The idea of North England hosting the Olympics in 2040 is kinda awesome
! It's about time we saw a shift away from London dominating everything, right?
I mean, it's not like the games are just about showing off fancy stadiums and expensive tech, but also about community, sport, and people coming together. Plus, imagine all the regional talent being showcased on the world stage
! And, let's be real, it's a great opportunity for areas that often feel left behind to shine
. The fact that the IOC is prioritizing multi-city events is a huge plus too
️. It'll be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out, but one thing's for sure - Northern England is giving it their all
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! It's long overdue for the North to get some recognition on the global stage. London's had the Olympics for ages, it's time for another part of the country to shine 
. Plus, can you imagine how epic it'd be to have multiple cities hosting events? It'd bring so much more to the Games than just one city 
. I love that Sir Brendan Foster is all about fairness and equality – we need more people speaking up on that 
. The North has so much heart and passion, it's only right they get a chance to show the world what they're made of 
. Fingers crossed this bid goes through and gives the region a bit of a spotlight 
what do you think would be the biggest challenge for northern england if they were to host the olympics though? would they need to make major changes to their infrastructure or is there already enough of a setup in place? 
and btw what's with the idea that london has been hosting this thing too many times... isn't it about bringing the games to more people now rather than just one city all the time? 
North England is like "yaaas, let's do this!" 
Mayors are on the same page, unity is key 
Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram are like 2 peas in a pod 
Sir Brendan Foster says it's about fairness 
Let's hope Lisa Nandy comes on board 
2040 is gonna be lit 