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Hey, who's complaining it is going to be a licence to print money. And I am not going to refuse to board the gravy train!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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But we can expect that, six weeks before the start of The Games, the electricians will go on strike.
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I predict that it will be completed and on time. However I don't expect it to be anywhere close to the price quoted and possibly not fully to spec (less than)
Something that big and with the international aspect, I don't think anybody could not let it happen on time, and in true govt tradition they will simply throw our money at it, probably via a big consultancy company to 'project manage' the whole fiasco.
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They'll have it ready in time but only by paying 3 times the original estimate.
It's a contractors dream. Govt. sponseored mission critical project with little to no advance costing and a deadline that absolutely cannot be missed. Licence to print money for all involved.
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The Tories may be in by then (mind you isn't Seb Coe running it now?), so obviously it will be a fantastic success.
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You missed the option "Costs will go off the scale and it will never be completed"
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Government intervention = guaranteed f uck-up.
When,when,when will they ever learn?
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Votes being taken
23It will be a credit to the Polish builders21.74%5It will make Wembley look good4.35%1Costs will double4.35%1Costs will Triple47.83%11It will not be ready until 201521.74%5'No repeat of Wembley' for 2012
Olympic chiefs have promised there will be "no repeat of Wembley" as they announce their preferred bidder to ensure the 2012 Games venues are built.
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