Football Trivia Question of the Day (continued)

[Scaring Europe to Death]

1/Which former television presenter and international footballer, once scored for City in a Manchester derby before playing in an FA Cup final and European Cup final for two other clubs?
Michael Robinson - Spanish TV presenter, Brighton and Liverpool

2/ Who is the only City Youth Team Graduate to actually play in a European Cup/Champions League Final?
Ian Bowyer for Forest

3/ Who was the first (and possibly only) City player to play in the Finals of two World Cup tournaments, whilst at the club?
Donachie didn't actually play in the 1974 World Cup although he was in the squad

4/ Who was the only player to feature in both the relegation 2-2 against Liverpool in 1996, and also the first game at Maine Road when City eventually returned to the Premier League in 2000?
Mark Kennedy - played for Liverpool in 1996.

Robinson, Kennedy and Bowyer are all correct (although Sturridge was a non playing sub for Chelsea in 2012)

Donachie only played in 78
Quinn played in 90, but I think he missed 94 through injury

However, you've forgotten a City legend.

Colin Bell featured on a TV advert for a well known breakfast cereal with an equally well known catch phrase.

 

[Joe CurryGan]

Q Colin Bell featured on a TV advert for a well known breakfast cereal with an equally well known catch phrase.

A Was it Frosties?

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Q Colin Bell featured on a TV advert for a well known breakfast cereal with an equally well known catch phrase.

A Was it Frosties?

They're GGGRRRRRRREEEEEEAAAAT!

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Here's one that you might guess correctly, even if you don't know the answer.

Manchester City are the only English club to do it.
FC Nurnberg are the only Bundesliga team to do it.

What is it?

 

[lancs blue]

Here's one that you might guess correctly, even if you don't know the answer.

Manchester City are the only English club to do it.
FC Nurnberg are the only Bundesliga team to do it.

What is it?

Relegated as reigning champions?

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Here's one that you might guess correctly, even if you don't know the answer.

Manchester City are the only English club to do it.
FC Nurnberg are the only Bundesliga team to do it.

What is it?

Relegated as reigning champions?

Well played that man.

Ironically, FC Nurnberg were Bundesliga Champions in 1967-68, but relegated the following season.

PS
I'm going to bed so I'll give you Asa Hartford 78 and 82

 

[lancs blue]

Here's one that you might guess correctly, even if you don't know the answer.

Manchester City are the only English club to do it.
FC Nurnberg are the only Bundesliga team to do it.

What is it?

Relegated as reigning champions?

Well played that man.

Ironically, FC Nurnberg were Bundesliga Champions in 1967-68, but relegated the following season.

PS
I'm going to bed so I'll give you Asa Hartford 78 and 82

Bloody hell, Asa was only one of my favourite City players - old age must be taking its toll! ;-)

 

[Man on the blue moon]

Niall Quinn is another correct answer for 4... Scored for Sunderland in 2000 in the first home game when Paulo scored his hat trick!

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Niall Quinn is another correct answer for 4... Scored for Sunderland in 2000 in the first home game when Paulo scored his hat trick!

That's my fault for not realising that I'd changed the question, which should have been the only player to play in the relegation 2-2 against Liverpool and also the first game back in the Premier League (which was actually the 4-0 defeat at Charlton)

Note to self: Stella and internet forums don't mix.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Who was the first English footballer, born after the 1966 World Cup Final, to gain a full International cap?