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Name The New Wembley Footbridge
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i see the leading name for it is.... the roy keane bridge 
**** sake the irish are so ****in stupid! atleast the scots are naming it after something that actually happened at wembley. haha i dunno why but the wayne bridge is hilarious 
**** sake the irish are so ****in stupid! atleast the scots are naming it after something that actually happened at wembley. haha i dunno why but the wayne bridge is hilarious Wembley bridge to be named after German star?
By European Football - March 14 2005
Ah those crazy Germans and their sense of humour, first they invade Poland now a large number of them want to name the new Wembley bridge the 'The Dietmar Hamann bridge'. It’s really all the fault of The London Development Agency, who in a moment of office madness,
thought it would be a good idea if people were allowed the chance to vote for the name of the bridge suggesting names like 1966 World Cup heroes such as Geoff Hurst and Bobby Charlton. And people did vote in their hundreds, unfortunately for the organisers it was the Germans.
Hamann scored the final goal at the old Wembley stadium which led to a hissy fit by Keegan, of well Keegan standards I suppose.
The competition has until March 15 and a list of names which are under consideration will be revealed, what price on The Dietmar Hamann bridge, well lets just say a couple of quid could keep Keegan in hankies for a fortnight.
I would like to suggest the ‘why the hell do we need to waste all this money on a national stadium bridge.’
Wembley and the FA, the farce continues.
By European Football - March 14 2005
Ah those crazy Germans and their sense of humour, first they invade Poland now a large number of them want to name the new Wembley bridge the 'The Dietmar Hamann bridge'. It’s really all the fault of The London Development Agency, who in a moment of office madness,
thought it would be a good idea if people were allowed the chance to vote for the name of the bridge suggesting names like 1966 World Cup heroes such as Geoff Hurst and Bobby Charlton. And people did vote in their hundreds, unfortunately for the organisers it was the Germans.
Hamann scored the final goal at the old Wembley stadium which led to a hissy fit by Keegan, of well Keegan standards I suppose.
The competition has until March 15 and a list of names which are under consideration will be revealed, what price on The Dietmar Hamann bridge, well lets just say a couple of quid could keep Keegan in hankies for a fortnight.
I would like to suggest the ‘why the hell do we need to waste all this money on a national stadium bridge.’
Wembley and the FA, the farce continues.
German soccer fans who had organized an Internet mobbing campaign to win a competition to name the new Wembley Stadium bridge in London has failed. The competition, run by the London Development Agency, asked for fans to write in and vote for the name they most wanted attached to the link between England's new national stadium and the nearby London suburb of Wembley. Thousands of Germans had voted to get Liverpool player and fellow countryman Dietmar Hamann on the shortlist in a mischievous attempt to get the name of the last player to score in the old Wembley stadium on the bridge. Hamann's goal in the 1-0 win in 2001 ended an era on a sour note for English fans. The organizers, however, had the last say and have banned him as a possible name for the footbridge despite a spokesman for the London Development Agency confirming that Hamann's name was the most nominated "by some distance". The shortlist of five possible names for the bridge includes: Sir Alf Ramsey, Sir Bobby Charlton, Sir Geoff Hurst -- all names connected to England's 1966 World Cup win, The White Horse and Live Aid.
Democracy at its best.
Democracy at its best.
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