the host of Euro 2028
I have never heard of Casement Park before.
Ok...
It's virtually derelict. It's unlikely it, or any other stadium in Northern Ireland will be used. A think tank that performed a feasibility study in 2008 into the possibility of Belfast hosting the commonwealth games stated that "It would be easier to stage it on the moon, so difficult is it to get the necessary mechanisms of general government in Northern Ireland to work properly." Northern Ireland will be included in the bidding process but if successful, any suggestion of a venue in the province will be shelved as just quite simply not being worth the headaches.
Wouldn't they use Windsor Park?
@@thefivepoints It's too small. Only holds 14,000.
Its Antrim’s GAA stadium
queens park fc dont play at hampden proper they are playing at steinhousemuir currently due to the redevelopment of hampden minor. the club sold Hampden to the scottish fa 3 years ago for like 5 million
Queen's Park FC no longer use Hampden Park as their home ground. They have been playing at Lesser Hampden next door since it got upgraded, but I believe they're playing at another ground while work gets done at Lesser Hampden, as their fixture schedule conflicts with domestic Cup games etc.
VILLA PARK CAPACITY WILL BE IN EXCESS OF 50 THOUSAND BY 2025. 🏴🇬🇧
True from Dublin The Republic Of Ireland 🇮🇪🇪🇺
I think stadium MK and Stamford bridge would be much better than London stadium and villa Park
If Chelsea build a new stadium maybe, otherwise Stamford bridge is a dive
@@QuotidianStupidity I may be a bit biased as I am a Chelsea fan in Milton Keynes but Stamford Bridge has so much character and stadium mk is an amazing facility and if there is a need it can easily be expanded to about 40,000+
@@imbad6730 it’s all opinions mate, I just think if you want old/character there are much nicer places such as Villa park.
Plus we have Emirates, Olympic stadium, Tot stadium, Wembley etc all in London that can host, even Twickenham.. not sure we need Stam. Bridge too
@@QuotidianStupidity i personally have a hatred for the olympic stadium, its just awful atmosphere, I'd rather take the stadium of light over it
what is Milton Keynes like as a town versus Birmingham?
If the paddies hate the UK so much why don't they try to go it alone ?
We don't hate the UK and never did . We hated their government just like half of UK do. Irish and English people always got on well..
they just to feel needed
2:00 hurling is over 3000 years old, them other stick sports are similar to hurley and onto the opposite... Gaelic football is old as f-ck too, and older than soccer, so soccer would be the hybrid of Gaelic football...
Nobody gives a shit out side Ireland
As a Spurs fan, I had to laugh at this presenter putting shade on my Spurs, he just couldn't resist having a dig.
He must be an Arse. I will NEVER subscribe to his channel.
Every time he does something on Tottenham, he has a dig.
Don't recommend this channel again, for me
Croke park, celtic park, ibrox, all must be in the bid.
Why? Are 2 in Glasgow needed? Hampden allows neither to miss out and is the national stadium
@@jakeclough8090 that’s what I’m saying, I prefer ibrox and Celtic park above hampden.
@@tiesjaja2938 I know that’s what you’re saying but you’ve got a national stadium there which is used a lot less often so needs to be used to be profitable, it’s also designed for international events like these, it represents the whole of Scotland not just a Glasgow and they wouldn’t allow Celtic park and ibrox, so instead of choosing between the 2 sides you can choose the neutral hampden park
@wallycustard1281 just none of that is true. I mean hampden is a slight dump but the other 2 are very nice
@@jakeclough8090 Ibrox and Celtic Park look like cow sheds compared to most in this video.
The capacities are much higher in this video than in the reality I think. In General Way, I think capacitie of stadiums in England are say much to high as the reality. For Exemple Anfield Road I think Never never more as 40'000 in the reality. And the peopole says 70'000.
This narrator needs to cool it with the sick burns 🤣🤣
Hampden is such a dump, i really hope it gets heavily invested into if we win the bid
The very least they could do is change the seating. Looks so dated and tacky.
@@toph8298 yeah tbh it’s a bit of an embarrassment of a national stadium. Murrayfield is so much better.
@@toph8298 The layout is dated and awful... Needs a complete rebuild with the stands closer to the pitch.
How about were Sheffield Wednesday or Nottingham forest play they have great traditional stadiums! Please not the crappy stadium were west ham play's! Also a lot of the newer stadiums are all starting to look the same! Goodison park will be a big loss when it is gone, love that stadium as well!
Hillsborough is pretty decrepit and would need half demolishing first.
Celtic Park, Ibrox?
You can only have one stadium per city, unless the city is really huge.
@@gordon1545 Dublin has 2 stadiums and London has a few
@@LeMerchthat’s why he said really huge
@@jakeclough8090 Jetta’s what she said last night.
@@johnmc3862 not to me 😂
St James Park Newcastle is a bit unfortunate when it comes to looking at expansion.
The sides where you see the impressive cantilever roof are where it's unrestricted but the other two sides have barely any room for expansion unless you were somehow able to move the pitch and therefore the whole ground in a particular direction and in doing so creating the additional space required for redevelopment.
I would love to see a whole new stadium for Newcastle Utd.
They cant develop the east stand due to the terraced street behind it which are listed buildings and the cant develop the gallowgate end as under neath is a underground station. Thats why the stadium is so lopsided. They have tried building a new stadium from scratch but environmentalists always stop them.
Is this a robot voice?
Emirates stadium & twickenham stadium should in the list
Twickenham is for Rugby, it’s in a terrible location, and is completely unnecessary.
They could still have Brightons stadium, Arsenals stadium, Celtic park etc before using Twickers
That would be 4 stadiums in London.... you are only allowed 2 per City.
Kinda glad they resisted the urge to use Twickenham - foreign football fans arriving and realising it's a nightmare to get to from most of London would not go down well (at least with the 6 Nations 4/6 Nations' supporters already know Twickenham is a PITA 😂)
how come they not use arsenal staduim
No anfield??? I know its small but come on how is sunderlands stadium there
The pitch isn’t big enough
what of emirates stadium
Anfield? Emirates Stadium? Celtic Park? Ibrox? Stamford Bridge?
Celtic Park and Ibrox are out because Glasgow couldn't have more than one stadium and it would definitely be Hampden.
Similar issues for the other grounds you mention - Stamford Bridge is nowhere near big enough to be one of the likely maximum two grounds in London. Emirates won't beat London Stadium or new White Hart Lane. And Anfield's pitch isn't big enough anyway.
@@gordon1545 ah, thanks for the info
Turkey ?
GLASGOW 🏴
where is emirates stadium?
Why not Windsor Park for Northern Ireland
Only holds around 18k. If they drew a top tier nation like France or Germany in a group, the ticket allocation would be tiny and problematic financially I'd imagine.
quite insulting, gaelic sports are thousands of years old and out date almost all other sports, very few amateur community based sports can boast a stadium like croke park. Eire Abu
nobody gives a shit outside Ireland
Why not Ashton gate or the emirates stadium
Because Emirates cannot remotely compete with the Tottenham Hotspur stadium and Ashton Gate is nowhere near the standard of the Principality stadium.
No anfield no Celtic park???😥😥😥
Celtic Park stinks of child abuse.
Surely having hosted it in England recently that dual UK Ireland bid has less chances of success as the last euro will be too close?
2020 wasn't officially hosted in UK. It was cross Europe
This bid stinks with its gaelic football grounds, hopefully it fails.
@@tendrosstoodross2976I'm from Dublin 🇮🇪🇪🇺 why?
y r anfield and emirates not shortlisted?
No - pitches too small
anfield is shit and there are too many stadiums already shortlisted in london anyways
Where is Anfield? It will has 60,000 seats
Will has 60,000 seats? Will or has🤔 On another note Bramley Moore will be far superior by then and so will Everton. The rocky road of Everton will clear up soon into walkable clear pathway. Those two stands on each wing at Bramley Moore have removable roof sections as they are supported by the trusses at each end. Expansion from 52,888 to 65,000 can be done within 18 months if needed as the foundations have already been piledriven. And the side/wing roofing they are now installing is removable. Better location and a better stadium than Anfield.
The Pitch doesn't meet EUFA regulation size... Too small
No arsenal? 😭😭😭
Tinpot club
What about the Riverside Stadium 😞
Behave it wants a good lick paint of our club and its not big enough dont why scumderland was included though 😂😂😂
Too hard to get to, Sunderland won’t get it either because even there is too hard. You have to have the infrastructure to support a lot of people going in and have lots of hotel space.
The West Ham stadium 😅😂
Hampden Park looks like it is a poverty stadium, Scotland can't afford a modern national stadium.
Old Trafford is wrong is not on the list
No emirates 😑
We should not be having a joint bid. The RoI is riding on the UK’s coat tails. The RoI would not win this bid unless the UK stepped in as they don’t have the capacity. The same is not true for the UK. These are the facts. And what do we get in return from the RoI? We get them trying to thwart us leaving the EU at every opportunity.
Ireland is an EU member and as such should not be included in our bid, the fact thy are pushing their gaelic football crap as part of our bid adds insult to injury.
@@tendrosstoodross2976 The RoI made it very difficult for us while we were leaving the UK. In fact they took the stance they did because they thought it would damage us. Independence is alright for them but when the UK wants it it’s not okay. I like the Irish but I can’t stand Republicanism.
@@noodlyappendage6729 I cant stand the irish or republicanism.
@@tendrosstoodross2976 who cares what you two Huns think?
Northern Ireland hasn't the infrastructure to host anything. Ireland can contribute 4 stadiums, Northern Ireland has to seek out the gaa to even contribute 1.
Psst Don’t tell anybody, but the Tottenham Stadium is really a NFL stadium.
Yeah 2 games a year makes it NFL.
england to play home until they finally win a competition. lol
I'm actually hoping this doesn't happen. Not to begrudge England, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Wales (I'm a Welshman) or a Scotland just irritating that it's an assumption that major sports events are reliant on England. Would love to see upgrades made to stadiums and transport infrastructure elsewhere allowing a Celtic Nations Euros
Who should fund that? England?
@@bossmaestro3838 Yeah why not. People of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are paying towards HS2 and it will not get there.
@@timlewis8567 Most of England is paying towards HS2 and won't benefit from it, most of England pays for Wales and don't benefit it. What makes us special? Independence would be a good thing, let us manage on our own, England could even send us a few million migrants each for enrichment.
I don’t get people like you. The RoI left the UK 100 years ago. You think people in England should pay for them 100 years after they left and curse us on a daily basis?
why no stadiums in the southwest of the UK ? home park would be perfect
Isn't that region more of a rugby playing area.
@@bazzatheblue good football team Plymouth argyle hopefully championship team next season
Because it’s a nightmare to get to, same reason there’s no grounds in East Anglia too.
Home Park would be nowhere near perfect... Partly because it's in the middle of nowhere
@@bazzatheblue Not really... Rugby attracts a fraction of the fans that football does.
WHERE'S ANFIELD
The pitch is too small... Doesn't meet minimum size
No Liverpool stadium Wack
The pitch is too short.
If Tottenham are involved it won’t be happening. 😅
I’m sure this sounded better in your head
They could hold the final there and there still wouldn't be a winner
Hello, there is a lot of development in Saudi football. I hope you will talk about it. There are stadiums that will be built for the 2027 Asian Cup, as well as stadiums for clubs such as Al-Ettifaq Club and Al-Shabab Club, which will be opened next season.
No Windsor..
Too small
@@icemanire5467 its pretty average
@@mattkat6013is 3cm average?
@@kirstyanderson1641 5cm when I think of you kirsty
No anfield? Don’t get me wrong, I’m not moaning, just strange
I mean it isn’t a big stadium
The pitch doesn't meet EUFA regulation size