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The shorter list maybe only inc league games maybe that's the " shortfall " on the other list.
Pump - see my posts at 10:34 and 10:38
Yes - it seems the figures include youth matches. That would explain my higher figure for PS at Leicester.
Yes - it seems the figures include youth matches. That would explain my higher figure for PS at Leicester.
I thought off several players & when I looked up on wiki they were all short of 1000 in essence most were on the list, that Inc Allan Ball who when I looked was only on 900 but he's on your list, others than I thought were short are on it, looks like the list I have used for years never inc any domestic cup games or European ties which is ridiculous.
Apologies
Apologies
Which Parliamentary constituency is the oldest in continuous existence in the UK?
No-one is gonna know that Nickwithout looking it up, my guess would be somewhere in Oxfordshire, midlands area.
This would be a £250k question on WWTBAM but of course you'd have four options.
It did occur to me that it was a poor question - not much scope for logic or reasoning either.
The answer is Lincoln; established 1265.
City of York is as old or slightly older but the seat split in 2010.
It did occur to me that it was a poor question - not much scope for logic or reasoning either.
The answer is Lincoln; established 1265.
City of York is as old or slightly older but the seat split in 2010.
kind of question loved at quizzes for snowball/ jackpot questions !
Probably put this one up before.
Which European country was the first to recognise the State of Israel in 1948
Which European country was the first to recognise the State of Israel in 1948
Forget that. It was supposed to be a joke referencing a previous football question but I've just realised it doesn't work. 
pumphol
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Cool
Arsenal played their first floodlit game against a team from which country
Is it Israel?
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Cool
Arsenal played their first floodlit game against a team from which country
Is it Israel?
I would imagine most European countries would have recognised Israel fairly soon after its establishment but don't know the answer and never really considered it.
I just kind of assumed a 'Yes' vote at the UN was an implicit recognition. Thinking about it, I guess some countries voted 'No' but did later recognise the state of Israel.
I just kind of assumed a 'Yes' vote at the UN was an implicit recognition. Thinking about it, I guess some countries voted 'No' but did later recognise the state of Israel.
Yes, just googled it and I see that India recognised Israel in 1950 and iirc they voted 'No'.
Still countries that would fail to let people in if they have as much as an Israeli stamp on their passport.
Which British club lost out to AC Milan in the Semi-Final of the 62/63 European Cup, having disposed of Cologne, Sporting Lisbon and Abderlecht in the earlier rounds?
Correct Nick. WD. Managed by Shankly.
When I said close, similar nicknames, The Blues and The Dark Blues.
When I said close, similar nicknames, The Blues and The Dark Blues.
Yes, "close" did have me wondering.
There's an old quiz question along the lines of, "name the British cities to have had two teams in EC semi-finals". Dundee was often the one people couldn't get.
There's an old quiz question along the lines of, "name the British cities to have had two teams in EC semi-finals". Dundee was often the one people couldn't get.
That`s a good quiz question Nick. 
Dundee
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Dundee
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Actually, I think the question is:
Name the cities (all nations) to have had two teams in European Cup or ECL semi-finals.
Name the cities (all nations) to have had two teams in European Cup or ECL semi-finals.
pumphol.
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Still countries that would fail to let people in if they have as much as an Israeli stamp on their passport.
Can you name them though? (I'm not sure how many there are but six or eight rings a bell.)
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Still countries that would fail to let people in if they have as much as an Israeli stamp on their passport.
Can you name them though? (I'm not sure how many there are but six or eight rings a bell.)
I would say:
Libya
Iran
Oman
Syria
I think there might be at least two countries outside the Arab League.
Libya
Iran
Oman
Syria
I think there might be at least two countries outside the Arab League.
That makes it harder but I`ll give it a go off the top of my head.
Dundee
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Milan
Rome
Munich??
Lisbon
Belgrade?
Dundee
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Milan
Rome
Munich??
Lisbon
Belgrade?
There are 10 in total.
You have six so far. (Not Rome, Munich, Lisbon)
You have six so far. (Not Rome, Munich, Lisbon)
Dundee
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Milan
Rome
Sofia
Athens
Belgrade
Budapest
Glasgow
Manchester
London
Milan
Rome
Sofia
Athens
Belgrade
Budapest
Not Birmingham. How did they get to compete in the European Cup?
Of course, London has three teams. When I first heard this question they had just one - Tottenham.
Of course, London has three teams. When I first heard this question they had just one - Tottenham.
Which football team was originally known as Small Heath Alliance? 
Jun 7, 2019 -- 10:33PM, i_agree_with_nick wrote:
I would say:LibyaIranOmanSyriaI think there might be at least two countries outside the Arab League.
think malaysia might be one
Just googled it and it seems the countries are:
Sudan
Libya
Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Yemen
Sudan
Libya
Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Yemen
Dynamo Bucharest and Steau Bucharest.
Rapid Vienna and Austria Vienna.
Rapid Vienna and Austria Vienna.
Did Austria Vienna not get to Semi in 60s Aka? I know Rapid did.
Prague? I remember Dukla reached the Semi but got knocked out by the first UK club to win it.
Perhaps Sparta too?
Perhaps Sparta too?
Was a great question.
I thought of Prague when 8 known but apart from Dukla who I remember (sadly) being beat (robbed) by celtic in the semis I couldn't think of the other team.
Was it Sparta?
(I'm not bitter Mac
)
I thought of Prague when 8 known but apart from Dukla who I remember (sadly) being beat (robbed) by celtic in the semis I couldn't think of the other team.
Was it Sparta?
(I'm not bitter Mac
)
probably asked this before- which is only countrys flag is different on either side ?
nah , not a new country. have played in a few world cups.
nah, im off now, clue- international football team wear stripes
quite a few of them double sided flags at st james park this year!
akabula,did you give us the answer about what was unusual about celtic v inter final? maybe i missed it.
Which two football teams always play with a 2 5 3 Formation
@Snowy.
It was the 12th final and the first that didn't have either Benfica or Real Madrid involved.
Real played in 8, winning 6 with Benfica winning 2 from 4. They met once with Benfica winning 5-3.
It was the 12th final and the first that didn't have either Benfica or Real Madrid involved.
Real played in 8, winning 6 with Benfica winning 2 from 4. They met once with Benfica winning 5-3.
In a certain film three boxers appeared , all three had fought for the World Championship . They were not extras and did not have Cameo rolls . What was the film?
That is not the one I have in mind .
All three were heavyweights , never won the World Title and were not coloured .
All three were heavyweights , never won the World Title and were not coloured .
Another question , too easy if you Google .
What musical instrument maker produced a guitar called the "Crest" .
What musical instrument maker produced a guitar called the "Crest" .
Wrong era but a correct answer Bap . I didn't think there would be more than one that fitted the bill .
you can learn a lot from the Daily Mail & Express, dunlaying .So my troll says
going to be hard to find your answer as i've got a feeling it will be when they changed how many boxing organisations they could have
going to be hard to find your answer as i've got a feeling it will be when they changed how many boxing organisations they could have
You have seen this film several times and might well have a copy on your dvd shelf .
your other question is an answer found in Japan. I like Japan
No Carnera won the title . None of these ever won the Championahip but they were real bruisers .
no you've got me, dunlaying. Tex Cobb keeps bouncing around my head but unless John Goodman fought for the world title
I've gone through all the white bruisers i can remember including Johansen, Bonavena, Quarry, Morrison, to name but a few; decades from the 30s to 90s & i'm flummoxed
I've gone through all the white bruisers i can remember including Johansen, Bonavena, Quarry, Morrison, to name but a few; decades from the 30s to 90s & i'm flummoxed
What about that bartender guy who fought Joe Louis?
we need 3 in the same film, nick
i've even gone through the UK puddings over a 40 year period & got nowhere
i've even gone through the UK puddings over a 40 year period & got nowhere
Yes, I was just wondering if he was in a film with two others. I thought it might trigger someone else's memory.
'The Harder They Fall' definitely had two champs in it. Maybe some other fighters?
'The Harder They Fall' definitely had two champs in it. Maybe some other fighters?
I remember Tony Galento in a gangster-type film but can't recall the title.
On The Waterfront it is . Abe Simon , Tony Galento and Tami Mauriello were three of the heavies that beat up Marlon Brando . One of the other culprits was Fred Gwynne .
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