The stadium capacity is a big factor and not just for ticket sales --there are literally hundreds of thousands who will be watching each of these matches.
One major issue I think you're going to come up against is the fact that your cities aren't very walkable. They're designed for cars, not people/pedestrians, and the public transport systems... well, you're American, you know.
Also you need to be prepared for other problems. Get excellent travel insurance, the USA healthcare system is more expensive than your worst nightmare and without good insurance, you could be ruined for life.
It is the opposite actually. FIFA handles it for the WC. The US did for Copa America. Now, I have no doubt the US is more than capable of doiing security for these events, but they didn't have the knowhow of how football fans are (and they disn't do their homework). They treated it as a normal large scale sporting event. I'm sure that as football becomes bigger in the US they will learn.
Yeah, it was the first time Copa America had problems...I mean, this guys delivered a great world cup in 1994. I don't see why they would not be able to do the same this time.
It’s conmebols fault for making the US look bad. Conmebol literally took shortcuts and one of those shortcuts was not putting good security. In 2016 there was a copa America in the US that I went to…. and after the tournament no one said anything. I didn’t feel anything wrong when I went there. It was a cool experience.
I was so pissed when I found out about the pitch dimensions of those stadiums, that is a game changer, literally, players missing passes, crossings, having no space to run and make plays, Comenbol is a joke.
The better comparison might be the T20 World Cup and how, while the NYC games were well attended, everybody bitched about the playing surface. Most NFL artificial turf stadiums have been built since the 1994 WC and were designed with a view to be similarly used, and the field dimensions part isn't the problem, it's how soon after the NFL season can you lay the turf and have it more than just passably playable come June.
Luke the expected number of fans for your world cup is 5.5 million ,so this is the place i think the usa may fall down .now remember most of these are very passionate and mostly dont like each other much . they will have to provide separate fan parks at every venue ,all fans arrivivng at the stadiums will need to be kept separate before during and after the matches . the transportation will have to be seperated as well and if your police act in a heavy handed way they will be vilified around the world .
There are concerns from some countries if their fans will be allowed in. Remember many more fans come from some countries than can get in the ground. I have friends who went to Germany to support Scotland and only saw the games in the fan zones.
Frankly in the next few years, the USA is going to be even more anti-global community regardless of who is coming to the WC. The new administration is going be extremely unfriendly towards visitors.
Before even watching the video Question is are the citys ready for it? US citys have a really bad walkability and that kind of is needed for football culture
It honestly depends on which city, some like new york are much more walkable but others like some down south suck so much since everything is so far apart that people have cars. But i will say that America is very capitalist so there will definitely be new companies or existing ones who handle transportation
Glad I finished watching the video. The ONLY real issue will be transportation, most cities do not have the infrastructure to move around so many people, but we'll see what FIFA does about that. Glad the final will be at MetLife tho
I hope you guys do well and Americans can embrace the game. I can't wait to shit talk to you guys during Copa America and the WC. Greetings from Chile.
I think, that this World Cup will be a success. The World Cup in 1994 was amazing, and today with all the technology, I believe that all the Stadiums will be ready to host all the matchs. Remembering that my country Brazil was the champion in the USA.😉
Which was BEFORE 9/11!!! Several friendly warnings before you finalize your plans. FIRST, our airport immigration & security are extremely unfriendly to everyone - citizen and visitor alike. Be prepared for rough treatment compared to any travel you have had in Europe. SECOND, if you are traveling between cities expect numerous delays, cancelled flights at the last moment, and many other travel disruptions. Except in the northeast part of the USA train travel is not recommended since it is NOT up to European standards. Bus travel would be a disaster for you. THIRD, there is little to no transit between the airport and your hotel or between your hotel and the stadium, or frankly most places. Be prepared to take a taxi, uber, or rent a vehicle. FOURTH, except for a very few locations, you cannot walk from your hotel to anywhere. Distances are very great between any two spots and you may not know a good location from one you should avoid.
As an Englishman, I want the F.I.F.A. World Cup Finals to be a Massive Success in North America. The American Football authority needs to review the Copa America tournament, respond and recognize the enormity of the F.I.F.A. World Cup Finals. I think most people outside The U.S. recognize that in reality, it is the size of a continent ... In regard to anyone who wants to go, you need to research and forward plan, I would say the same to the North American Football Authority.
The actual match/stadium stuff aside, I’m more interested in seeing how the US specifically can handle European culture and rivalries. Canada and Mexico I think can handle this well as they are far more exposed/similar to European culture than the US are. As an Englishman/Brit, I’m extremely confident that imma see some news headlines regarding Brits (and other Europeans) being arrested for things that are yes frowned upon in other countries but are let go elsewhere, such as being drunk and/or having big marches chanting with almost every slur you can think. I can see US officers trying to control it and it all getting out of hand.
I think FIFA will ensure it will be fine at the stadiums, probably rub the local government and police up the wrong way with some of their choices/demands. It's away from the stadiums and whether thenhost cities will appreciate what is needed from them in respect of things like Fan Zones and the way they police the masses arresting people for jaywalking or having open alcohol containers could easily spark trouble. Then there's the issue of fans and even teams/team members actually getting into the country if the promised/threatened hostile environment for none citizens is adopted.
I'm not overly concerned about the Stadiums, Hotels, Airports, and Security in the USA in 2026, the USA has shown for many years that they can handle massive international events (WC '94, Summer Olympics '96, F1, Super Bowls, etc.). The biggest task is going to be game-day transportation. Take the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex for example. Aside from the city of Arlington (site of AT&T Stadium), the majority of hotels are located in Downtown Dallas, Addison, Plano, Frisco, and Fort Worth. Organizing game-day transportation for all of the fans coming from these areas is going to be a logistical nightmare (even fans without tickets make the trek to the stadiums on match days). We're talking about up to a 40 mile (64km) radius of the Stadium! Its going to have to be a combination of light rail, car pool, Uber/Lyft, and hundreds of buses, as there is no subway system in place. Keep in mind that this will occur 9 times over the course of 3.5 weeks! I have little doubt that the Organizing Committees have enough time to figure out a way to handle the transportation issues but it remains a big question mark for this World Cup.
dont be supprised if fifa demand 1 or 2 lanes for anything to do with the tournement such as trasport for fans/officials. if theres 1/2 lanes banned for normal people during the worldcup this fan transfers can easily be done. this is also what happend during the wc94 but in a smaller way. and this would directly come with another problem for the worldcup, the local ppl will not be happy if 2 highway lanes are unavaible for there daily bussniss.
8 hours drive should be done in about 3 hours by a high speed train, but the local transit have nothing to do with the size of the country, it should be available once you arrive in the specific city by plain.
hopeing it will be a great world cup believe it will. remeber brazil 2014 had a lot of issues in the build up even up to the opening match day but that was a good tournamnet. 5 of the venues will be hostong club world cup games next summer so would be a good test while a few of the other venues regually host MLS games and internationals. get the transportation right and it could be one of the best
The Olympic Games are played in a single city in a single country. The World Cup will be played in more than a dozen cities in 3 different countries. I think that explains which event is bigger and more important.
There are far too many teams in 2026. With TV rights carved up between broadcasters in the UK, if there is a REALLY unattractive game and on commercial TV, they are supposed to be concerned about selling TV advertising. Also, the games I think back to the 2014 World Cup when I was a Royal Caribbean cruise ship on holiday. They had to contractually with Coca Cola show every game. So when it came to having to show Iran v Nigeria, there were 2 people watching it in a bar. It summed up some of the attractiveness of some World Cup games.
@@samuelpinder1215 Good for you. Personally, life's too short to watch some of those games. Life will be short for those persecuted by the hosts of the 2034 WC.
@unclejacksbluewhitearmy what about those that have a medical incident at the 2026 World Cup and spent all their money on getting there. Although the CEO shooting might make them do something
@@unclejacksbluewhitearmy what if a crazy gunman shows up. Who shouldn't be allowed to own guns but is because of "freedom" and shoots a bunch of innocent people?
Don't all the regulations but there are teams in Europe that have synthetic turf and they play in the champions league the players just have to use specific type of shoes.
If you wanna see a pitch that’s very small check out inter Miami vs New York FC …. Or any NYFC game at Yankee Stadium 😂. They don’t have any space to do anything. Once you receive the ball there is someone on you within half a second. I didn’t feel that way during any copa America games. Maybe there is different sizes in an official tournament vs a mls league game.. … idk but it was really bad. Not enjoyable to watch. The pitch needs to be a certain size so you can use the ball to its full capabilities.
@@lukessportsacademy this is just legal football cheating. In generall a club not doing good, in the bottem off the league plays on as small as a field as possible and dont cut the grass a couple days before the match. when better clubs who like to pass alot prefer a pitch as big as possible with very short grass because this will be harder to defend on a big pitch. smallest as possible football pitches will be great for teams who will not progress in a tournament and play very defensive football. smaller spaces means it will be harder for the attacking team to find a opening, aka it benefits very passive and defensive plays which in general are very boring to watch. if this were the case during the worldcup i can see alot off americans be inpation and negative bc there will be even less goals than cusual for a football match (when americans are used to high scoring sports)
in multi countries tounament they should choose one city(like for the olympic games) to play all the games espicially in huge countries like us/canada it would help the fans a lot
the biggest problem will be that real fans/ultras /huligans/will not be allowed to enter the usa-and I really don't know how it will all look - because considering the distances between the stadiums, it is too big .so that's a problem for fans and athletes, and it's a comparison to playing all over Europe
From a Canadian. Canadian stadiums, In Toronto and Vancouver, are bigger because the Canadian Football League dimensions are larger than the NFL. "110 yards (101 m) long and 65 yards (59 m) wide." Toronto is Eastern Time, I'm sure you're aware that Vancouverr is Pacific time. :D I don't know what the dimensions are in Mexico, but since they've hosted two World Cups in the last century, I'd be shocked if they're smaller than NFL Stadiums. In 2010, the Democrats, Bill Clinton showed up to help Barak Obama, tried to win the 2022 World Cup alone, it didn't happen. That might have played into the United bid supported by President Trump for 2026, their bid beat Morocco, who's part of the six nations 2030 hosts, England had David Beckham that same year trying to help their bid for 2018, and they lost to Russia. All of this talk is very funny, as Canada hosted the women's World Cup, and Fifa seemed uninterested in complaints by the players why the requirements for the stadiums aren't up to the men's World Cup. This was before this new group running Fifa was in charge, as there were some ethical questions. 🤣 I live in Calgary Canada. If I want attend a World Cup match, or two or three, I've got to fly to Vancouver or Toronto. That's more expensive that an eight hour drive to Vancouver which is closer. I could leave before the first Vancouver World Cup match, (no Canada Team), and then the next two matches flying back two weeks later, after watching Canada's second and third match. Why would I do this? This could be the only time I could watch a match in my country in my lifetime. Mexico 3, USA 2, Canada...? 1/3, 1/2?
The tournament itself will be a success. Thousands of fans will be in the country and buisnesses will make alot of money. I hope the transport infrastructure will be better to get fans around.
The security issue was Conmebol's fault. Miami has hosted Super Bowls with absolutely no issues. The World Cup won't be an issue on those grounds. I'm most concerned about the infrastructure. Year after year, during the summer ☀️, airline companies continue to fail customers with over bookings, cancelation, and just horrible service. The United States is too reliant on air travel. The train system is only good in the northeast of the country. Maritime travel doesn’t help either. I hope the teams are centered around the 3 stadiums that they will play in, and the fans don't have to go far.
If Wales qualify, I am definitely heading out to the states. I have friends I can stay with in Florida and they are big football fans too, so it should be a lot of fun.
I have a feeling it's all gonna be alright. In fact more than alright. Looking forward to the whole thing. Heck if I had the money I would travel (from Australia) to my favourite matches.
not worried about the pitch size at all, my team heavily relies on gegenpressing so thats a big advantage for us :P ...very worried about the grass though....but then again, its not evne clear if my team is gona be qualified to play so i wait to worry until we are :P
You guys will be fine. Just put a proper grass field and it's all good. Tight pitch is actually a good formula for good football. The ball moves more due to smaller space. Plus daddy Trump is back...... I'm sure he will make sure USA will put on a great show
ein Beitrag des Mittwoches, 11. Dezember 2024 Hello from the State of Schleswig-Holstein, the Northernmost state, inside the united Federal Republic of Germany! In 1994, Germany played in Chicago, which is basically the biggest Polish city, outside of the Third Polish Republic! Germany played its matches in the, so called, "Soldier Field" stadium! This combination is still very embassering to me! In the quarter final round, Germany had a lead of 1:0 versus Bulgaria. Then the Balkan players won 2:1! 1990: FRG - Argentina; 1:0; final ~ 3 monthes before German´s reunification! 1992: Germany - Denmark; 0:2; final "Polski-Cago" Which countries can hould a 48 team World Championship, on their own?
No se puede comparar unos juegos olímpicos qué se hace en una sola ciudad con un mundial de fútbol qué se hace en varias ciudades en países diferentes, tampoco puedes comparar una copa mundial de hace 30 años con las exigencias de hacer una en la actualidad
USA Trains are on the same level as many Third World nations. If you are traveling by airline between cities expect numerous delays, cancelled flights at the last moment, and many other travel disruptions. Except in the northeast part of the USA train travel is not recommended since it is NOT up to European standards. Bus travel would be a disaster for you.
@@20SilverTeeth Cool, but If France had the same stadiums in their WC 1998 there would be even more people It's not the contribution of fans, it's a contribution of stadiums is what I'm saying
meh, another video that tries to make a bit deal out of almost nothing. all these "if the taiwanese president sneezes will china see this as weekness and invade and could the usa retaliate and could this escalate into a nuclear war and the end humanity!!!!??" yeah, yeah... when you reacted to intelligent videos from the athletic and four-four-two it was better. forget about these clickbait bad videos
The stadium capacity is a big factor and not just for ticket sales --there are literally hundreds of thousands who will be watching each of these matches.
One major issue I think you're going to come up against is the fact that your cities aren't very walkable.
They're designed for cars, not people/pedestrians, and the public transport systems... well, you're American, you know.
Also you need to be prepared for other problems. Get excellent travel insurance, the USA healthcare system is more expensive than your worst nightmare and without good insurance, you could be ruined for life.
The main problem with the Copa America final was that CONMEBOL didn't accept the U.S. help with the security
It is the opposite actually. FIFA handles it for the WC. The US did for Copa America.
Now, I have no doubt the US is more than capable of doiing security for these events, but they didn't have the knowhow of how football fans are (and they disn't do their homework). They treated it as a normal large scale sporting event. I'm sure that as football becomes bigger in the US they will learn.
@@wisefelipe The US didn't do it for Copa America. The entire security plan was created by Conmebol.
The 1994 cup was a great succes. If this one fails it will be down to the loss of institutional knowledge, and possibly, infra-structure decay.
They butchered Copa America. Let's hope they get shit done in 2 years. But the problems with small pitches and bad turf are very concerning.
Finish the video lol
@@jose.m11 I finished it, I know they are working on that. It's still concerning.
We didn't butcher it. Conmebol did.
Yeah, it was the first time Copa America had problems...I mean, this guys delivered a great world cup in 1994. I don't see why they would not be able to do the same this time.
the big problem with the Copa America was the field surfaces, they were horrible
It’s conmebols fault for making the US look bad. Conmebol literally took shortcuts and one of those shortcuts was not putting good security. In 2016 there was a copa America in the US that I went to…. and after the tournament no one said anything. I didn’t feel anything wrong when I went there. It was a cool experience.
I was so pissed when I found out about the pitch dimensions of those stadiums, that is a game changer, literally, players missing passes, crossings, having no space to run and make plays, Comenbol is a joke.
also, its funny how the video failed to mention the 1994 WC and the 2016 Copa America which were organized succesfully
The most recent is the most important, no one says current brazil is a favorite for the wc even if they won it in 2002
@@hassantaibaly293 2016 wasnt that long ago
@@tatiabril-k4h yeah but if they did 2016 right and 2024 wrong, if they don’t reflect on themselves theyre more linely to reproduce 2024 than 2016
The better comparison might be the T20 World Cup and how, while the NYC games were well attended, everybody bitched about the playing surface. Most NFL artificial turf stadiums have been built since the 1994 WC and were designed with a view to be similarly used, and the field dimensions part isn't the problem, it's how soon after the NFL season can you lay the turf and have it more than just passably playable come June.
Luke the expected number of fans for your world cup is 5.5 million ,so this is the place i think the usa may fall down .now remember most of these are very passionate and mostly dont like each other much . they will have to provide separate fan parks at every venue ,all fans arrivivng at the stadiums will need to be kept separate before during and after the matches . the transportation will have to be seperated as well and if your police act in a heavy handed way they will be vilified around the world .
No you don't. The euros didn't and didn't have many problems. Other than eastern europeans, but they're the poorest
God that picture of the stadium surrounded by parking lots looks straight out of a dystopian movie.
There are concerns from some countries if their fans will be allowed in. Remember many more fans come from some countries than can get in the ground. I have friends who went to Germany to support Scotland and only saw the games in the fan zones.
Frankly in the next few years, the USA is going to be even more anti-global community regardless of who is coming to the WC. The new administration is going be extremely unfriendly towards visitors.
It'll be fine dude, Copa America was run by CONMEBOL, FIFA will be more prepared for a World Cup
Its not the FIFA but the country that must be prepared . FIFA only guves you the rules
Before even watching the video
Question is are the citys ready for it?
US citys have a really bad walkability and that kind of is needed for football culture
It honestly depends on which city, some like new york are much more walkable but others like some down south suck so much since everything is so far apart that people have cars. But i will say that America is very capitalist so there will definitely be new companies or existing ones who handle transportation
No pubs near the stadiums either
I don't know, were the cities ready in 1994?
1994?
@@IncredibleStan1994 world cup
other sports obviuosly have their own measures of "big" tournaments but this is 100x bigger than the olympics, again at least in football terms.
Glad I finished watching the video. The ONLY real issue will be transportation, most cities do not have the infrastructure to move around so many people, but we'll see what FIFA does about that. Glad the final will be at MetLife tho
I hope you guys do well and Americans can embrace the game. I can't wait to shit talk to you guys during Copa America and the WC. Greetings from Chile.
I think, that this World Cup will be a success.
The World Cup in 1994 was amazing, and today with all the technology, I believe that all the Stadiums will be ready to host all the matchs.
Remembering that my country Brazil was the champion in the USA.😉
Which was BEFORE 9/11!!! Several friendly warnings before you finalize your plans. FIRST, our airport immigration & security are extremely unfriendly to everyone - citizen and visitor alike. Be prepared for rough treatment compared to any travel you have had in Europe. SECOND, if you are traveling between cities expect numerous delays, cancelled flights at the last moment, and many other travel disruptions. Except in the northeast part of the USA train travel is not recommended since it is NOT up to European standards. Bus travel would be a disaster for you. THIRD, there is little to no transit between the airport and your hotel or between your hotel and the stadium, or frankly most places. Be prepared to take a taxi, uber, or rent a vehicle. FOURTH, except for a very few locations, you cannot walk from your hotel to anywhere. Distances are very great between any two spots and you may not know a good location from one you should avoid.
I don't think many Americans know they hosted that tho
As an Englishman, I want the F.I.F.A. World Cup Finals to be a Massive Success in North America.
The American Football authority needs to review the Copa America tournament, respond and recognize the enormity of the F.I.F.A. World Cup Finals.
I think most people outside The U.S. recognize that in reality, it is the size of a continent ... In regard to anyone who wants to go, you need to research and forward plan, I would say the same to the North American Football Authority.
God damn it. Copa america is a damn CONMEBOL TOURNANENT !!!!!!!
The actual match/stadium stuff aside, I’m more interested in seeing how the US specifically can handle European culture and rivalries.
Canada and Mexico I think can handle this well as they are far more exposed/similar to European culture than the US are.
As an Englishman/Brit, I’m extremely confident that imma see some news headlines regarding Brits (and other Europeans) being arrested for things that are yes frowned upon in other countries but are let go elsewhere, such as being drunk and/or having big marches chanting with almost every slur you can think.
I can see US officers trying to control it and it all getting out of hand.
I think FIFA will ensure it will be fine at the stadiums, probably rub the local government and police up the wrong way with some of their choices/demands. It's away from the stadiums and whether thenhost cities will appreciate what is needed from them in respect of things like Fan Zones and the way they police the masses arresting people for jaywalking or having open alcohol containers could easily spark trouble. Then there's the issue of fans and even teams/team members actually getting into the country if the promised/threatened hostile environment for none citizens is adopted.
I'm not overly concerned about the Stadiums, Hotels, Airports, and Security in the USA in 2026, the USA has shown for many years that they can handle massive international events (WC '94, Summer Olympics '96, F1, Super Bowls, etc.). The biggest task is going to be game-day transportation. Take the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex for example. Aside from the city of Arlington (site of AT&T Stadium), the majority of hotels are located in Downtown Dallas, Addison, Plano, Frisco, and Fort Worth. Organizing game-day transportation for all of the fans coming from these areas is going to be a logistical nightmare (even fans without tickets make the trek to the stadiums on match days). We're talking about up to a 40 mile (64km) radius of the Stadium! Its going to have to be a combination of light rail, car pool, Uber/Lyft, and hundreds of buses, as there is no subway system in place. Keep in mind that this will occur 9 times over the course of 3.5 weeks! I have little doubt that the Organizing Committees have enough time to figure out a way to handle the transportation issues but it remains a big question mark for this World Cup.
dont be supprised if fifa demand 1 or 2 lanes for anything to do with the tournement such as trasport for fans/officials. if theres 1/2 lanes banned for normal people during the worldcup this fan transfers can easily be done. this is also what happend during the wc94 but in a smaller way. and this would directly come with another problem for the worldcup, the local ppl will not be happy if 2 highway lanes are unavaible for there daily bussniss.
8 hours drive should be done in about 3 hours by a high speed train, but the local transit have nothing to do with the size of the country, it should be available once you arrive in the specific city by plain.
hopeing it will be a great world cup believe it will. remeber brazil 2014 had a lot of issues in the build up even up to the opening match day but that was a good tournamnet. 5 of the venues will be hostong club world cup games next summer so would be a good test while a few of the other venues regually host MLS games and internationals. get the transportation right and it could be one of the best
The World Cup in 1994 was one of the most viewers in the World. So I think this WC is going to be a success too✌️
The Olympic Games are played in a single city in a single country. The World Cup will be played in more than a dozen cities in 3 different countries. I think that explains which event is bigger and more important.
Brasil vs Venezuela was sad to watch on SoFi, the best quality of brazilian players is attacking open spaces but seemed like it was 12v12 game
There are far too many teams in 2026. With TV rights carved up between broadcasters in the UK, if there is a REALLY unattractive game and on commercial TV, they are supposed to be concerned about selling TV advertising. Also, the games
I think back to the 2014 World Cup when I was a Royal Caribbean cruise ship on holiday. They had to contractually with Coca Cola show every game. So when it came to having to show Iran v Nigeria, there were 2 people watching it in a bar. It summed up some of the attractiveness of some World Cup games.
I watch every game at the russia and qatar world cups. The whole tournament is attractive no matter who's playing
@@samuelpinder1215 Good for you. Personally, life's too short to watch some of those games. Life will be short for those persecuted by the hosts of the 2034 WC.
@unclejacksbluewhitearmy what about those that have a medical incident at the 2026 World Cup and spent all their money on getting there. Although the CEO shooting might make them do something
@@samuelpinder1215 Take medical insurance like most holidaymakers.
@@unclejacksbluewhitearmy what if a crazy gunman shows up. Who shouldn't be allowed to own guns but is because of "freedom" and shoots a bunch of innocent people?
Don't all the regulations but there are teams in Europe that have synthetic turf and they play in the champions league the players just have to use specific type of shoes.
No they move stadium. TNS for example are playing their conference league games at Shrewsbury stadium because its an efl stadium so has grass
If you wanna see a pitch that’s very small check out inter Miami vs New York FC …. Or any NYFC game at Yankee Stadium 😂. They don’t have any space to do anything. Once you receive the ball there is someone on you within half a second. I didn’t feel that way during any copa America games. Maybe there is different sizes in an official tournament vs a mls league game.. … idk but it was really bad. Not enjoyable to watch. The pitch needs to be a certain size so you can use the ball to its full capabilities.
Never actually thought about how the pitch size could affect tactics because of spacing
@@lukessportsacademy this is just legal football cheating. In generall a club not doing good, in the bottem off the league plays on as small as a field as possible and dont cut the grass a couple days before the match. when better clubs who like to pass alot prefer a pitch as big as possible with very short grass because this will be harder to defend on a big pitch. smallest as possible football pitches will be great for teams who will not progress in a tournament and play very defensive football. smaller spaces means it will be harder for the attacking team to find a opening, aka it benefits very passive and defensive plays which in general are very boring to watch. if this were the case during the worldcup i can see alot off americans be inpation and negative bc there will be even less goals than cusual for a football match (when americans are used to high scoring sports)
in multi countries tounament they should choose one city(like for the olympic games) to play all the games espicially in huge countries like us/canada it would help the fans a lot
the biggest problem will be that real fans/ultras /huligans/will not be allowed to enter the usa-and I really don't know how it will all look - because considering the distances between the stadiums, it is too big .so that's a problem for fans and athletes, and it's a comparison to playing all over Europe
From a Canadian. Canadian stadiums, In Toronto and Vancouver, are bigger because the Canadian Football League dimensions are larger than the NFL. "110 yards (101 m) long and 65 yards (59 m) wide." Toronto is Eastern Time, I'm sure you're aware that Vancouverr is Pacific time. :D
I don't know what the dimensions are in Mexico, but since they've hosted two World Cups in the last century, I'd be shocked if they're smaller than NFL Stadiums.
In 2010, the Democrats, Bill Clinton showed up to help Barak Obama, tried to win the 2022 World Cup alone, it didn't happen. That might have played into the United bid supported by President Trump for 2026, their bid beat Morocco, who's part of the six nations 2030 hosts, England had David Beckham that same year trying to help their bid for 2018, and they lost to Russia.
All of this talk is very funny, as Canada hosted the women's World Cup, and Fifa seemed uninterested in complaints by the players why the requirements for the stadiums aren't up to the men's World Cup. This was before this new group running Fifa was in charge, as there were some ethical questions. 🤣
I live in Calgary Canada. If I want attend a World Cup match, or two or three, I've got to fly to Vancouver or Toronto.
That's more expensive that an eight hour drive to Vancouver which is closer.
I could leave before the first Vancouver World Cup match, (no Canada Team), and then the next two matches flying back two weeks later, after watching Canada's second and third match.
Why would I do this? This could be the only time I could watch a match in my country in my lifetime. Mexico 3, USA 2, Canada...? 1/3, 1/2?
Also safety might be an issue with the amount of people and security should be tight on pew pews
World Cup 1994 was one of the best World Cups in my lifetime. How would it be so different now?
its gonna be great dont worry. After ass world cup (visiting vise) like Qatar the atmosphere is gonna be good.
How was the 1994 word cup regarding organisation and transportation? What can be learned from it?
i think mass transportation is the main issue..because US kinda individual move with their own car..not bus not trains..it will be concerning..
The tournament itself will be a success. Thousands of fans will be in the country and buisnesses will make alot of money. I hope the transport infrastructure will be better to get fans around.
The security issue was Conmebol's fault. Miami has hosted Super Bowls with absolutely no issues. The World Cup won't be an issue on those grounds. I'm most concerned about the infrastructure. Year after year, during the summer ☀️, airline companies continue to fail customers with over bookings, cancelation, and just horrible service. The United States is too reliant on air travel. The train system is only good in the northeast of the country. Maritime travel doesn’t help either. I hope the teams are centered around the 3 stadiums that they will play in, and the fans don't have to go far.
If Wales qualify, I am definitely heading out to the states. I have friends I can stay with in Florida and they are big football fans too, so it should be a lot of fun.
I have a feeling it's all gonna be alright. In fact more than alright. Looking forward to the whole thing. Heck if I had the money I would travel (from Australia) to my favourite matches.
Y'all not prepared for the chaos of hosting a world cup. All the cities will be swarmed by fans.
Go to Europe to watch a spurs game.
not worried about the pitch size at all, my team heavily relies on gegenpressing so thats a big advantage for us :P ...very worried about the grass though....but then again, its not evne clear if my team is gona be qualified to play so i wait to worry until we are :P
Plus you also got drumf who possibly going to do worse for 2026 world cup
Would be interessting how the local police will preform with 100 000 fans is coming to the citys, from all over the world.
The transport of all these fans Just is not there.
It may rain tomorrow
..or not.
HI LUKE.. HI GUYS..
I rather have a WM in the US than in quqtar or Saudi Arabia
You guys will be fine. Just put a proper grass field and it's all good.
Tight pitch is actually a good formula for good football. The ball moves more due to smaller space.
Plus daddy Trump is back...... I'm sure he will make sure USA will put on a great show
ein Beitrag des Mittwoches, 11. Dezember 2024
Hello from the State of Schleswig-Holstein, the Northernmost state, inside the united Federal Republic of Germany!
In 1994, Germany played in Chicago, which is basically the biggest Polish city, outside of the Third Polish Republic!
Germany played its matches in the, so called, "Soldier Field" stadium!
This combination is still very embassering to me!
In the quarter final round, Germany had a lead of 1:0 versus Bulgaria.
Then the Balkan players won 2:1!
1990: FRG - Argentina; 1:0; final ~ 3 monthes before German´s reunification!
1992: Germany - Denmark; 0:2; final
"Polski-Cago"
Which countries can hould a 48 team World Championship, on their own?
FIFA Just stop goung to these countries . Nobody is happy with this. But its all about the money .
People are acting as if the United States has never hosted big tournaments or has never hosted a World Cup before.
No se puede comparar unos juegos olímpicos qué se hace en una sola ciudad con un mundial de fútbol qué se hace en varias ciudades en países diferentes, tampoco puedes comparar una copa mundial de hace 30 años con las exigencias de hacer una en la actualidad
Don't you have trains?
USA Trains are on the same level as many Third World nations. If you are traveling by airline between cities expect numerous delays, cancelled flights at the last moment, and many other travel disruptions. Except in the northeast part of the USA train travel is not recommended since it is NOT up to European standards. Bus travel would be a disaster for you.
15:25 9 833 520 km² us size (total wich alaska ) europe size10 530 000 km²
Us roads are ass
USA just don't deserve world cup
Why? Who would deserve it in your opinion 🤔
Yes it does. We did it in 1994 and we got the most attendance in any World Cup in history.
@@20SilverTeeth Because you have the biggest stadiums
@@domiiinik4320ok but people went… in the 90s. When the sport wasn’t as popular.
@@20SilverTeeth Cool, but If France had the same stadiums in their WC 1998 there would be even more people
It's not the contribution of fans, it's a contribution of stadiums is what I'm saying
meh, another video that tries to make a bit deal out of almost nothing. all these "if the taiwanese president sneezes will china see this as weekness and invade and could the usa retaliate and could this escalate into a nuclear war and the end humanity!!!!??" yeah, yeah... when you reacted to intelligent videos from the athletic and four-four-two it was better. forget about these clickbait bad videos
what a stupid video lol, crying about dimensions. They can fix that easily.