whom will organize the new world cup?
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FIFA and german govt.
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The current FIFA World Cup trophy was made with 17 slots for the winning country's name to go on it. Currently there are 8 teams on the trophy, that means that the world cup in 2038 would fill up the trophy, therefore a new one would have to be designed.
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Anyone but Brazil or Germany.\n\nIt's boring to have the same teams winning over and over again.\n\nThat's why it's called the WORLD Cup, not the "Brazil-Germany-Argentina-Italy Cup"
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what the hell is the world cup?
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FIFA \n\nFederation of international football associations
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ya the rules of fifa have changed now\nas the hosting nation opens the world cup \nand first the rule was that the previous cup winner also gets a place in the world cup without playing qualifiers , now only the hosting nation gets the place without playing the qualifiers.
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they are organised by different ppl ... so they don't care if it's on the same date as anything else.\n\nMy Advice - Watch the World Cup since it happens once in four yrs, wheras Wimbeldon happens every year!
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Go onto website below, then download the world cup calender and what you need to know should be there.\n\n\nwww.excely.com
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Fifa has a policy of rotating the tournament around the different continents where possible. As such, Africa is next in line with Europe (1998, 2006), Asia (2002), and the American contintent (1994) all having hosted it. The World Cup 2010 will be held in South Africa. \n\nIn 2014, it is the Americas round to host the tournament again. Brazil and the USA are reportedly already making bids to host the tournament.
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2011 world cup will be in India, Pak, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh where 8 venues will host matches in india, 4 in pak, Colombo and Kandy in SL and dhaka in bangladesh...\n2015 world cup will be held in Australia, New zealand\n2019 world cup will be held in England
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The 2010 Football World Cup will take place in South Africa. After it was decreed the next World Cup would be held in Africa, the five countries which bid to hold the tournament were:\n\nEgypt \nLibya \nMorocco \nSouth Africa \nTunisia \n\nFIFA decided to award an African nation the opportunity to host the World Cup as a recognition of the development of football on this continent, as shown by the performances of Cameroon (Football World Cups of 1982 and 1990), Algeria (beating West Germany in 1982), Nigeria (FIFA World Cups 1994, 1998 and 2002), Senegal (FIFA World Cup 2002), and many others (e.g., FIFA U-21 World Championship or Olympic Football Tournaments).\n\nOn 8 May 2004 Tunisia withdrew its bid when it was made clear that they would not be allowed to co-host with Libya.\n\nOn 15 May 2004, FIFA's Executive Committee voted in Zürich by 14 votes to 10 to award the finals to South Africa over Morocco. Egypt received no votes.\n\nLibya had been disqualified from the vote after it made clear it wished to co-host the event rather than hold it on its own. Libya had also asked to be withdrawn from consideration prior to the vote after it refused to let Israel participate there if selected as host.\n\nSouth Africa will become the sixteenth country (and the first-ever African country) to host World Cup matches.
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anything to do with world cup
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The 2010 World Cup will be held in South Africa.\nThe 2014 World Cup will probably be held in Brazil (I think it will definitely take place in South America)\nThe 2018 World Cup could take place in England (us Englishpeople are thinking whether we should submit a bid)\nI am not sure where the 2022 World Cup will take place.
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Countries have to bid to host the world cup - members of the various football associations around the world then vote for the country they think will provide the best world cup - often they vote for the country they have most affiliation with - I don't think Brasil have bid that often.
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Each part of the world is broken down into regions. For 2 years prior to the World Cup each region plays a tournament with all it's countries to determine which ones will represent that region in the World Cup. In the end, 32 teams will have qualified. The country that hosts the tournament gets an automatic bid (Germany this year), as does the defending World Cup champions (Brazil).  The remaining 30 teams that play in the World Cup came from the regional tournaments.
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Well.. It will definetly be in South America. That has already been decided by FIFA. There are two bids: Brazil and Chile/Argentina. Most South American countries are supporting Brazil's bid. However, Blatter has said that Brazil doesn't have the infrastructure and threatened to take it to Mexico or Canada.
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The actual assignments have not been determined yet. However, here is a list of the final 23 referees for this year's World Cup:\n\nFIFA List of Referees:\n\nEssam Abd El Fatah (Egypt)\nCarlos Amarilla (Paraguay)\nBenito Archundia (Mexico)\nCarlos Batres (Guatemala)*\nMassimo Busacca (Switzerland)\nCoffi Codjia (Benin)\nFrank De Bleeckere (Belgium)*\nMassimo De Santis (Italy)\nHoracio Elizondo (Argentina)\nValentin Ivanov (Russia)\nToru Kamikawa (Japan)\nJorge Larrionda (Uruguay)\nShamsul Maidin (Singapore)\nManuel Mejuto Gonzalez (Spain)\nMarkus Merk (Germany)\nLubos Michel (Slovakia)\nGraham Poll (England)\nEric Poulat (France)\nPeter Prendergast (Jamaica)\nOscar Ruiz (Colombia)\nMark Shield (Australia)\nCarlos Simon (Brazil)\nKyros Vassaras (Greece)\n\n*subject to passing a fitness test\n\nSeven referees, together with their assistants, have been nominated for the support and development group:\n\nKhalil Al Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia)\nCarlos Chandia (Chile)\nJerome Damon (South Africa)\nMohamed Guezzaz (Morocco)\nLuis Medina Cantalejo (Spain)\nMarco Rodriguez (Mexico)\nRoberto Rosetti (Italy)