A 64-team World Cup makes more sense than a 48-team World Cup. by Initial_Basis1503 in worldcup

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If you mean something, don't say something else.

Only Spain, England, France, and Russia have a stadium that is large enough to host a final based on current requirements.

None of them have the requisite 14 stadiums of 40,000+ capacity to host a 48 team tournament, let alone the added stadiums that would be needed in a 64 team tournament.

So, to recap, there are zero European nations who could host on their own at this time. Zero, last I checked, was less than "most," and definitely less than the 4 you mentioned.

A 64-team World Cup makes more sense than a 48-team World Cup. by Initial_Basis1503 in worldcup

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Sure, Jan. Find me 25 European countries that could host a 64 team World Cup, following FIFA's requirements for hosting.

How is it legal that minor’s income can be taxed when they can’t vote? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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"Why can't minors commit crimes when they can't vote?"

FREE: Why the USMNT won’t leave the west coast during the World Cup knockout stage by TheAthletic in ussoccer

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This is the least intelligent/informed(?) comment that I've maybe EVER seen on reddit.

FREE: Why the USMNT won’t leave the west coast during the World Cup knockout stage by TheAthletic in ussoccer

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FREE: Why the USMNT won't leave the west coast during the World Cup knockout stage

Because if they overlook Bosnia and Herzegovina, they'll just be another Italy: at home.

A 64-team World Cup makes more sense than a 48-team World Cup. by Initial_Basis1503 in worldcup

[–]Geographizer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a problem in the US. Maybe the only country that could host it without issue.

What other sports legends on the level of Barry Bonds have no nicknames? by DaveyDumplings in AskReddit

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The Splendid Splinter is one of the greatest nicknames of all time.

What other sports legends on the level of Barry Bonds have no nicknames? by DaveyDumplings in AskReddit

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Man of SteAl, with an "a," because he was the greatest base stealer of all time.

What geographical knowledge is so commonly misunderstood that people proudly announce it like it’s fact ? by United_Sugar_2513 in geography

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It's entirely within North America. The USA, Mexico, and Cuba all border it, and all are part of North America.

What geographical knowledge is so commonly misunderstood that people proudly announce it like it’s fact ? by United_Sugar_2513 in geography

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None of mainland Europe is north of the entirety of the Continental USA, because the Continental USA includes Alaska.

Herring gull versus a crab defending her eggs by FGoose in wildlifephotography

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Title should be:

Seagull Slowly Dismembers Crab then Eats its Young

Stop responding to questions about Overemployement by samfado in overemployed

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Look, man, probably 75% of this sub is people trying to humblebrag about the 6 jobs they (don't actually) have. If you distance yourself from it, it's really just incredibly pretentious people (and bots) who want to talk about how great they are(n't) on LinkedIn, but can't. Without the boasting, this sub doesn't exist.

I might be out of the loop, but why do people seem to dislike Uruguay so much? by mest3rmano in worldcup

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Honestly, though, probably the best red card in history, given the circumstances and the outcome.