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Trojan 67 wrote:Can't wait for oldpedant, so here's another question :

Who was the last England manager to lead a side out at the old "Twin Towers" Wembley Stadium ?
Keegan, and he resigned straight after it.
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royalgull wrote: Keegan, and he resigned straight after it.

Er, no. The answer is . . . .

Mike Bassett (Ricky Tomlinson) : England manager :lol:

They filmed there after the last official game. :na:
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Shut up :)
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EmetEdadsBeard wrote:Who played for England at cricket,N.Ireland at football and Scotland at darts in the 70s? :~D
What was the answer to this? :-/

This thread got me all nostalgic for Socccer Squelchers http://cards.littleoak.com.au/197071_es ... lchers.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Footballers had proper bald heads then, there were loads of them Coates, Gilzean the list goes on. Don't see proper baldies now, just tattoos...
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Wisconsin_gull wrote: What was the answer to this? :-/

This thread got me all nostalgic for Socccer Squelchers http://cards.littleoak.com.au/197071_es ... lchers.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Footballers had proper bald heads then, there were loads of them Coates, Gilzean the list goes on. Don't see proper baldies now, just tattoos...
>:(
I feel a bald question coming on...
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This is not a "trick" question :


Who is the only player to score a hat-trick in the Premiership, Championship, League 1, League 2, (or the divisions under their previous names), the League Cup, the FA Cup and for his country?
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Rob Earnshaw ;-)
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Southampton Gull wrote:Rob Earnshaw ;-)
Gee suss for cry sakes ! :O That was quick !



Indeed it is Robert Earnshaw :

Premiership - West Brom v Charlton, March 2005
Championship - Cardiff v Gillingham, September 2002
League 1 - Cardiff v Tranmere, March 2002
League 2 - Cardiff v Torquay, December 2000
FA Cup - Cardiff v Bristol Rovers, November 2000
League Cup - Cardiff v Boston United, September 2002
Country - Wales v Scotland, February 2004
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Next? .................... ;-)
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Which team has a football ground in 2 countries?
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Chester :)
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Southampton Gull wrote:Chester :)
You are too quick ! :clap:

Indeed it is Chester FC.

Their Deva Stadium (now Exacta Stadium) crosses the England - Wales border. The pitch is in Wales, but the front gates, main office and main stand are in England.
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A friend of mine is a Chester fan and is now officially Welsh as far as I'm concerned :)
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Southampton Gull wrote:A friend of mine is a Chester fan and is now officially Welsh as far as I'm concerned :)
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysilliogogogoch ! :)
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