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Interesting dinner party if these 5 are right!! 46. Cary Grant 47. Roger Moore 48. Nikita Kruschev 49. John Lydon 50. Oswald Moseley

26. Smash 28. Kia Ora 29. John Lewis 31. I Am The Walrus 32. So Macho 33. Criticize (Alexander O'Neill)? 34. Rio (Duran Duran)? 35. Ever Fallen In Love 36. Fawlty Towers 38. Sorry 39. Drop The Dead Donkey 41. Avocado 42. Roast Beef 43. Gingerbread? 44. Cream?

Without looking at other answers, and including a fair few guesses: 1. Christine Keeler 2. Archduke Ferdinand 3. Lee Harvey Oswald 4. Ruth Ellis 5. (James) Brinkley? 6. Eric Cantona 7. Paul Gascoigne? 8. John Lennon 9. Groucho Marx? 10. Tony Benn? 11. Young carried in pouch 12. Physics? 14...

My Dad was from Nottingham and a County fan, and my mum was from Cov. I was born down South while my Dad was was in the Army, and when he left we temporarily moved to Cov, while he sorted a new job out. I was 7 at the time when my Dad took me to my first game at Highfield Road, and other than...

It's what nearly 50 years of disappointment leads to! Sods law that this was the first season in all that time that I was watching games believing the team wasn't going to lose.

You're right about Clough, but Peter Taylor had strong Cov connections, and I'm sure would have happily come here.

Ridiculous idea and impossible to manage. It would result in a lot of underhand practices and exchanges of undeclared payments in order to bypass it by those with deeper pockets. Better to keep things as they are - if clubs don't want to overstretch themselves then they should start by simply...

After a slow start in the league they had built up a real head of steam before the season was halted, and are are potentially one of the biggest losers from this decision, as their momentum and larger support would have given them an advantage in a play off scenario. I guess if there is a null...

Not sure, but we would be better off than others if the season is resumed BCD, presuming that streaming games on ifollow would be open to everyone. As a percentage to average home crowds, our take up would vastly exceed every other team in the League, including Sunderland and Portsmouth.

I don't want to tempt fate - the wind seems to be blowing towards a null and void outcome, so I will look forward to next season once I know the outcome of this season.

Mostly guesses with part 2: 26. Wadsworth 27. Islay? 28. Pineapple? 29. Boddingtons? 30. Claret 31. Sideways 32. Forrest Gump 34. A Fistful of Dollars 35. Saturday Night Fever 36. Dennis Healey 37. Clement Attlee 40. Dennis Skinner 41. Robin Williams 42. Ben Elton 43. Woody Allen 48. Risk 50...

Deliberately not read any answers already given, but the ones I know or will guess are: 1. Mata Hari 2. Benito Mussolini 4. Magna Carta 5. Throne? 6. New Zealand? 7. Split 8. Prague 11. Higgs Boson 13. Mathematics? 16. Da Vinci Code 17. Oscar Wilde 19. Louvre 20. Ballet 21. Andre Previn 22...

Young Stalin? I read it on holiday last year, hence how I knew the answer. I also visited Georgia last year and was fascinating seeing places referred to in the book.

3 is Stalin

On a side note it would be interesting to know what the ifollow viewing figures are for each EFL team as we are right now. If we had to play BCD I think our club's database of fans, which I think is very large, should come into play by sending out mailshots concerning the availability of ifollow...

Not for a club like Accrington he isn't. He knows that their take up will be relatively small given their small support base, and that they are a team that doesn't have much to play for. Its pure self interest on his part to end the season now. If his team was in a relegation place it is...

I don't think we were on Star Soccer that much either, although there were a lot of midlands teams for ATV to choose from. Anglia TV by comparison effectively had only Ipswich or Norwich, with Luton occasionally thrown into the mix, so they featured much more regularly.

Its weird but right from the off it just felt like our day. Our support had a massive impact I think, and raised our players performance levels accordingly. The press attention focused mostly on us too, which I think filtered through to Oxford and their players in a negative way, resulting in...

Yes, that includes cup games too. 51 were league games, so basically 2 a season. The season we were on most was 80/81, when we appeared 6 times (including one cup match). In 68/69 we didn't appear at all.