Organisers of 2015 Rugby World Cup hope Wembley can ease scheduling fears The availability of Wembley is also constricted by the international football window, which coincides with the fourth week of the pool phases of the tournament, due to kick-off on Sept 18, 2015. Ross Young, chief operating officer of ER 2015, said that its plan was for all major host venues to stage at least three games because of cost implications. This is no difference at all to the process that was put in place for France 2007 when the vast majority of venues used were football venues like Lens, Nantes and St Etienne, which are French First Division clubs with very similar commitments and rules and regulations. All those football venues were integrated into a very successful World Cup in 2007. Asked if he was concerned at suggestions that the Premier League may not be able to give confirmation of the availability of venues until June 2015 when the football fixture list is announced, Young added: "We would never have engaged and continued in this process if that had been the case. We need to confirm matches and venues by the early part of next year and everyone has always been aware of that. ER 2015 is understood to have included Coventry City's Ricoh Arena in a list of venues that includes contingency options if no agreement can be reached with the Premier League.Murrayfield and the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, however, are not thought to be under consideration. "Once we chose the venues from a long list that includes some contingency, we have five months to work with them [the Premier League] and go through variations of schedules to make sure they and the clubs are comfortable with the schedules to sign up to them," Young added. Representatives from ER 2015 and the Premier League are due to hold two meetings next month and again in November in an effort to resolve any outstanding difficulties. Young added: "This debate has seen blogs on websites saying 'Why don't we just hold everything at the Olympic Stadium, Wembley and Twickenham?' Between those three venues, we have got plenty of capacity, but it is not the London 2015 World Cup. The whole point is that it is a tournament that gives access to rugby fans across England and we get the ability to recreate extra special rugby weekends in the likes of Newcastle and Manchester.