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One of the most awaited sports events is the Rugby World Cup in 2011. It will be the seventh Rugby World Cup and it will be held in New Zealand. The venues and schedule have already been announced and are available in various sports sites in the internet.

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There were reports that the credit crunch could have effects on the planning of the Rugby World Cup. There were also articles scattered all over the internet stating that the crisis could become worse over time and might end up hitting not only sports clubs but also New Zealand who will be hosting the Rugby World Cup.

Rugby New Zealand 2011 CEO Martin Snedden in an interview with Reuters though, expressed his thoughts about the whole thing differently. He did say that he is not sure about the effects of the crisis to the Rugby World Cup yet and that they won’t know for sure until they start selling the tickets later this year.

When asked about the five of the 13 venues hosting matches that will be undergoing some reconstruction, Snedden said that he has no doubts that the stadia will be completed. He also said that all of the funding for each of the venues has been secured and guaranteed by central and local government and that all the funding was sourced internally.

With the Rugby New Zealand 2011 CEO assuring that himself, I could only conclude that New Zealand government could already have anticipated the problem and could have already thought of ways to avoid the effects of the global crisis. The Rugby World Cup in New Zealand in 2011 will carry on as planned.

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The Rugby World Cup is the third largest sporting event in the world conducted every 4 years with nearly a third of the world’s population watching the game on TV and with millions of traveling and non-traveling supporters following the game.

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There is so much passion in it that just captures everyone’s attention. It is not just the publicity or the sponsorships. It is the spirit of the game itself.

Like many other rugby fans who have been following the sport since it turned professional, the thought of watching the matches live always gives me a sort of adrenaline rush.

I watched the matches on TV but I certainly would have loved to be there on each game to witness the excitement had I been given a chance. My next opportunity would be on the next Rugby World Cup in 2011, only that is not possible. Not with the credit crunch biting as it is right now.

The last Rugby World Cup that was held was hosted by France, where South Africa emerged as the 2007 World Champions with victory over England, the 2003 World Champions. The 2011 Rugby World Cup, on the other hand, will be hosted by New Zealand and will be the seventh Rugby World Cup.

It will be the largest global sporting event ever to be held in New Zealand even surpassing the 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1990 Commonwealth Games and the 2003 America’s Cup. The final match that will be played at Eden Park in Auckland is expected to draw a crowd of over 60,000 supporters.

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