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chrisjo

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That's a lot bigger hint than I was going to give :lol:

I am going to give it to you.

The actual person is Carlos Alcaraz.

Your serve.
I was expecting someone else to chip in with the actual answer, but moving on....

What links Gregor Fisher, James Bolam, David Jason, and Victoria Coren Mitchell?
 

SuspectUsual

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No idea about Gregor Fisher, but the other three have all starred in TV programmes beginning "Only....."

If it was an odd one out question I might be doing OK :D
 

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Andover

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Grahams are hills in Scotland between 2000 and 2500 feet in elevation, and I'm fairly sure Hughs are also a category though I can't recall the definition. But since it's a sequence, the answer would then have to be Corbett?

Open floor if correct.
 

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Grahams are hills in Scotland between 2000 and 2500 feet in elevation, and I'm fairly sure Hughs are also a category though I can't recall the definition. But since it's a sequence, the answer would then have to be Corbett?

Open floor if correct.

Yes that's right, a Hugh is under 2000' but with something notable about it ("attitude not altitude"), and a Graham as you say is 2000' to 2499'. A Corbett is 2500' to 2999', and then we have the Munros.

Open floor as per @Andover's request
 

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Manchester United have never lost a Premier league game at home when leading at half time. In fact the last time they lost a league game at home when leading at half time was Monday May 7th 1984.
Which team did they lose to?
 

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Manchester United have never lost a Premier league game at home when leading at half time. In fact the last time they lost a league game at home when leading at half time was Monday May 7th 1984.
Which team did they lose to?
Ipswich Town 1-2 (my sister still cries over that one!
 

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I am going tio try a possibly obscure football question from 1970-1971. Preston North End got relegated in 1970 to League 3. However, they had a good run and at the end of the 1971 season, and in the penultimate match they beat Fulham away from home. So in the final match if they won they would be promoted and be champions of league 3. The match was at Deepdale and the score was 3-o PNE vs opponents.

Who were the opponents?
 

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I am going tio try a possibly obscure football question from 1970-1971. Preston North End got relegated in 1970 to League 3. However, they had a good run and at the end of the 1971 season, and in the penultimate match they beat Fulham away from home. So in the final match if they won they would be promoted and be champions of league 3. The match was at Deepdale and the score was 3-o PNE vs opponents.

Who were the opponents?
Would that be Rotherham Utd?
 

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