Aigner urges 2008 bidders to look ahead

UEFA chief executive Gerhard Aigner has urged the losing bidders in the race for Euro 2008 to consider lodging a bid for 2012.

Aigner urges 2008 bidders to look ahead
Tue, 10 Dec, 2002 - 13:24

UEFA chief executive Gerhard Aigner has urged the losing bidders in the race for Euro 2008 to consider lodging a bid for 2012.

Aigner has been impressed with the bids, which include a joint bid from Scotland and the Republic of Ireland.

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