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By good you mean...utter ****?
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Michael laudrup for the Real Madrid and Barcelona question
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Apologies if posted before...
Who was the only member of Liverpool's 1986 FA cup winning (against Everton) starting line-up that was born in England ? |
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good question
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I'll try these two again - answers later if no-one correct:
On a full-size football pitch, how long is the straight edge of the "D" on the edge of the penalty area? On September 26, 1960, Fulham's Maurice Cook became the first player to do what? |
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Was second one come on as a sub ?
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No, it's not that
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On 21 August 1965, Keith Peacock of Charlton Athletic became the first substitute used in the Football League when he replaced injured goalkeeper Mike Rose eleven minutes into their away match against Bolton Wanderers
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When did 3 subs become available ?
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Well, I still think my unanswered question is a 'proper-football-trivia-which-would-go-down-well-in-a-quiz-for-all':
Q. In the 2012/2013 season of the Premier league which club's pies were: a. The cheapest? b. The dearest? I warn you; I have another pie question once this has been answered. |
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going by the year first goal in league cup
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Don`t know tommy but the best one you`ll get is at Forfar Athletic
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to fulham 1960 Q
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tommy is right
On September 26, 1960, Fulham's Maurice Cook became the first player to do what? First League Cup goal |
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wp tommygunn, Cook did indeed score the first goal in the League Cup
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and wp mac, too!
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'I warn you; I have another pie question once this has been answered.
Well I think we all know the best course of action then. |
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Mark Lawrenson to 86 liverpool team Q?
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On a full-size football pitch, how long is the straight edge of the "D" on the edge of the penalty area?
6yds ? |
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It's a question to be guessed at really, Mac, but one which would go down well in a quiz, I would think, as it gives the 'no hopers' a chance of getting a point or two from the 'know alls' if they strike lucky:
Q. In the 2012/2013 season of the Premier league which club's pies were: a. The cheapest? - Answer: Wigan (£2.30) b. The dearest? - Answer: Fulham (£3.90) |
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Who was sent off in an East London Sunday League match, circa 1974, for decking the opposing centre half, and was later found to have played under a false name, solely to get at the opposing entre half.
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for the pies Q ,one of west hams balti pies for dearest
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Michael laudrup for the Real Madrid and Barcelona question
well done tommy - correct |
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Just seen your post @22:58 Sparky - you buggering bounder!!
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tommy - If that's the cheapest I`ll give it a miss ! £2.30p for a Pie, lol.
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tommygunn147 05 Jun 13 22:58 Joined: 11 May 10 | Topic/replies: 113 | Blogger: tommygunn147's blog Mark Lawrenson to 86 liverpool team Q? Yup  |
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Aye Mac, but what about paying £3.90 for one? That really is scandalous profiteering by Fulham!
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You can buy a terraced house cheaper than that in Stoke!
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Craig aussie johnson
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Looks good to me
. http://www.stokecityfc.com/cms_images/news/pie4x3226-356660_478x359.jpg |
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Certainly more tasty than their strike force.
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Pumpy, unfortunately, as good as those look, they're not Wright's Pies - THE pies of Stoke!
I'm staggered that they're not for sale at the Brit - but I'm almost sure I read years ago that Coates had something to do with Pukka pies, so it must be because of that. Nothing beats a Wright's meat and potato pie - and they're just £1:10 (at most, I can never remember numbers!) |
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Very good Pumpy!
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KIdderminster charge £4 for their cottage pies
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With or without a thatched roof ?
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-B7pgJPrIjd8/T7-M9MAOMTI/AAAAAAAAAuc/DkBFPUP5S1w/s1600/wrights+pies.jpg |
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hungry now
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I'm not surprised Muntz. On my 'pie question search' I saw that quite a few lower league clubs charge very high prices for their pies - but they are supposed to be of exceptional quality.
It can be a small fortune to pay if you have a couple of kids to take to the match - as well as buying drinks and a programme. All for 90 minutes worth of entertainment. Note the entertainment bit. That's why Pulis is off to Monaco! http://tinyurl.com/ml9mf25 |
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Without, pumpy.
KIdderminster deny this makes their pies policy roofless. |
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Here's the table for what it cost at each club last season for a pie, pint and a programme:
http://tinyurl.com/cesn4e8 Sparky, you could build a whole football trivia quiz around that alone! |