Re: Spurs Questions of the Day/Week - Trivia Awesomeness etc
6. Doncaster.
6. Doncaster.
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YidoBuckler said:6. Doncaster.
zin said:YidoBuckler said:6. Doncaster.
No. Although recently in the Conference they have over 70 seasons of league football under their belt.
fatfish said:5 AFC Bournemouth
YidoBuckler said:zin said:YidoBuckler said:6. Doncaster.
No. Although recently in the Conference they have over 70 seasons of league football under their belt.
Wycombe under O'Neill? Or did they just get promoted through the leagues under him.
zin said:6) Name the 4 Welsh managers who have managed clubs in the Premier League.
yiddo2786 said:1) Watford?
YidoBuckler said:2. Greaves, Smith, Lineker, Sheringham?
Dannyboy said:2. Smith, Greaves, Chilvers, Sheringham, Dimmock and...Defoe? surely not...
YidoBuckler said:3 Friedel, BAE, Walker, Modric, Kaboul, Parker?
YidoBuckler said:4a Button
4b Acimovic
Dannyboy said:4. Caskey
Dannyboy said:5. Paul Allen, Paul Stewart and Mitchell Thomas
I think we beat Everton 2-1?
YidoBuckler said:6 Hughes, Coleman, Pulis.
TrickyCOYS said:6 Is the other one that Everton manager from 93? Mike Walker I think his name was. Something generic, Mike Allen, or Mike Smith or something like that.
Soccer: Slick Everton nick it - Everton 2, Tottenham Hotspur 1
BYLINE: By CYNTHIA BATEMAN
LENGTH: 343 words
SHELL were not the only ones with a slick on their hands on Merseyside last night. Tottenham found Everton a slippery proposition.
The Londoners fell foul of an early goal from the Pounds 1.1 million recruit Mike Newell. They equalised through Allen in the first half, but were beaten in spite of late superiority by a set of intricate manoeuvres that resulted in a Sheedy winner in the 70th minute.
At the start of the game Everton broke out of the trap with the gusto of a typhoon and blew through Tottenham's defence in 1min 37sec. It looked, though only briefly, as though Spurs might be overwhelmed.
Within 20 minutes the Goodison Park crowd saw a goal at the other end and a hatful of missed chances by both sides. Whiteside was striking haymakers and Lineker missed two crosses by the width of a bootlace.
A Pointon free kick over the head of Sharp and falling to Everton's new signing Newell, chosen in preference to Cottee, gave Everton the lead. Newell beat Butters, skipped round Thorsvedt and tucked the ball into an open goal.
Spurs retaliated. Allen poached a Gascoigne cross from in front of Ratcliffe's toe to equalise after 20 minutes.
Whiteside and Gascoigne collected their second bookings in two games, and Newell was fortunate only to be cautioned for felling Gascoigne.
Everton had twice come close to taking the lead at the restart but Howells proved to be more accurate, forcing Southall into a fingertip save. But a classic combination begun by Sharp and executed by Nevin and Snodin set Sheedy up beautifully in front of goal and he struck powerfully from 10 yards to give Everton the lead.
Everton: Southall; Snodin, Pointon, Ratcliffe, Watson, Whiteside, Nevin, McCall, Sharp, Newell, Sheedy.
Tottenham: Thorstvedt; Butters, Stevens, Fenwick, Allen, Mabbutt, Sedgley, Gascoigne, Stewart, Lineker, Howells.
Referee: G Ashby (Worcester).
Tottenham left Goodison with no points but with hopes of a new defender, Everton's Pat Van Den Hauwe. They are said to have offered Pounds 600,000.