Two pub quiz football questions

Henry Irving

Both of which I got wrong last night in my local (not "that" one, the Oak)

Which was the first English club to install undersoil heating?

Who was the first player to play in a Merseyside, Manchester and North London derby?

JohnBoyUK

Paul Stewart - also played for Sunderland against Newcastle...

ISawLeaburnScore

Everton?

Riscardo

Wasnt it Paul Walsh

Tottenham
Liverpool and Man City

Didnt Coventry have Undersoil years ago?

Henry Irving

Everton is correct.

Not Walsh or Stewart. Earlier.

ISawLeaburnScore

[cite]Posted By: Riscardo[/cite]Didnt Coventry have Undersoil years ago?

I got that question as well last week! Coventry was first English all-seater at Highfield Road

paulbaconsarnie

brian kidd played for man utd and arsenal. i think he also had a spell at everton but not sure if he played in london or merseyside derbies.

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: paulbaconsarnie[/cite]brian kidd played for man utd and arsenal. i think he also had a spell at everton but not sure if he played in london or merseyside derbies.

That was the answer that the quizmaster gave. I haven't checked it.


I did manage to get

what's the capital of Chile

What's the chemical symbol for silver

Who is the odd one out? The Isley Brothers, The Walker Brothers, Bros

and who was the character who was found dead in the first ever episode of Eastenders

Shag

Reg Cox

Amos on the wing

Capital of Chile??? Is it concarnee!!! Any fans of the BBC sitcom Early Doors will get it!!

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: Shag[/cite]Reg Cox

correct

[cite]Posted By: Amos on the wing[/cite]Capital of Chile??? Is it concarnee!!! Any fans of the BBC sitcom Early Doors will get it!!

lol great show

Algarveaddick

Santiago - Chile
Ag for silver?
Walker brothers not really brothers?

Elthamaddick

Who was the first player to play in a Merseyside, Manchester and North London derby?[/quote]

It's Paul Stewart and you can also add North East and Old Firm to that list.

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: Algarveaddick[/cite]Santiago - Chile
Ag for silver?
Walker brothers not really brothers?

Spot on

[cite]Posted By: Elthamaddick[/cite]Who was the first player to play in a Merseyside, Manchester and North London derby?

It's Paul Stewart and you can also add North East and Old Firm to that list.

Sorry it's Brian Kidd as PBS said 30 minutes ago : - )

T_C_E

[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: Algarveaddick[/cite]Santiago - Chile
Ag for silver?
Walker brothers not really brothers?

Spot on

Sh*te, I thought it was Bros were really sisters.

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: T.C.E[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: Algarveaddick[/cite]Santiago - Chile
Ag for silver?
Walker brothers not really brothers?

Spot on

Sh*te, I thought it was Bros were really shit.

Could also have been a correct answer

Rock Spectacle

Bros and The Isleys contained 2 brothers, The Walkers had none - Scott Engel I believe is the real name of one of them - Isley, Jasper, Isley later reformed and made a song called Caravan of Love - now how on earth would I know that Mr Henry...

Henry Irving

You'd know that cos it was covered by one of the Beatiful South when he was in the Housemartins.

I'm sure that one of the Isley's was cousin.

Rock Spectacle

Yes he was - and I've never heard of a band called the Beatiful South! However, the mighty Paul Heaton, accompanied by Dave Hemingway, went on to form a quite handy band called The Beautiful South with Dave Rotheray, former guitarist with The Velvetones (from whence Hemingway emerged, replacing Hugh Whitaker on drums, who had left to rejoin The Gargoyles with Ted Key, The Housie's original bass player, in turn replaced by someone called Norman Cook).

Old Red Eyes is Back...

Henry Irving

I'll give you a perfect 10 for that answer if not for my spelling!

Alex Wright

I alway thought the capital of Chile was .......

C