Tea-Time Teaser

The Equaliser

Just a quick-quiz to pass the time ...
1.Which 2 players featured in the last FA Cup Final AND the last England international at the old Wembley ?
2.Which is the largest English City without a professional football club ?
3.Which 2 venues have hosted a Test Match and an FA Cup Final ?
4.Who came on as a sub and replaced his Dad?
5.Name the only team to reach an FA Cup Final and lose in an earlier round ?

The winner gets a new anorak.

paulbaconsarnie

3. brammall lane & the oval?
5. us?

Shag

1 scholes & ballack
2 is canterbury

LenGlover

4. Ian Bowyer's son possibly also called Ian.

guinnessaddick

5. Charlton
2. The Oval
4. Eidur Gudjohnsen

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PaulBaconSandwich possesses the yellow anorak at the moment :
3.is the Oval and Bramall lane
4.is Eidur Gudjohnsen
5.is Charlton, 1946, there was a 2 legged early round.


1 and 2 all wrong.

cunningstunt87

1) Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes ???
2) Lancaster?

guinnessaddick

1. Terry, Lampard
2. The Oval
3.Bath
4. Eidur Gudjohnsen
5. Charlton

Carter

1. Dennis Wise & Gareth Southgate

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1.Gareth Southgate is one of them.

LenGlover

2. Truro?

PeakieRocket

1. Gareth Barry?

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1.Gareth Barry is the other one
Just leaves number 2.....its oop north.

LenGlover

York

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its Wakefield.......apparently.

LenGlover

[cite]Posted By: Sir John Humphrey[/cite]its Wakefield.......apparently.

I didn't know Wakefield was a city.

PeakieRocket

Looked it up on Wikipedia and it says its a city.

Although in the list of biggest English cities there are a few without football teams that are above it. Kingston-upon-Hull is the biggest without a team according to that.

LenGlover

[cite]Posted By: Peakie_Rocket[/cite]Looked it up on Wikipedia and it says its a city.

Although in the list of biggest English cities there are a few without football teams that are above it. Kingston-upon-Hull is the biggest without a team according to that.

Surely Hull City is the team for Kingston-upon-Hull?

PeakieRocket

How about Dudley then? That's the next one on the list, after that its Telford

LenGlover

[cite]Posted By: Peakie_Rocket[/cite]How about Dudley then? That's the next one on the list, after that its Telford

You've got me stumped!

I always thought the definition of a city was a town with a cathedral in it so I wouldn't describe either Dudley or Telford as cities.

I'm probably wrong though! I only got grade 4 geography "O" level.

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: LenGlover[/cite]

I always thought the definition of a city was a town with a cathedral in it so I wouldn't describe either Dudley or Telford as cities.

That was once the definition but City status can now be award by Mrs Mountbatten-Windsor. Sunderland is now a City as maybe Brighton and Portsmouth.

Croydon applied and failed which at least shows that some quality control is in place.

pickwick

Dudley isn't a city but I believe it is the largest town without a professional team though Warsaw, West Brom and Wolves are in spitting distance.

Greenwich applied and failed as well at the millenium, I think they should have gone for Royal Borough Status, the Royal Bourugh of Greenwich sounds better.

Henry Irving

[cite]Posted By: pickwick[/cite]Dudley isn't a city but I believe it is the largest town without a professional team though Warsaw, West Brom and Wolves are in spitting distance.

Greenwich applied and failed as well at the millenium, I think they should have gone for Royal Borough Status, the Royal Bourugh of Greenwich sounds better.

Then we could change our name to Real Charlton. Do I like that!

And I'm sure that Warsaw has two pro teams. Leiga and Polonia ; -)

letthegoodtimesroll

is the answer to number 2 croydon ?