[Archived] Trivia

[Jimmy Jupiter]

Nevilles and Ferdinands

There's been a black Neville and a white Ferdinand?

[tchocky]

So no takers for Preston, Notts County, Stoke and the Dingles?

Only founder members of the football league who have not played in the Premier League (ie top flight after 1991/2), that are still in existence.

[CAPT KAYOS]

There's been a black Neville and a white Ferdinand?

Sorry just me being thick -misunderstood the question completely and have just messed it up

[Ray-Von]

John Barnes & Peter Barnes.

Ian Wright and Mark Wright.

er...

Gordon/Ricky Hill

[T4E]

Name 9 England players since 1966 whose surname ends with the same letter it starts with

Edit: Misread the question!

[b12_simon]

Only founder members of the football league who have not played in the Premier League (ie top flight after 1991/2), that are still in existence.

Bingo.

The short version is they're ever-present members of the Football League (Stanley having gone bust and the rest having been members of the Premier League).

Next season the question might one or two clubs smaller (Notts County going down, Stoke going up - Preston and the Dingles will still be there ).

[T4E]

Name 9 England players since 1966 whose surname ends with the same letter it starts with

Right, second go at this -

Paul Scholes

John Scales

Gary Stevens (Spurs)

Gary Stevens (Rangers)

Brian Talbot

Dennis Tueart

Jimmy Rimmer

Keith Newton

Nobby Stiles

[stuwilky]

Right, second go at this -

Paul Scholes

John Scales

Gary Stevens (Spurs)

Gary Stevens (Rangers)

Brian Talbot

Dennis Tueart

Jimmy Rimmer

Keith Newton

Nobby Stiles

BINGO!

[MarkBRFC]

Does Joe Cole and Ashley Cole count as a different pairing?

No!

Ones got so far - Coles, Barnes's, Parkers, Wrights.

Theres 2 more that i know of, there might be more though.

[T4E]

There's loads of them -

Wes Brown/Tony Brown

Glen Johnson/Andy Johnson

Ashley Young/Luke Young

Micah Richards/John Richards

Kieran Richardson/Kevin Richardson

Des Walker/Ian Walker

Michael Thomas/Geoff Thomas

[philipl]

Which club have Rovers played more often than any other?

[philipl]

Relating to this season only in all probability.

Arsenal, Rovers, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool and Birmingham all share a distinction. What is it?

[FourLaneBlue]

Which club have Rovers played more often than any other?

It was Sheff Utd....not sure but it might be Aston Villa now. In league games anyway.

[Jolly Giraffe]

Which player has won the Champions League, the UEFA CUP, the Premier League, been relegated from the Premier League and is currently playing in the Premier League?

[stuwilky]

Which player has won the Champions League, the UEFA CUP, the Premier League, been relegated from the Premier League and is currently playing in the Premier League?

Is it Kanu?

[Jolly Giraffe]

Is it Kanu?

Well done - clever boy!

[philipl]

Yes still Sheff U just ahead of Villa.

Anyone worked out the distinction shared by Arsenal, Rovers, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool and Birmingham?

[brfcshabba]

Yes still Sheff U just ahead of Villa.

Anyone worked out the distinction shared by Arsenal, Rovers, Everton, Chelsea, Liverpool and Birmingham?

You gonna give us any clues?

[philipl]

no balls

[LeftWinger]

no balls

It must be something to do with Womens football?

[brfcshabba]

It must be something to do with Womens football?

Yea of course, only teams to have sides in the top league of both the women and mens game.

[frosty]

Which player won league championship winners medals in consecutive seasons with three different clubs?

[cletus]

There are 6 (i think!) pairs of players to have played for England with the same surname, one player being black, the other being white.

Who are they?

To start you off.... Joe Cole & Andy Cole

Rio Ferdinand & Bernard Ferdinand (1926)

[stuwilky]

Which player won league championship winners medals in consecutive seasons with three different clubs?

Is it...... Highlight to see guess

Eric Cantona - first one in France.

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Exciting the world of Rovers at the moment isn't it?