No.bigwow said:
No.mk33 said:
Thought this was a good one when I stumbled across it... :spinReady said:
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Sports Quiz
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Thanks Ready.
Back to the FA Cup.
There's only been 1 instance (that I'm aware - post WW2) of a player scoring for both sides in an FA Cup Final ...In what year did that occur ?
Back to the FA Cup.
There's only been 1 instance (that I'm aware - post WW2) of a player scoring for both sides in an FA Cup Final ...In what year did that occur ?
Tommy Hutchison, 1981.
Flying header for Manchester City in the first half, then ran backwards out of the wall and had Hoddle's free-kick ricochet off him past Corrigan.
City were 2-1 up with twenty minutes to go in the replay as well. Enter Garth Crooks and then, memorably, Ricky Villa.
Flying header for Manchester City in the first half, then ran backwards out of the wall and had Hoddle's free-kick ricochet off him past Corrigan.
City were 2-1 up with twenty minutes to go in the replay as well. Enter Garth Crooks and then, memorably, Ricky Villa.
Oh, and Gary Mabbutt too, in 1987.
Coventry supporters still sing "There's only one Gary Mabbutt". ;D
Coventry supporters still sing "There's only one Gary Mabbutt". ;D
Oops ! Just checking there's actually been 3 such .
Wasn't the one I was thinking of but correct,all the same...
You're up again, Ready ...
Wasn't the one I was thinking of but correct,all the same...
You're up again, Ready ...
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Bill James
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Ready said:
2000 Round 22 Carlton
"The Tigers went in knowing they needed a five-goal victory to displace
Hawthorn from the eight, while Carlton couldn't go up or down. But we'd
reckoned without the mediocrity of the Tiges........ Tiger Wayne
Campbell played his 200th game, a fine player and a fine man.
Richmond were suitably keen in the early minutes but made mistakes, the
worst being Matty Rogers marking 15m out and trying to chip a pass to
Wayne Campbell in the goalsquare. Campbell fell over and the ball
tumbled out of bounds."
And so summeth up the man.
Who summeth up the man?
Anyway, you are correct. Campbell said in the lead-up his 200th wouldn't mean anything unless he played his 201st in a final. Guess it didn't mean anything.
Anyway, you are correct. Campbell said in the lead-up his 200th wouldn't mean anything unless he played his 201st in a final. Guess it didn't mean anything.
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Bill James
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Ready said:
Not sure it was a "Year in footy wrap on the web somewhere" Accurate IMHO, everything just our of reach, ball in the 200th game, grand final, 300 games, great player status....
Which country fielded a father son combination against one another in the Com Games weightlifting?
