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    @bovidae said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    If the Home Nations vote as a bloc then Ireland stands a good chance, particularly if games are given to Scotland, England and Wales.

    I'd like them to get it too as Ireland has never hosted a RWC. Otherwise, SA as 1995 is a long time ago.

    Hopefully Argentina and Italy put their names in the hat to host later RWCs.

    It’s an island of Ireland bid only. Only individual unions can bid. No sharing of games between unions was allowed.

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    @pot-hale

    OK, so is the IRFU confident of the Eng, Scot and Welsh votes?

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    @bovidae said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @pot-hale

    OK, so is the IRFU confident of the Eng, Scot and Welsh votes?

    No. Wales could vote differently. Not sure about England.
    Scotland, USA, Canada, NZ they’re confident about.

    They need 21.

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    Go Ireland!!!

    Bill would get a doozy of a party for six weeks!

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    @act-crusader said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @dogmeat said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    As long as it isn't France I'm not fussed. Can make a valid argument for either of the other two but 16 years after 2007 is just too soon

    What happened in 2007?

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    @pot-hale said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @bovidae said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @pot-hale

    OK, so is the IRFU confident of the Eng, Scot and Welsh votes?

    No. Wales could vote differently. Not sure about England.
    Scotland, USA, Canada, NZ they’re confident about.

    They need 21.

    Good luck mate, I hope your boys get the gig. Also hope you do better than we did in our RWC 😞

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    @catogrande said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @pot-hale said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @bovidae said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @pot-hale

    OK, so is the IRFU confident of the Eng, Scot and Welsh votes?

    No. Wales could vote differently. Not sure about England.
    Scotland, USA, Canada, NZ they’re confident about.

    They need 21.

    Good luck mate, I hope your boys get the gig. Also hope you do better than we did in our RWC 😞

    Cheers. We’ll know about recommendation in 20 minutes at 11am GMT.

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    9 mins before deadline, twitter story breaking:

    Midi Olympique reporting World Rugby will back South Africa as 2023 World Cup hosts. Also say "Ireland came last in all criteria"

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    RTE now confirming it:

    South Africa recommended as 2023 Rugby World Cup host by technical review group

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    I guess with all the soccer world cup stadia in place they always had the inside running, especially after the political powers that be recommended it

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    @tewaio said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    9 mins before deadline, twitter story breaking:

    Midi Olympique reporting World Rugby will back South Africa as 2023 World Cup hosts. Also say "Ireland came last in all criteria"

    I'd like to know what the criteria were

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    @canefan

    In descending order of importance, they were:
    finance and tournament guarantees;
    venues and host cities;
    tournament infrastructure;
    vision and concept,
    tournament organisation and schedule.

    I'm not a fan of the "order of importance".

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    SA announced by WR as the recommended hosts.

    Congrats SA.

    Very disappointed for Ireland. Bugger and shite.

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    How the hell did South Africa put forward a "vision and concept" better than Ireland's "ah, it'll be a grand ol' craic, aye"

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    I figured that Ireland would have put on a similar cup to us. Guess we shouldn't hope to host another cup anytime soon

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    @kruse said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    How the hell did South Africa put forward a "vision and concept" better than Ireland's "ah, it'll be a grand ol' craic, aye"

    Turns out they didn't - and Ireland did NOT come last in all criteria, they just came last in the total score.
    The report has the actual scores for each criteria, with weighting.
    SA come last in "vision and hosting concept"

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    Good to know that money is 7 times more important than a well organised tournament.

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    @kruse They didn't use something that clichéd?

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    @tim said in D-Day looms for RWC 2023 bidders:

    @kruse They didn't use something that clichéd?

    Just skimming through the report, it seems they paraphrased... "the ‘Irish welcome’"

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