Football Trivia Question of the Day (continued)

George Hannah said:
peterctid said:
We got 11 in the old div 2. 11-3 against someone but dont know who.
Correct again - the 14 goals scored in City's 11-3 victory over Lincoln City on 23rd March 1895 is the highest number of goals ever scored in any Football League Division 2 match.

peter - you should give somebody else a chance - that's 2 hits in a row and no misses ;-)

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Who was the last English manager to win the Premier League?

Hasn't been one,has there?
Baconface
Mourinho
Wenger
Bobby manc
Dalglish
Ancelotti .........and hopefully pellers.
 
SPIDERBOY said:
George Hannah said:
peterctid said:
We got 11 in the old div 2. 11-3 against someone but dont know who.
Correct again - the 14 goals scored in City's 11-3 victory over Lincoln City on 23rd March 1895 is the highest number of goals ever scored in any Football League Division 2 match.

peter - you should give somebody else a chance - that's 2 hits in a row and no misses ;-)

next

Who was the last English manager to win the Premier League?

Hasn't been one,has there?
Baconface
Mourinho
Wenger
Bobby manc
Dalglish
Ancelotti .........and hopefully pellers.
correct - the English contingent has been found continuously wanting since Sergeant Wilko!
 
George Hannah said:
SPIDERBOY said:
George Hannah said:
Correct again - the 14 goals scored in City's 11-3 victory over Lincoln City on 23rd March 1895 is the highest number of goals ever scored in any Football League Division 2 match.

peter - you should give somebody else a chance - that's 2 hits in a row and no misses ;-)

next

Who was the last English manager to win the Premier League?

Hasn't been one,has there?
Baconface
Mourinho
Wenger
Bobby manc
Dalglish
Ancelotti .........and hopefully pellers.
correct - the English contingent has been found continuously wanting since Sergeant Wilko!

Tricky bastard....my head was cabbaged then ;)
 
George Hannah said:
that last question was easy - this is hard

Which English clubs contested the tightest finish in a promotion race on goal difference?
Only if you don't know it was us and portsmouth.
 
aguero93:20 said:
George Hannah said:
that last question was easy - this is hard

Which English clubs contested the tightest finish in a promotion race on goal difference?
Only if you don't know it was us and portsmouth.
Correct!
The tightest finish in a promotion race was in Division 2 in 1926-27 when Portsmouth and City both finished on Saturday 7th May 1927 with 54 points, contesting the second promotion place. City beat Bradford City 8-0 at Maine Road that day, but Portsmouth had kicked off 15 minutes later at Fratton Park and were leading 4-1 when the news of City's win came through. If the score had remained at 4-1, City would have been promoted, but Portsmouth scored once more in the last few minutes and went up. The goal averages were 1.7755 and 1.77049. City gained revenge nearly 60 years later when their 5-1 victory over Charton Athletic at Maine Road on Saturday 11th May 1985 gave them promotion ahead of Portsmouth on goal difference.

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Who were the only top flight reigning champions to be relegated?
 
Two answers then, mid twenties city beat portsmouth on goal difference to the last promotion spot, saw it reported after the title win. No idea who the other one is.
George Hannah said:
aguero93:20 said:
George Hannah said:
that last question was easy - this is hard

Which English clubs contested the tightest finish in a promotion race on goal difference?
Only if you don't know it was us and portsmouth.
except that it wasn't - according to my oracle anyway ;-)
 
aguero93:20 said:
Two answers then, mid twenties city beat portsmouth on goal difference to the last promotion spot, saw it reported after the title win. No idea who the other one is.
George Hannah said:
aguero93:20 said:
Only if you don't know it was us and portsmouth.
except that it wasn't - according to my oracle anyway ;-)
too quick - give me chance to check!! I'll delete this post in two minutes then you can delete yours and we can save bandwidth
 
George Hannah said:
Who were the only top flight reigning champions to be relegated?


Us - between the wars at some point?

Reminds me:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjUA3RU4B8E&feature=kp[/youtube]
 

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