Is responsible for the arrangements in the Capital Gymnasium in all venues of the London bid to host the World Cup, United have confirmed that the main Olympic stadium, together with the Emir of Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur stadium planned new stadium are in their consideration of the inside.
However, if access to London's 2018 World Cup bid, Wen Boley Stadium can be used to host the opening ceremony and the finals, it does not seem to need to enable the other three London venues.
A United spokesman told reporters in London, said: "London, United hope to the main Olympic stadium as a 2018 World Cup bid in an alternative venue."
London Olympic Committee (LOCOG) Chairman Sebastian 2018 bid team members • Division insisted that the main stadium after the Games should be mainly used for track and field events, while the capacity of 80,000 during the Olympic Games will also be reduced to 30,000.
• Olympics minister Tessa Jowell in July this year, excluding the Olympic main stadium being used as the possibility of the World Cup in 2018, but the newly established specifically responsible for planning the Olympic venues after the game use of the program of the Olympic Park, and asset management companies have been does not exclude the possibility of the capacity to keep the original audience.
A spokesman said: "The Olympic Park Asset Management company is currently considering including the main stadium after the match, including use in relation to the Olympic venues. At this stage, have not been ruled out any possibility, but also undetermined."
"Undoubtedly the main stadium will assume its in competitive sports all the functions. From now until Christmas, we will be through further research to determine the main venues to maximize the use of the program and its most appropriate scale."
"We will continue to support London's 2018 World Cup bid."
16 wish to participate in the British cities bid to host the 2018 World Cup must be the end of November to submit their own programs, in December will be decided at the 12 selected cities.
