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Il y a 2 heures, Gianlu33 a dit :

Well, the italian 2026 bid is a national bid that involve almost all the north-east Italy

 

i'm getting old, i'm forgetting stuff :whistle:

 

Still, there is one difference, the bid was technically a two cities bids, not a regional one like that one ;)

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Just now, De_Gambassi said:

 

i'm getting old, i'm forgetting stuff :whistle:

 

Still, there is one difference, the bid was technically a two cities bids, not a regional one like that one ;)

Didn't South Africa try it for a while (for 2016 or 2020?)....and then just threw the thing overboard?

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il y a 2 minutes, heywoodu a dit :

Didn't South Africa try it for a while (for 2016 or 2020?)....and then just threw the thing overboard?

 

Durban ?

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il y a 1 minute, heywoodu a dit :

I had the Gauteng region in mind.

 

I... don't remember that :nopompom: When Durban was still going to host the CWG, it was said that the city could bid for the Olympics

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8 minutes ago, De_Gambassi said:

 

I... don't remember that :nopompom: When Durban was still going to host the CWG, it was said that the city could bid for the Olympics

 

I am relieved to find my memory hasn't left me :d 

https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1023655/south-africa-s-gauteng-province-set-to-make-2024-olympic-bid-if-ioc-change-rules

 

Although it didn't really get far and was still far from being an official bid.

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