Which team is this (Quiz) ?

other than div 4 i,d sayboro are a good shout

Wolves? Swansea? West Brom? Norwich?

nope

Scrub Norwich, they were in the old 4th tier I think not the recent one.

It's a great question.

ahh i didn't know that sumo about norwich ...i knew norwich had been in  both 3rd levels  ,old and recent

Coventry?

yes , wire has it 

Well done wire.

well done all  ... if i find any more odd ones like that i'll stick them up

top bombing wire,
now who,s watched them in all those divisions

Thanks. I've seen them, as an away fan, at four different grounds. Happy I couldn't be there today.

interesting the wire , as  it was indeed a Rotherham fan that brought that Coventry fact to my attention in the first place    ...small world as they say

Cheers Coach. Saw Rotherham at Highfield Road, Sixfields and St. Andrews. Went to the Ricoh as a Lincoln fan. As far as I can see only Gillingham have played Coventry at all four grounds in league games. That would have been a tough one.

I'd forgotten all about Cov playing at 4 different grounds   that must be close to a record in itself   ...and yep , it would have been a bloody tough question  too 

ah yes reg , Notts County just missing out on PL  ,similar to Luton and before that , Oxford .

By my reckoning only Wigan and Wimbledon have played in both the Premier league (92/93 on) and the National/Conference league  completing the 5 divisions  ... 

Bradford ,Oldham and Bolton could be next in line  to join them

Prior to the 1707 Act Of Union, what was the 2nd largest settlement in England and roughly what was it's population?

well done Reg.  Any guesses on it's population?

It was Norwich

coventry 1st all seater stadium,we at boro always seem to get coventry on boxing day [ highfield rd] ,great days playing shoot the pot in the back of a removal van by torchlight,with nthe stench of bstale beer and turkey sarnies on the way home
willie carr/ernie hunt free kick,eat your heart out ronnie and messi

very good guess reg.  It was 25k.  These days it's somewhere around 80k just to make the top 100.

Going back to Coventry & the wire's post of 5 Dec are they the only current league club to have played home matches at 4 different grounds? I can think of some who have played at 3 (Brighton for example) but not 4, being too lazy to check myself I thought I'd ask the much more educated forum members to confirm! (If this is indeed the case then Coventry at home to Gillingham is unique in English league history).

Just to qualify that I'd restrict to after World War 1 as I know a lot of clubs had little-known grounds before becoming established at their known 'homes'.

Anyone got a replica Coventry away shirt - chocolate brown/white stripr from back in the day - early 80s gotta be worth a few quid now

Brighton have played on four grounds in the league and I visited them all as a Rotherham fan. They left the Goldstone (in Hove) in 1997 then had a ground share with Gillingham. The Withdean Athletics stadium was their home when they moved back to Brighton and have played at the Amex in Falmer since 2011. So four home venues and only one in Brighton. I've not checked to see if anybody other than Rotherham played on all four, they were at Gillingham for just two years so that will narrow it down.

I can't think of any team that has had five grounds whilst a league club. There are quite a few teams who played a few home games at other grounds for various reasons, Bournemouth at Dorchester, Leeds at Hull, Middlesbro at Hartlepool and Stoke at Port Vale for example but I'm only counting those that played on a ground for a full season.

Thanks wire I'd forgotten about Brighton being at Gillingham - Coventry not unique then- any others than those two?

Don,t know if you know this sporting question.
What was the occasion when both teams at Old Trafford played and completed the match in an all white strip ?

Any England test match?

Correct !

Coventry?

My first thought that's us. Beat me to it. Well done.