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Host Selection Process Kicks Off For Rugby World Cup 2023 by Online4u: 10:11am On May 18, 2015 |
The host selection process for Rugby World Cup 2023 has officially launched, with interested Unions having until 15 June 2015 to officially express their interest in hosting rugby’s premier global event. With the Rugby World Cup brand going from strength to strength ahead of a record-breaking England 2015 and ground-breaking Japan 2019 tournaments, formal interest is anticipated to be high and geographically wide. As announced in March, the Rugby World Cup 2023 host union will be selected in May 2017 following a phased process. The successful country will have six years to work with tournament owners Rugby World Cup Limited to deliver the event and maximise the benefits of observing the delivery of Japan 2019. So far Ireland, South Africa, Italy and France have publicly announced their hosting interest and with the process now officially open, World Rugby invites unions to confirm their interest. World Rugby Chairman Bernard Lapasset said: “Today represents an exciting and significant milestone in planning and preparation for Rugby World Cup 2023 and a date that officially kicks off starts the bidding journey for interested potential hosts unions. “We are delighted with the strong level of interest from unions and governments at this early stage, which underscores the enormous hosting appeal of Rugby World Cup in the global sporting market place and we welcome further interest in the coming month.” To assist with the process, World Rugby has invited interested parties to attend a two-day information-sharing briefing in London on 4-5 June, 2015 and the biggest official observer programme to date during England 2015. Previous Hosts: 1987 – New Zealand and Australia 1991 – England (pool games in Wales, Scotland, Ireland and France) 1995 – South Africa 1999 – Wales (pool games in Scotland, England, Ireland and France) 2003 – Australia 2007 – France 2011 – New Zealand 2015 – England 2019 – Japan 2023 – TBC Italy and Argentina are the only Tier 1 nations to have never hosted a Rugby World Cup match. Of the current applicants, South Africa, who have won twice out of the five they competed in, last hosted in 1995, so you would think they could be a sensible choice. Who do you think it should go to? Qatar is not an option.
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Re: Host Selection Process Kicks Off For Rugby World Cup 2023 by KLEINBASS: 8:05pm On May 18, 2015 |
think it mus go to countries that are not much exposed to rugby, thats the only way it can grow. Supersport should also play rugby an to nigerians tv. I want to see rugby challeging soccer globally 1 Like |
Re: Host Selection Process Kicks Off For Rugby World Cup 2023 by Online4u: 9:50pm On May 18, 2015 |
Rugby cannot grow when the country's focus is mainly on football. Even the football now, is a problem to qualify. |
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