5 clues for 5 Chalton players
1. Cut short with one of Ken’s on top
2. Paint usually black here but green in the East
3. Oscar King gives us a reason to be optimistic
4. Muppet and Pardew approach no doors somehow
5. Nothing in Millwall’s ground. It’s going for one.
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One down, four to go
That's it from me. My dyslexia kicks in and makes my brain hurt.
They're too easy. 2 down, 3 to go.
Sorry, Plaaayer has already got that one!
I can assure you they're not !!
Great questions
4. Gonzalo Sorondo is correct.
This leaves
1. Cut short with one of Ken’s on top
2. Paint usually black here but green in the East
I still don't get it. Gonzo is a muppet and Al is pardew but what's the doors thing all about?
Sorondo is an anagram of no doors....wakey, wakey
Do'h. My brain just isn't hard wired for this sort of stuff.
Correct!
Good effort, but no!
or Matty Holmes?
You'll get there soon
There's another Matt - the clue is black and green, 1970 is the era.
Absolutely correct, Sir.
So the answers were......
1. Cut short with one of Ken’s on top - SHAUN NEWTON
2. Paint usually black here but green in the East - MATT TEES
3. Oscar King gives us a reason to be optimistic - GEORGE HOPE
4. Muppet and Pardew approach no doors somehow - GONZALO SORONDO
5. Nothing in Millwall’s ground. It’s going for one. - DEON BURTON
Five more next week!
I know youre all laughing but I still dont get these two!
Cut short = shorn (shaun)
Ken = Ken Livingstone - kept newts
On = on
Paint = matt
Black tea in Europe/green tea in China = teas = tees
Golf tees being different colours, indeed. Go to the back of the class, Henry.
Red Ken kept newts? why?
Were they wooden or plastic tees?
; )