D841 Roebuck
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Correct.
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steamybrian
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Another football question but non-footie fans can guess at-
In the FA Cup Third Round match on 9th January 1979 between Charlton Athletic and Maidstone United about 5 minutes from the end of the match an incident occurred which is the first time it has ever happened in a top class match (in the UK) and as far as know it has never happened again since. (note it may have happened outside the UK)
What happened...?
In the FA Cup Third Round match on 9th January 1979 between Charlton Athletic and Maidstone United about 5 minutes from the end of the match an incident occurred which is the first time it has ever happened in a top class match (in the UK) and as far as know it has never happened again since. (note it may have happened outside the UK)
What happened...?
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deltic1989
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Streaker on the pitch??
steamybrian
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Sorry- no..
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D841 Roebuck
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Messrs Flanagan and Hales of Charlton sent off for fighting each other?
steamybrian
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Correct. The first (and only?) time that two players from the SAME side were sent off for fighting each other.
Meridian richard
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In 2005 both Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer were sent off for fighting each other whilst playing for Newcastle v Aston Villa
D841 Roebuck
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In history, who was nicknamed The White Rose?
D841 Roebuck
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The answer I'm looking for is a person (I did ask who WAS, not who WERE...)
RyanB
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The White Rose, or more appropriately The White Rose of Stalingrad, was Lidiya Vladimirovna Litvyak.
D841 Roebuck
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I was actually thinking of Richard De La Pole, nephew of the bloke in my avatar and Yorkist claimant to the throne of England between 1513 and 1525.
However having googled Ms Litvyak its clear that she's also the correct answer!
Your go...
RyanB
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I'm giving it to the floor
D841 Roebuck
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The Earl of Derby?
I think the Lordhip of Mann was one of the spoils gained by the Stanley family as a result of their "join in on the winning side at the last minute" policy during the Wars of the Roses...
I think the Lordhip of Mann was one of the spoils gained by the Stanley family as a result of their "join in on the winning side at the last minute" policy during the Wars of the Roses...
Incorrect
deltic1989
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The Lord of Mann, if I remember my Manx history correctly is the title given to the head of state for the Isle of Man.
If that is the case, then it would be one of the many titles held by:
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Open Floor if correct.
Yeah correct, open floor
deltic1989
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My mate reckons ghost type, but were you after the type or a specific Pokemon.
I was after a specific Pokemon. I'll guve a ckue. This Pokemon is a ghost dual type.
Trainfan344
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I'll go with the awesome Shedninja with it's almighty 1hp.
I'm sitting here reading names of all these creatures I've never heard of. Whatever hapened to the original 151? Just like when I hear people talk about Thomas the Tank, they list all these new characters. *sigh* Sign of the times I suppose
Shedninja is correct. Its hit by 5 types of move IIRC
Trainfan344
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In the Simpsons, How many hairs are on Homers Head?
Buttsy
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Three
Is this someone on a mission to rid the country of class 66s?