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Oh. Sorry Huggy.
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I dont know gks, but it appears to be an everton one.
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The one you need played for three different premier teams (everton being one of them)
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Richard Wright
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Richard Wright-wrong
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Nigel Martyn?
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at last
Nigel martyn correct |
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Goalkeeper
Born Country Appearances David James Welwyn Garden City ENG 572 Mark Schwarzer Sydney AUS 450 Shay Given Lifford IRL 418 Brad Friedel Lakewood, Ohio USA 412 Jussi Jaaskelainen Vaasa FIN 373 Nigel Martyn St Austell ENG 372 Paul Robinson Beverley ENG 351 |
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Blimey shouldve got Martyn, wd Roy
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GOODNIGHT FOLKS
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Crossley
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oh well
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Mug ^^^^
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A very random question
The first televised nine-dart finish at the World Championship was in 1990 by Paul Lim.who was his opponent? NO GOOGLING |
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Keith Deller
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Deller the Ipswich tungsten arrowsmith is wrong
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Was it that Welsh bloke (if he was Welsh)? Can't remember his name at the moment.
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Something Reese?
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leighton, tommy
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Mervyn Reese? Was that his name?
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Ah, cheers Tommy!
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Who took 14/99 in a test in 1953 - the best bowling figures by a bowler in a losing cause ?
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On the darts question,it was not Leighton Rees from ynysybwl
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Who said "...World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones"?
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Einstein
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Pumpy, Jim Laker?
Huggy, was it that bloke with the glasses which had big, thick, black arms? |
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What is the oldest senior football ground, continuously used by the same club, in England?
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No TT
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1953 was the ashes so english or aus i guess. Good q Pumpy i dont know. Miller, Tyson, Lindwall?
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I think I know the cricketer - I've got his autograph
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Lock, Grimmet Oreilly.
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no rob
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Will put up the answer at 7.00 if no-one gets it
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Ewood Park ?
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No. This is probably not a good question in that I think you'll either know this or you won't.
For that reason I'll give you the answer: York Road, home of Maidenhead United |
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...there was some media coverage on this a couple of years back
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Maidenhead
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Yes. You can see the ground from the train.
Possibly the oldest in the world |
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Well im just chucking names around now. Trevor Bailey?
Too early for Underwood? |