With an name like redlock I hope you aren't a Rovers fan if you are my Street credit has just gone down the pan .to think that I have red/white fans has friends my mother/father will turn in they graves .Plus I have slimmed down and the KC Stadium can hold us well bodily structures people Hull fans are not over weight just heavy boned

Putting aside the my balls are bigger than yours argument about grounds, I would be amazed if Rovers got a game in the 2013 world cup but can always hope for a wales/ usa game or similar. On a side note it would be interesting if the KC would be in the first 3 or 4 picks for venues if Hull didnt have 2 super league clubs. You may want us more than you think.

Yep, 300 miles from the pitch just outside Belgium.

RFL looking at Bristol and Cardiff to host 2013 WC games.
The mind boggles!! When will they learn!

cos it will be cheaper the using ellend rd

Bristol have put a pretty good bid together actually, why don't you take a look? Its not the RFL, but the people of Bristol who have put this bid together.

It would do a lot more for our game than a game at Craven Park would.

Please say it like it is, dont fudge.
ps. thanks for advice about signs of the clap.Coming from someone with experience it means a lot.

Got it off your lass anyway.

Just been on Look North 8.30am bulletin both Hull clubs will host games in 2013 World Cup.

only group games though, no QF/SF???

Copied from VT:

Avignon -The Parc des Sports Stadium will host a group match.

Bristol – The Memorial Ground will stage a group match with the city also hosting a team base camp. Filton College will be used as a team training venue.

Calderdale – The Shay Stadium in Halifax will host a group match.

Copeland – The new Pow Beck Stadium in Whitehaven will host group matches with the Cumbria Sports Academy being used as a team training venue.

Hull – Both the KC Stadium and Craven Park will host group matches with the city also hosting two team base camps and team training venues.

Kirklees -The Galpharm Stadium will host a group match.

Leeds – Headingley Carnegie Stadium will host a group match and a quarter-final with two teams setting up team base camps in the city along with a team training venue being utilised.

Limerick – Thomond Park will host a group match.

Perpignan – The Stade Gilbert Brutus will host a group match.

Neath – The Gnoll will host a group match.

Rochdale – Spotland Stadium will host a group match.

Salford -The new City of Salford Stadium will host a group match and the city will also host a team base camp.

St Helens -The new Langtree Park Stadium will host a group match.

Warrington -The Halliwell Jones Stadium will host a group match and quarter-final. The town will also host a team base camp and the University of Chester will be used as a team training venue.

Wigan -The Leigh Sports Village will host a group match and will be used as a training venue. The DW Stadium will host a quarter-final.

Wrexham -The Glyndŵr University Racecourse Stadium will host a group match and a quarter final. Wrexham will also host a team base camp and training venue.

The following venues will host teams during the 2013 Rugby League World Cup:

Allerdale – Workington will host a team base camp.

Bolton – Bolton will be a team base camp with Bolton Arena’s facilities used as a team training venue.

Bradford -The Bulls Tong High School facilities in Bradford will be used as a team training venue.

Halton – Widnes will host a team base camp and the Stobart Stadium will be a training venue. Due to synthetic turf pitches not being sanctioned by the Rugby League International Federation the stadium is not allowed to stage a match.

Manchester – Manchester will host a team base camp and will also provide a team training venue.

Preston – The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) will provide team training facilities at UCLan Sports Arena with Preston also hosting a team base camp.