England 2018 bid handed cash injectionThe FA has confirmed that a £2.5 million loan from the government has been received in order to support running costs for England’s 2018 bid. |
Sheffield United and Everton angry over World Cup rejectionSheffield United and Everton have both reacted angrily to being snubbed at the 2018 host cities decision despite their representative cities winning a place on the FA’s list. |
Nottingham stadium opponents to continue protestThe controversial decision to choose Nottingham as one of the FA’s host cities for the 2018 World Cup bid looks set to continue as opponents of the city’s new proposed stadium vowed to continue their campaign. |
New boss Mariner thrilled with Plymouth successNew Plymouth Argyle manager Paul Mariner has championed the area’s inclusion as one of England’s host cities for their 2018 World Cup bid. |
Hillsborough get Sheffield nodHillsborough’s chances of hosting World Cup matches were given a major boost recently as Sheffield was chosen as one of the host cities for England’s 2018 World Cup bid. |
Leicester furious with host city decisionFurious Leicester officials have branded the FA’s choice to overlook their campaign in favour of Nottingham’s city bid an “absurd” decision. |
Hull loses out on World Cup placeHull’s bid to become a host city for the 2018 World Cup, should England win the rights to stage it, have been rejected along with two other cities. |
Liverpool relieved to be named amongst host citiesLiverpool’s hopes of being named as a host city for the 2018 World Cup came extremely close to being dashed after a number of events affected the promise of having two new stadiums in the city by 2018. |
England 2018 bid team reveal host city choicesThe England bid team has revealed their 12 city choices to represent the country in their bid to stage the 2018 World Cup. |
Beckenbauer backs Australia World Cup bidGerman legendary footballer Franz Beckenbauer has backed Australia’s bid for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup claiming that the much maligned campaign was “perfect”. |