Football Trivia (5 Viewers)

[oscillatewildly]

Dundee?

Nope but you are the closest (geographically) so far.

 

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[Shannerz]

Aberdeen?

I think Dundee were the bigger team in the city up until the last few decades, so presumably not Dundee United.

 

[Shannerz]

I've just googled, I think there was a correct answer on the previous page.

 

[oscillatewildly]

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?

Never even heard of this venue.
White City Stadium (1966 an all that) is a great bit of trivia especially when you factor in the unbelievable reason for it needing to be used as a venue.

 

[wingy]

1) who scored the first goal back at the Ricoh after exile in Northampton?
2) who scored the first goal back at the Ricoh after exile in Birmingham?

Frank Nouble

 

[oscillatewildly]

I've just googled, I think there was a correct answer on the previous page.

There was a clutch of English/British teams/clubs in two European competitions in 1955 - But only one clear British winner as a club.
Well, I say 'clear' I think it was by a matter of weeks if not days.

 

[David O'Day]

There was a clutch of English/British teams/clubs in two European competitions in 1955 - But only one clear British winner as a club.
Well, I say 'clear' I think it was by a matter of weeks if not days.

You counting Birmingham City? The invite was for a "Birmingham" team but they were entered instead.

 

[oscillatewildly]

You counting Birmingham City? The invite was for a "Birmingham" team but they were entered instead.

Inter City fairs was an invitational competition (no qualification needed) but B'ham were permitted where Villa would not have been - Similarly Liverpool would have been and Everton not.
Hence why no London club were allowed unless they made a name change to include the name of the representative city - hence why the first English representative team (not club) were 'London'.
But no one's yet given me a correct answer to my original question - and the competition in question wasn't even ICFC.

 

[David O'Day]

Inter City fairs was an invitational competition (no qualification needed) but B'ham were permitted where Villa would not have been - Similarly Liverpool would have been and Everton not.
Hence why no London club were allowed unless they made a name change to include the name of the representative city - hence why the first English representative team (not club) were 'London'.
But no one's yet given me a correct answer to my original question - and the competition in question wasn't even ICFC.

i think i know it but won't answer as i've said a few now

invited by mistake?

 

[oscillatewildly]

i think i know it but won't answer as i've said a few now

invited by mistake?

Well they certainly never 'qualified' under normal circumstances!

 

[rob9872]

spot on according to Wikipedia

It's not correct. I asked the same question later, thonking I'd trick a few, didn't realise it was already asked. The answer is Lyle Taylor (Forest). Both your question and mine said first goal not first City goal.

 

[David O'Day]

It's not correct. I asked the same question later, thonking I'd trick a few, didn't realise it was already asked. The answer is Lyle Taylor (Forest). Both your question and mine said first goal not first City goal.

His behaviour in the Baka away game a Charlton mean all his goals officially never count for records.

Also did the original question say league game? If not then Waghorn scored before him as did 2 Wolves players.