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I agree with that, the US may be superior onl to Bolivia and Peru, but I doubt any otherteam in the region, maybe Venezuela, but they have gotten better in the last years. Your league is really bad, teams dont even descend if they finish last. And maybe you have more players than us, maybe they are bigger and faster, but technique is the most important thing. Players like Messi are small, and I dont even have to get to the point to name superstars, playes in my NT that are small areway better than yours.

Population may do something but its not that important. Uruguay is very small, still they are way better than the US.

Most kids in south america dream of being in their NT and playing the WC, especially in argentina and brazil, and that is how you make good players, they learn since they are small with passion.

 Ok, thats a joke, you know how hard is to a country to get better at football? Ask japan, they even created captain tsubasa to make the sport more popular, eah, they have improved but still they are really bad in the international level. First your league is a joke, and your competition in the qualifiers is too. The CONCACAF champions league is nothing compared to the champions league or Copa Libertadores, or Copa Sudamericana.

No, we are not affraid of the US becoming a power on the Football field, that wont help at all as long as you prefer watching the super bowl, or the baseball league instead of football WC. We just want the WC to be in a country where football is passion so the games will be more entertaining, but Im sure the stadiums will be full of people from other countries that travel to watch their teams or just to watch the biggest sport party on earth.( I hope we make it to the WC this time)

Personally, I think that Toronto (Canada) would be a great place to have the 2018 World Cup. Biggest reason being is that it's a fairly large city (Greater Toronto Area pop - 5.5-6 million) Considered the most multicultural diversed city in the world, and there is Stadiums that can fit a large capacity of people, plus we've never had a world cup.

Would rather see it in Russia or UK.

@Nirvana: Unlike the Olympic games, the international football tournaments (WC, African Cup, EURO, Copa América and so on) are never hosted by a single city, they are hosted by a whole nation. So if Canada would be the host, Canadian executives would decide upfront which cities would be involved.

But I agree with you, I think one of the two WC tournaments (2018 or 2022) could go to Canada.

You know that a world cup is played in many cities, right? At the very least you need 10 different citites with a big stadium each one. At most a city only hosts 5-6 games in one WC

I live in Canada and I know that not enough people will attend it...
I would like to see Russia. They are willing to spend tons of money to show the world that they are back.

 I doubt Canada will have another big football tounament in the nxt years since they had the U20 world cup, which is really important even if it is U-20.

I would like it to be in my ncountry but that wont be possible at least for many many years, since we had the U-20 woman WC last year and there is a bid for organizing Copa America in 2010.

But maybe Spain Portugal would be nice

I wouldnt mind it in Argentina either, I would just travel if my NT maked it to the WC, and if they dont I would watch the matches in a very comfortable hour.