owl sees all Posted Wednesday at 03:24 AM Share Posted Wednesday at 03:24 AM (edited) No one got all three correct last week. One member was close with 2 out of the 3. The questions are simply to difficult. So this week 3 very easy peasy, lemon squeezy ones. But first, the answers to last week. Q1 - What was Brendan Rogers' first club as boss? a/ Reading. b/ Swansea City. c/ Liverpool. d/ Watford ----- correct Q2 - In the 1966 World Cup, the Uruguay v France game was switched from Wembley to the White City Stadium. Why? a/ A greyhound meeting was on at that time----- correct b/ Waterlogged pitch. The sprinklers had been left on all night by accident c/ Changing rooms at Wembley had been repainted, and were not ready d/ Two matches were scheduled for the same day. One was moved to White City due to the admin' error. Q3 - Liverpool were the champs in 1979; but who drew an amazing 23 games from 42 matches in that season? Including 7 on the spin; four of those being successive 1-1s. a/ Arsenal b/ Bristol City c/ Norwich City ----- correct d/ Carlisle United. +++++ This week's easy peasy questions. Q1 - what club had 20 successive defeats in the EPL. a/ Derby County b/ Oxford United c/ Watford d/ Sunderland Q2 - After just 8 matches, Leeds City were forced out of the league by the ruling body; the FA. What club took their place, and fulfilled all the season's fixtures? a/ Bradford Park Avenue b/ Port Vale c/ Kidderminster Harriers d/ South Shields Q3 - When this club was in the EPL, it was truly unique for an unusual reason? What reason? a/ Luton Town b/ Hull City c/ Southampton d/ Blackpool So there we have it. Nok is waiting. She is working on her openings (chess openings). Good luck to all. Edited Wednesday at 03:27 AM by owl sees all Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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