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Taxpayers will be rubbing their hands at the prospect of all that 'legacy' to come.
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You can't put a price on it saddo.
Much did they say it would cost? |
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No idea, but everything has a price. I expect they will underestimate the costs and overestimate the benefits as is usual in these things.
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The taxpayers will also be footing the unprecedented security bill which will be required to police this event.
Still, at least some halfwit politicians will be able to try and keep a straight face as they stare into a camera and trot out garbage like "We'll be highlighting the Youth and Diversity of the area". Very much as Coventry was required to do when becoming the 'City of Culture', and as London did when becoming Olympic host. The British taxpayer has had their fill of funding the policing of "the Youth and Diversity" of various British cities. |
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but they will be taking over anyway - eventually
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have any of you actually been to birmingham?
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it really WAS a good day and night out - ONCE
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I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when the BBC showed some of Coventry's pitch to be the 'City of Culture'. It featured a young man wearing a pair of trousers with no knees in it, riding on a skateboard.
What the Shipmaning, Bradying, Huntleying hell has THAT got to do with Culture exactly? WHY would you present an image such as that to some arbiter of what represents 'Culture? And who on earth could be impressed with it? |
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Sorry, that opening paragraph should have read "It featured a young man wearing a pair of trousers with no knees in it, and another riding on a skateboard".
It doesn't make Coventry any more 'cultural' for it obviously. |
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alun you have no idea
I have lived there it is VERY representative of the area except the Foleshill Road which is very representative of another culture(s) |
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live in cov and find out what it is really like
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this is the calibre of the sort we are trying to debate with and simply lose the argument and resort to insults
King of Dubai 21 Dec 17 23:40 moisik, you imbecile. You truly are an oddball of the highest order. We are a rich country We need immigrants to support our economy All economies are ponzi schemes We csn afford to take care of 9k people Because our economy is propped up by immigrants |
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where do you think 'concrete jungle' came about and why?
The Specials. |
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Reminds me of the Spitting Image sketch (must've been in the '80s) when Birmingham bid for the Olympics..... .
Hilarious "Bring the Olympics to Birmingham.... We got a canal and some buses and everything. Bring the Olympics to Birmingham" |
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jasper carrott pened the tunee roight maiote
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bwing not bring
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