Football Trivia (9 Viewers)

[Bugsy]

Without using the internet,

Question: which British football team remain the only British team to beat Barcelona every time they have met in European competition. 2 home win 2 wins at the nou camp?

 

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[Briles]

Without using the internet,

Question: which British football team remain the only British team to beat Barcelona every time they have met in European competition. 2 home win 2 wins at the nou camp?

Celtic?

 

[Sick Boy]

One of the Dundee teams

 

[Bugsy]

Celtic?

Unfortunately not mate, good guess thou

 

[Bugsy]

One of the Dundee teams

Yes, which one thou.

I thought it was a great question. The answer shocked me

 

[Sick Boy]

Yes, which one thou.

I thought it was a great question. The answer shocked me

I can't remember now but will guess Utd?

 

[Bugsy]

I can't remember now but will guess Utd?

Yeah spot on, another stat regarding it, is that Dundee utd haven't even conceded a goal against them at home. Madness

 

[Covkid1968#]

Wouldn’t have known that TBH. Well played Sick Boy

 

[fernandopartridge]

Without using the internet,

Question: which British football team remain the only British team to beat Barcelona every time they have met in European competition. 2 home win 2 wins at the nou camp?

Dundee United

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Dundee United

Just copied sick boy!

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

Great question- my first thought was actually that it was Brum during the early years of the Fairs Cup, glad I was wrong.

Here's another one:

Which ground had the highest capacity of any ground that has hosted regular football league games, and also recorded the lowest known football league attendance?

Clue- City played there twice.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Great question- my first thought was actually that it was Brum during the early years of the Fairs Cup, glad I was wrong.

Here's another one:

Which ground had the highest capacity of any ground that has hosted regular football league games, and also recorded the lowest known football league attendance?

Clue- City played there twice.

The valley?

 

[duffer]

Bugger me, these questions are hard. Can you ask me something easier. First scorer at the Ricoh? I know that one. I think.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Great question- my first thought was actually that it was Brum during the early years of the Fairs Cup, glad I was wrong.

Here's another one:

Which ground had the highest capacity of any ground that has hosted regular football league games, and also recorded the lowest known football league attendance?

Clue- City played there twice.

Wembley?

Spurs used it as their home ground didn't they?

If not somewhere in the US like the Rose Bowl?

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

Wembley?

Spurs used it as their home ground didn't they?

If not somewhere in the US like the Rose Bowl?

Good guess, but no- much bigger! And it was in England.

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

The valley?

'Fraid not. Decent shout though, just checked their record attendance, 75k. Neither your good self or SB dreamer are a million miles away...

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

Bugger me, these questions are hard. Can you ask me something easier. First scorer at the Ricoh? I know that one. I think.

First Scorer at the CBS would be a good one...

 

[David O'Day]

Great question- my first thought was actually that it was Brum during the early years of the Fairs Cup, glad I was wrong.

Here's another one:

Which ground had the highest capacity of any ground that has hosted regular football league games, and also recorded the lowest known football league attendance?

Clue- City played there twice.

The West Ham Stadium (not upton park), home of Thames United

Saw a video on youtube about them, game was against Luton and 425 people?

 

[Sick Boy]

First Scorer at the CBS would be a good one...

The CBS or Ricoh?

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

The West Ham Stadium (not upton park), home of Thames United

Saw a video on youtube about them, game was against Luton and 425 people?

We have a winner! Nice one D O'D! We played there twice in Div 3 South before they folded. Primarily a greyhound track, 120k capacity.

West Ham Stadium - Wikipedia

will search for the youtube link, not seen that.

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

The CBS or Ricoh?

I think most people know the Ricoh one (was in the news after the QPR game) so let's say CBS.

 

[David O'Day]

We have a winner! Nice one D O'D! We played there twice in Div 3 South before they folded. Primarily a greyhound track, 120k capacity.

West Ham Stadium - Wikipedia

will search for the youtube link, not seen that.

Sorry it was Thames AFC not Thames United

 

[Wyken Sky Blue]

Bobby Wales is from Dublin and plays international football for Scotland

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[David O'Day]

I think most people know the Ricoh one (was in the news after the QPR game) so let's say CBS.

First season was I believe 21-22 so Vik in official games vs Forest but Waggers score a Pen vs Wolves in a Friendly that was at the CBS?

 

[oscillatewildly]

Who were the first British club to play competitively in Europe?

 

[Sick Boy]

I think most people know the Ricoh one (was in the news after the QPR game) so let's say CBS.

Vik vs Forest?

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

First season was I believe 21-22 so Vik in official games vs Forest but Waggers score a Pen vs Wolves in a Friendly that was at the CBS?

spot on according to Wikipedia

 

[David O'Day]

Who were the first British club to play competitively in Europe?

Hibs

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

Who were the first British club to play competitively in Europe?

good one. Wolves were famous for playing a load of floodlit friendlies such as V Honved, and London and Brum played in Fairs Cup but not sure if that would count as 'clubs'.

 

[Shannerz]

I can't remember now but will guess Utd?

Kevin Gallacher scored in one of their wins.

 

[David O'Day]

spot on according to Wikipedia

And going to those games, thought Waghorn would be a great signing back then.

 

[David O'Day]

That 21-22 season was 4 years ago and it's mad how far we have come.

 

[oscillatewildly]

good one. Wolves were famous for playing a load of floodlit friendlies such as V Honved, and London and Brum played in Fairs Cup but not sure if that would count as 'clubs'.

Neither.