Trivia Thread

[SincereTheRebel]

Vargas for Chile

I don't think there's a hope of getting any others.

Your probably correct. Missing answers below

Paul Van Himst or Bernard Voorhoof
Max Abegglen
Pauli Jorgensen
Silvio Piola
Trevor Ford
Johann Horvath
Jules Bocande

35 - France - Oliver Giroud - 2012-present
30 - Belgium - Paul Van Himst - 1960–1974
30 - Belgium - Bernard Voorhoof - 1928-1940
57 - Brazil - Neymar - 2010-present
29 - Croatia - Eduardo - 2004-2014
48 - England - Gary Lineker - 1984-1992
41 - Portugal - Eusebio - 1961-1973
36 - Uruguay - Diego Forlan - 2002-2014
34 - Switzerland - Max Abegglen - 1922-1937
38 - Spain - Fernando Torres - 2003-present
44 - Denmark - Pauli Jorgensen - 1925-1939
39 - Argentina - Sergio Aguero - 2006-present
22 - Colombia - James Rodriguez - 2011-present
35 - Chile - Eduardo Vargas - 2009-present
43 - Sweden - Gunnar Nordahl - 1999-2008
50 - Netherlands - Patrick Kluivert - 1994-2004
49 - Germany - Lukas Podolski - 2004-2017
39 - Mexico - Cuauhtemoc Blanco - 1995-2014
30 - Italy - Silvio Piola - 1935-1952
23 - Wales - Trevor Ford - 1946-1956
45 - Poland - Grzegorz Lato - 1971-1984
26 - Peru - Teofilo Cubillas - 1968-1982
39 - Iran - Javad Nekounam - 2000-2015
29 - Austria - Johann Horvath - 1924-1934
20 - Senegal - Jules Bocande - 1979-1993
41 - USA - Jozy Altidore - 2007-2017

[SvN]

Trevor Ford rings a bell, but it's not someone I'd have thought of. Never heard of any of the others.

[Shindig]

Arf, Piola's one I could've got. :(

[SincereTheRebel]

Least sucesfull nations.

There has been 106 different countries that have had players repsented in the premire league.

Name all the players from the least sucsesfull nations in terms of appearances per country.
Nations with less than 115 apparences across all their players.


Table shows

appearences, nation, the year and club each player made their debut.

111 - - Oman - 2008 - Bolton
108 - - Belarus - 2005 - Arsenal
086 - - Equatorial Guinea - 2015 - West Ham
069 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Crystal Palace
068 - - Armenia - 2016 - Man Utd
057 - - Slovenia - 2008 - WBA
052 - - Bermuda - 2000 - Man City
051 - - Gambia - 2014 - Swansea
043 - - Iran - 2012 - Fulham
031 - - Albania - 2009 - Sunderland
030 - - Montenegro - 2013 - Man City
029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
028 - - Liberia - 1997 - Arsenal
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
021 - - Iran - 2006 - Bolton
018 - - Liberia - 2000 - Chelsea
017 - - Slovenia - 2002 - Tottenham
016 - - Zambia - 2012 - Southampton
016 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
014 - - Angola - 2008 - Man Utd
014 - - Macedonia - 2012 - WBA
013 - - Iran - 2018 - Brighton
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
011 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Man City
010 - - Burkina Faso - 2015 - Chelsea
009 - - Bermuda - 2017 - Burnley
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - - Bolivia - 1995 - Middlesbrough
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
007 - - Bermuda - 1997 - Coventry
006 - - Montenegro - 2013 - Fulham
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
005 - - Slovenia - 2011 - Newcastle
004 - - Zambia - 2005 - Portsmouth
004 - - Macedonia - 1998 - Sheff Wed
004 - - Equatorial Guinea - 2016 - Middlesbrough
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 2002 - Fulham
003 - - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - - Kosovo - 2016 - Man City
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Ali Al-Habsi for Oman :cool:

[SincereTheRebel]

Ali Al-Habsi for Oman :cool:

Nations changes may make this more difficulty than it already is.

[Max Power]

George Weah
Christopher Wreh
Emmanuel Mayuka
Stefan Savic
Stevan Jovetic

[-james-]

Pedro Obiang
Shaun Goater
Lorik Cana
Edin Dzeko
Alireza Jahanbakhsh

[-james-]

Bersant Celina

[Pepe]

Wasn't it Wreh who played in the Premier?

[SincereTheRebel]

George Weah
Christopher Wreh
Emmanuel Mayuka
Stefan Savic
Stevan Jovetic


Pedro Obiang
Shaun Goater
Lorik Cana
Edin Dzeko
Alireza Jahanbakhsh


Bersant Celina


Wasn't it Wreh who played in the Premier?

Both Wreh and Weah

[Baz]

Robert Koren
Manucho
Mkhitaryan

[SincereTheRebel]

Robert Koren
Manucho
Mkhitaryan

111 - Ali Al-Habsi - Oman - 2008 - Bolton
108 - - Belarus - 2005 - Arsenal
086 - Pedro Obiang - Equatorial Guinea - 2015 - West Ham
069 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Crystal Palace
068 - Henrikh Mkhitaryan - Armenia - 2016 - Man Utd
057 - Robert Koren - Slovenia - 2008 - WBA
052 - Shaun Goater - Bermuda - 2000 - Man City
051 - - Gambia - 2014 - Swansea
043 - - Iran - 2012 - Fulham
031 - Lorik Cana - Albania - 2009 - Sunderland
030 - Stevan Jovetic - Montenegro - 2013 - Man City
029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
028 - Christopher Wreh - Liberia - 1997 - Arsenal
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
021 - - Iran - 2006 - Bolton
018 - George Weah - Liberia - 2000 - Chelsea
017 - - Slovenia - 2002 - Tottenham
016 - Emmanuel Mayuka - Zambia - 2012 - Southampton
016 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
014 - Manucho - Angola - 2008 - Man Utd
014 - - Macedonia - 2012 - WBA
013 - Alireza Jahanbakhsh - Iran - 2018 - Brighton
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
011 - Stefan Savic - Montenegro - 2011 - Man City
010 - - Burkina Faso - 2015 - Chelsea
009 - - Bermuda - 2017 - Burnley
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - - Bolivia - 1995 - Middlesbrough
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
007 - - Bermuda - 1997 - Coventry
006 - - Montenegro - 2013 - Fulham
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
005 - - Slovenia - 2011 - Newcastle
004 - - Zambia - 2005 - Portsmouth
004 - - Macedonia - 1998 - Sheff Wed
004 - - Equatorial Guinea - 2016 - Middlesbrough
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 2002 - Fulham
003 - - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - Bersant Celina - Kosovo - 2016 - Man City
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Jimmy Floyd]

Burkina Faso - Bert Traore
Sierra Leone - Al Bangura
St Kitts and Nevis - Elvis Hammond?
Zambia - Collins Mbesuma
Antigua - Mikele Leigertwood

[Shindig]

Jaime Moreno for the Boro Bolivian.
Oh, Alexander Hleb. A man who I thought was Bosnian but was actually born in Belarus.

[Max Power]

Mo Barrow the Gambian?
Teymourian the Iranian

[SvN]

Bermuda must be Saddlers legend Kyle Lightbourne?

[thommo]

Fulham players:
Iran: Ashkan Dejagah
Montenegro: Elsad Zverotic
St Kitts & Nevis: Calum Willock

[Max Power]

Emilio Nsue for the Boro Equatorial Guinean.

The West Brom Macedonian is bugging me. Same guy scored direct from a corner against England I believe.

[thommo]

The Bermudan at Burnley is Nakhi Wells.

[SincereTheRebel]

Burkina Faso - Bert Traore
Sierra Leone - Al Bangura
St Kitts and Nevis - Elvis Hammond?
Zambia - Collins Mbesuma
Antigua - Mikele Leigertwood


Jaime Moreno for the Boro Bolivian.
Oh, Alexander Hleb. A man who I thought was Bosnian but was actually born in Belarus.


Mo Barrow the Gambian?
Teymourian the Iranian


Bermuda must be Saddlers legend Kyle Lightbourne?


Fulham players:
Iran: Ashkan Dejagah
Montenegro: Elsad Zverotic
St Kitts & Nevis: Calum Willock


Emilio Nsue for the Boro Equatorial Guinean.

The West Brom Macedonian is bugging me. Same guy scored direct from a corner against England I believe.


The Bermudan at Burnley is Nakhi Wells.

111 - Ali Al-Habsi - Oman - 2008 - Bolton
108 - Aleksandr Hleb - Belarus - 2005 - Arsenal
086 - Pedro Obiang - Equatorial Guinea - 2015 - West Ham
069 - Mikele Leigertwood - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Crystal Palace
068 - Henrikh Mkhitaryan - Armenia - 2016 - Man Utd
057 - Robert Koren - Slovenia - 2008 - WBA
052 - Shaun Goater - Bermuda - 2000 - Man City
051 - Modou Barrow - Gambia - 2014 - Swansea
043 - Ashkan Dejagah - Iran - 2012 - Fulham
031 - Lorik Cana - Albania - 2009 - Sunderland
030 - Stevan Jovetic - Montenegro - 2013 - Man City
029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
028 - Christopher Wreh - Liberia - 1997 - Arsenal
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
021 - Andranik Teymourian - Iran - 2006 - Bolton
018 - George Weah - Liberia - 2000 - Chelsea
017 - - Slovenia - 2002 - Tottenham
016 - Emmanuel Mayuka - Zambia - 2012 - Southampton
016 - Al Bangura - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
014 - Manucho - Angola - 2008 - Man Utd
014 - - Macedonia - 2012 - WBA
013 - Alireza Jahanbakhsh - Iran - 2018 - Brighton
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
011 - Stefan Savic - Montenegro - 2011 - Man City
010 - Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso - 2015 - Chelsea
009 - Nahki Wells - Bermuda - 2017 - Burnley
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - Jaime Moreno - Bolivia - 1995 - Middlesbrough
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
007 - Kyle Lightbourne - Bermuda - 1997 - Coventry
006 - Elsad Zverotic - Montenegro - 2013 - Fulham
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
005 - - Slovenia - 2011 - Newcastle
004 - Collins Mbesuma - Zambia - 2005 - Portsmouth
004 - - Macedonia - 1998 - Sheff Wed
004 - Emilio Nsue - Equatorial Guinea - 2016 - Middlesbrough
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - Calum Willock - St. Kitts & Nevis - 2002 - Fulham
003 - - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - Bersant Celina - Kosovo - 2016 - Man City
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Pepe]

:lol:

[Jimmy Floyd]

Milenko Acimovic the Slovenian at Spurs

Macedonia/West Brom is that bloke with the bald head who scored direct from a corner against England.

[Shindig]

Haris Vuckic!

[SincereTheRebel]

Milenko Acimovic the Slovenian at Spurs

Macedonia/West Brom is that bloke with the bald head who scored direct from a corner against England.


Haris Vuckic!

West Brom guy was Popov


111 - Ali Al-Habsi - Oman - 2008 - Bolton
108 - Aleksandr Hleb - Belarus - 2005 - Arsenal
086 - Pedro Obiang - Equatorial Guinea - 2015 - West Ham
069 - Mikele Leigertwood - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Crystal Palace
068 - Henrikh Mkhitaryan - Armenia - 2016 - Man Utd
057 - Robert Koren - Slovenia - 2008 - WBA
052 - Shaun Goater - Bermuda - 2000 - Man City
051 - Modou Barrow - Gambia - 2014 - Swansea
043 - Ashkan Dejagah - Iran - 2012 - Fulham
031 - Lorik Cana - Albania - 2009 - Sunderland
030 - Stevan Jovetic - Montenegro - 2013 - Man City
029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
028 - Christopher Wreh - Liberia - 1997 - Arsenal
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
021 - Andranik Teymourian - Iran - 2006 - Bolton
018 - George Weah - Liberia - 2000 - Chelsea
017 - Milenko Acimovic - Slovenia - 2002 - Tottenham
016 - Emmanuel Mayuka - Zambia - 2012 - Southampton
016 - Al Bangura - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
014 - Manucho - Angola - 2008 - Man Utd
014 - Goran Popov - Macedonia - 2012 - WBA
013 - Alireza Jahanbakhsh - Iran - 2018 - Brighton
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
011 - Stefan Savic - Montenegro - 2011 - Man City
010 - Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso - 2015 - Chelsea
009 - Nahki Wells - Bermuda - 2017 - Burnley
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - Jaime Moreno - Bolivia - 1995 - Middlesbrough
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
007 - Kyle Lightbourne - Bermuda - 1997 - Coventry
006 - Elsad Zverotic - Montenegro - 2013 - Fulham
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
005 - Haris Vuckic - Slovenia - 2011 - Newcastle
004 - Collins Mbesuma - Zambia - 2005 - Portsmouth
004 - - Macedonia - 1998 - Sheff Wed
004 - Emilio Nsue - Equatorial Guinea - 2016 - Middlesbrough
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - Calum Willock - St. Kitts & Nevis - 2002 - Fulham
003 - - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - Bersant Celina - Kosovo - 2016 - Man City
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Mazuuurk]

Ilco Namautovic from Macedonia?

[SincereTheRebel]

Ilco Namautovic from Macedonia?

Is that spelled wrong. Google does not give me any player besides Arnautovic which are both wrong.

[Mazuuurk]

Oh yes, I was thinking of Ilco Naumoski. Poor memory. But I had him on some FM save ages ago (he was shit).

[SincereTheRebel]

Oh yes, I was thinking of Ilco Naumoski. Poor memory. But I had him on some FM save ages ago (he was shit).

He is also wrong. The missing Macedonia had four games in sheffield. Has 100 caps for Macedonia.

[neo_hippy]

Jose sedloski for the Sheff wed macedonian?

[SincereTheRebel]

Jose sedloski for the Sheff wed macedonian?

Goce Sedloski

029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Jimmy Floyd]

Artem Shakiri is the West Brom one.

[SincereTheRebel]

Artem Shakiri is the West Brom one.

yes

[Shindig]

Can I just pull you up on 'Huddlesfield'?

[Jimmy Floyd]

Kei Kamara for Sierra Leone/Norwich, and Georgi Hristov for Macedonia/Barnsley.

[SincereTheRebel]

Can I just pull you up on 'Huddlesfield'?

What does that mean?


Kei Kamara for Sierra Leone/Norwich, and Georgi Hristov for Macedonia/Barnsley.

029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
021 - - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
012 - - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[Jimmy Floyd]

Bolivia was somebody Moreno

Iran, that bloke with the tache who Taz used to love.

[SvN]

Was Macedonia Clive Mendonca? I thought he played a lot more games than that though.

Edit - Whoops, wrong team. Thought it said Charlton.

[SvN]

In that case, It's Georgie Histrov.

[SincereTheRebel]

Bolivia was somebody Moreno

Iran, that bloke with the tache who Taz used to love.

There was two Moreno's. Missing one was Marcelo.


Was Macedonia Clive Mendonca? I thought he played a lot more games than that though.

Edit - Whoops, wrong team. Thought it said Charlton.


In that case, It's Georgie Histrov.

Gjorgji Hristov


029 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
009 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
004 - - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford

[SincereTheRebel]

Remaining answers will be revelaed in a few hours. There are still some names I recongise, but most are complete nerds.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

I've looked them up and only sort of remember two names.

[SincereTheRebel]

Missing players

Bobby Bowry
Ales Krizan
Dexter Blackstock
Simon Vukcevic
Jon Gorenc-Stankovic
Sergey Kornilenko
Aleksandar Rodic
Neil Gregory
Sagi Burton
Adam Newton
Moses Ashikodi
Albert Jarrett
Karim Bagheri



111 - Ali Al-Habsi - Oman - 2008 - Bolton
108 - Aleksandr Hleb - Belarus - 2005 - Arsenal
086 - Pedro Obiang - Equatorial Guinea - 2015 - West Ham
069 - Mikele Leigertwood - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Crystal Palace
068 - Henrikh Mkhitaryan - Armenia - 2016 - Man Utd
057 - Robert Koren - Slovenia - 2008 - WBA
052 - Shaun Goater - Bermuda - 2000 - Man City
051 - Modou Barrow - Gambia - 2014 - Swansea
043 - Ashkan Dejagah - Iran - 2012 - Fulham
031 - Lorik Cana - Albania - 2009 - Sunderland
030 - Stevan Jovetic - Montenegro - 2013 - Man City
029 - Bobby Bowry - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1992 - Crystal Palace
028 - Christopher Wreh - Liberia - 1997 - Arsenal
021 - Gjorgji Hristov - Macedonia - 1997 - Barnsley
021 - Andranik Teymourian - Iran - 2006 - Bolton
018 - George Weah - Liberia - 2000 - Chelsea
017 - Milenko Acimovic - Slovenia - 2002 - Tottenham
016 - Emmanuel Mayuka - Zambia - 2012 - Southampton
016 - Al Bangura - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
014 - Manucho - Angola - 2008 - Man Utd
014 - Goran Popov - Macedonia - 2012 - WBA
013 - Alireza Jahanbakhsh - Iran - 2018 - Brighton
012 - Marcelo Moreno - Bolivia - 2010 - Wigan
012 - Ales Krizan - Slovenia - 1997 - Barnsley
011 - Kei Kamara - Sierra Leone - 2013 - Norwich
011 - Stefan Savic - Montenegro - 2011 - Man City
010 - Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso - 2015 - Chelsea
009 - Nahki Wells - Bermuda - 2017 - Burnley
009 - Dexter Blackstock - Antigua and Barbuda - 2004 - Southampton
007 - Jaime Moreno - Bolivia - 1995 - Middlesbrough
007 - Simon Vukcevic - Montenegro - 2011 - Blackburn
007 - Kyle Lightbourne - Bermuda - 1997 - Coventry
006 - Elsad Zverotic - Montenegro - 2013 - Fulham
006 - Jon Gorenc-Stankovic - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield
006 - Sergey Kornilenko - Belarus - 2011 - Blackpool
005 - Haris Vuckic - Slovenia - 2011 - Newcastle
004 - Collins Mbesuma - Zambia - 2005 - Portsmouth
004 - Goce Sedloski - Macedonia - 1998 - Sheff Wed
004 - Emilio Nsue - Equatorial Guinea - 2016 - Middlesbrough
004 - Aleksandar Rodic - Slovenia - 2005 - Portsmouth
003 - Neil Gregory - Zambia - 1994 - Ipswich
003 - Calum Willock - St. Kitts & Nevis - 2002 - Fulham
003 - Artim Sakiri - Macedonia - 2004 - WBA
002 - Sagi Burton - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1997 - Crystal Palace
002 - Adam Newton - St. Kitts & Nevis - 1999 - West Ham
002 - Moses Ashikodi - Antigua and Barbuda - 2007 - Watford
001 - Bersant Celina - Kosovo - 2016 - Man City
001 - Albert Jarrett - Sierra Leone - 2006 - Watford
001 - Karim Bagheri - Iran - 2000 - Charlton

[niko_cee]

Moses Ashikodi.

:cool:

Legend.

[Shindig]

West Brom guy was Popov
006 - - Slovenia - 2018 - Huddlesfield


That. Huddersfield. :dc:

[thommo]

I've got an ambitious question to pose to you all, I don't know how difficult you will find it so here goes -

With relegation already being confirmed for 2 clubs, it got me thinking about how much everyone remembers about relegated sides. Can you name the top scorer(s) for each relegated club since the inception of the Premier League in 1992?

I can give the relegated clubs and years if that would be helpful, and on a few occasions there are joint top scorers (in some cases 3 or even 4 tied).

[SvN]

Jan Age Fjortoft for Swindon

[thommo]

Jan Age Fjortoft for Swindon

Scored 12 goals in 93/94.

[SincereTheRebel]

Steven Fletcher, Henri Camara, Kenny Miller at Wolves

[SincereTheRebel]

Malcom Christie at Derby.
Mark Viduka, Alan Smith, Micheal Bridges, Ian Harte, Harry Kewell at Leeds
Shaun Goater, Paulo Wanchope at Man City

[SvN]

Lewis Grabban for Sunderland in 2017-18
Graeme Sharp for Oldham in 1993-94
Paul Wilkinson for Boro in 1992-93
Dean Windass for Bradford in 2000-01
Agbonlahor for Villa in 2015-16

[thommo]

Steven Fletcher, Henri Camara, Kenny Miller at Wolves


Malcom Christie at Derby.
Mark Viduka, Alan Smith, Micheal Bridges, Ian Harte, Harry Kewell at Leeds
Shaun Goater, Paulo Wanchope at Man City

Malcolm Christie was joint top scorer with somebody else for Derby in 01/02, scoring 9.

Henri Camara did top score for Wolves with 7 in 03/04, as did Steven Fletcher with 12 in 11/12. Fletcher also top scored for Burnley in 09/10.

Kenny Miller was top scorer for another relegated side, Derby in 07/08, with only 4 goals.

[thommo]

Lewis Grabban for Sunderland in 2017-18
Graeme Sharp for Oldham in 1993-94
Paul Wilkinson for Boro in 1992-93
Dean Windass for Bradford in 2000-01
Agbonlahor for Villa in 2015-16

Wilkinson scored 14, Sharp 9.

[thommo]

Just as a confirmation, I'm looking for top goalscorers in the league only.

[SvN]

Bryan Roy or Kevin Campbell for Forest in 96-97

[SvN]

Wilkinson scored 14, Sharp 9.

Completely forgot that the Sunderland documentary was them getting relegated from the Championship :facepalm:

[thommo]

Bryan Roy or Kevin Campbell for Forest in 96-97

He was level with someone else on 6 goals.

[SvN]

Clive Mendonca for Charlton in 98-99
Chris Sutton or Kevin Gallagher for Blackburn in 98-99
van Hoijdonk for Forest in 98-99

[thommo]

Clive Mendonca for Charlton in 98-99
Chris Sutton or Kevin Gallagher for Blackburn in 98-99
van Hoijdonk for Forest in 98-99

There's another level for Blackburn in 98/99 (5 goals).

[SvN]

Matt Jansen?

[Max Power]

Les Ferdinand for Leicester 03/04
Defoe for West Ham when they went 02/03?

[Mellberg]

Jordan Ayew for Villa 15/16.

[thommo]

Matt Jansen?

Les Ferdinand for Leicester 03/04
Defoe for West Ham when they went 02/03?

Jordan Ayew for Villa 15/16.

Defoe wasn't top scorer for West Ham, but he was for Sunderland in 16/17 with 15 goals.

Jordan Ayew was also leading goalscorer for Swansea last season.

[SvN]

Teddy Sheringham
Kanu

[thommo]

Teddy Sheringham
Kanu

Kanu was joint top scorer for West Brom in 05/06. Sheringham did score 22 goals in 92/93, but only one was for Nottingham Forest.

[thommo]

1992/93 – Crystal Palace -
1992/93 – Middlesbrough – Paul Wilkinson (14)
1992/93 – Nottingham Forest –
1993/94 – Sheffield United –
1993/94 – Oldham Athletic – Graeme Sharp (9)
1993/94 – Swindon Town – Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
1994/95 – Crystal Palace –
1994/95 – Norwich City –
1994/95 – Leicester City –
1994/95 – Ipswich Town –
1995/96 – Manchester City –
1995/96 – QPR –
1995/96 – Bolton Wanderers –
1996/97 – Sunderland –
1996/97 – Middlesbrough –
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other
1997/98 – Bolton Wanderers –
1997/98 – Barnsley –
1997/98 – Crystal Palace –
1998/99 – Charlton Athletic – Clive Mendonca (8)
1998/99 – Blackburn Rovers – Kevin Gallacher (5) & one other
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest –
1999/2000 – Wimbledon –
1999/2000 – Sheffield Wednesday –
1999/2000 – Watford –
2000/01 – Manchester City – Paulo Wanchope (9)
2000/01 – Coventry City –
2000/01 – Bradford City –
2001/02 – Ipswich Town –
2001/02 – Derby County – Malcolm Christie (9) & one other
2001/02 – Leicester City –
2002/03 – West Ham United –
2002/03 – West Bromwich Albion –
2002/03 – Sunderland –
2003/04 – Leicester City – Les Ferdinand (12)
2003/04 – Leeds United – Mark Viduka (11)
2003/04 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Henri Camara (7)
2004/05 – Crystal Palace –
2004/05 – Norwich City –
2004/05 – Southampton –
2005/06 – Birmingham City –
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other
2005/06 – Sunderland –
2006/07 – Sheffield United –
2006/07 – Charlton Athletic –
2006/07 – Watford –
2007/08 – Reading –
2007/08 – Birmingham City –
2007/08 – Derby County – Kenny Miller (4)
2008/09 – Newcastle United –
2008/09 – Middlesbrough –
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion –
2009/10 – Burnley – Steven Fletcher (8)
2009/10 – Hull City –
2009/10 – Portsmouth –
2010/11 – Birmingham City –
2010/11 – Blackpool –
2010/11 – West Ham United –
2011/12 – Bolton Wanderers –
2011/12 – Blackburn Rovers –
2011/12 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Steven Fletcher (12)
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic –
2012/13 – Reading –
2012/13 – QPR –
2013/14 – Norwich City –
2013/14 – Fulham –
2013/14 – Cardiff City –
2014/15 – Hull City –
2014/15 – Burnley –
2014/15 – QPR –
2015/16 – Newcastle United –
2015/16 – Norwich City –
2015/16 – Aston Villa – Jordan Ayew (7)
2016/17 – Hull City –
2016/17 – Middlesbrough –
2016/17 – Sunderland – Jermain Defoe (15)
2017/18 – Swansea City – Jordan Ayew (7)
2017/18 – Stoke City –
2017/18 – West Bromwich Albion –

[SincereTheRebel]

Jay Rodrqiuez - WBA
Negredo

[bruhnaldo]

Charlie Austin? QPR

[SincereTheRebel]

Charlie Adam at Blackpool

[SvN]

Di Canio for West Ham
Coventry 01 Dublin?

[Danny]

Lee Hughes
Grant Holt
Zaki

[thommo]

Jay Rodrqiuez - WBA
Negredo

Charlie Austin? QPR

Charlie Adam at Blackpool

Di Canio for West Ham
Coventry 01 Dublin?

Lee Hughes
Grant Holt
Zaki

Negredo was top scorer for Boro a couple of seasons ago. Jay Rodriguez shared top scorer with another for WBA last season.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Di Canio for West Ham in 02/03?

[Shindig]

Owen was ours in '08, I think.
2015 might've been Wijnaldum.

[neo_hippy]

Brian deane and James Beattie for sheff u

Gerald sibon or Giles de builder for sheff wed.

[Baz]

Good Q thommo

Andy Johnson for 2005 Palace

[thommo]

Di Canio for West Ham in 02/03?

Owen was ours in '08, I think.
2015 might've been Wijnaldum.

Brian deane and James Beattie for sheff u

Gerald sibon or Giles de builder for sheff wed.

Good Q thommo

Andy Johnson for 2005 Palace

Owen was level with someone else in 08/09. Brian Deane isn't on the list for Sheffield United, but was top scorer for Leicester in 01/02 (6 goals).

Andy Johnson scored the most of anyone in a relegation season with 21.

[thommo]

1992/93 – Crystal Palace -
1992/93 – Middlesbrough – Paul Wilkinson (14)
1992/93 – Nottingham Forest –
1993/94 – Sheffield United –
1993/94 – Oldham Athletic – Graeme Sharp (9)
1993/94 – Swindon Town – Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
1994/95 – Crystal Palace –
1994/95 – Norwich City –
1994/95 – Leicester City –
1994/95 – Ipswich Town –
1995/96 – Manchester City –
1995/96 – QPR –
1995/96 – Bolton Wanderers –
1996/97 – Sunderland –
1996/97 – Middlesbrough –
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other
1997/98 – Bolton Wanderers –
1997/98 – Barnsley –
1997/98 – Crystal Palace –
1998/99 – Charlton Athletic – Clive Mendonca (8)
1998/99 – Blackburn Rovers – Kevin Gallacher (5) & one other
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest –
1999/2000 – Wimbledon –
1999/2000 – Sheffield Wednesday – Gilles De Bilde (10)
1999/2000 – Watford –
2000/01 – Manchester City – Paulo Wanchope (9)
2000/01 – Coventry City –
2000/01 – Bradford City –
2001/02 – Ipswich Town –
2001/02 – Derby County – Malcolm Christie (9) & one other
2001/02 – Leicester City – Brian Deane (6)
2002/03 – West Ham United – Paolo Di Canio (9)
2002/03 – West Bromwich Albion –
2002/03 – Sunderland –
2003/04 – Leicester City – Les Ferdinand (12)
2003/04 – Leeds United – Mark Viduka (11)
2003/04 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Henri Camara (7)
2004/05 – Crystal Palace – Andy Johnson (21)
2004/05 – Norwich City –
2004/05 – Southampton –
2005/06 – Birmingham City –
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other
2005/06 – Sunderland –
2006/07 – Sheffield United –
2006/07 – Charlton Athletic –
2006/07 – Watford –
2007/08 – Reading –
2007/08 – Birmingham City –
2007/08 – Derby County – Kenny Miller (4)
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen (8) & one other
2008/09 – Middlesbrough –
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion –
2009/10 – Burnley – Steven Fletcher (8)
2009/10 – Hull City –
2009/10 – Portsmouth –
2010/11 – Birmingham City –
2010/11 – Blackpool –
2010/11 – West Ham United –
2011/12 – Bolton Wanderers –
2011/12 – Blackburn Rovers –
2011/12 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Steven Fletcher (12)
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic –
2012/13 – Reading –
2012/13 – QPR –
2013/14 – Norwich City –
2013/14 – Fulham –
2013/14 – Cardiff City –
2014/15 – Hull City –
2014/15 – Burnley –
2014/15 – QPR – Charlie Austin (18)
2015/16 – Newcastle United – Georginio Wijnaldum (11)
2015/16 – Norwich City –
2015/16 – Aston Villa – Jordan Ayew (7)
2016/17 – Hull City –
2016/17 – Middlesbrough – Alvaro Negredo (9)
2016/17 – Sunderland – Jermain Defoe (15)
2017/18 – Swansea City – Jordan Ayew (7)
2017/18 – Stoke City –
2017/18 – West Bromwich Albion – Jay Rodriguez (7) & one other

[Jimmy Floyd]

Hugo Rodallega must feature somewhere.

[Shindig]

I'll put down Kevin Nolan as being level with Owen. Is John Walters last year's Stoke bloke?

Oh, Ravanelli for Boro in 1997. Scored something like 30. Chris Sutton for Norwich in 1995? Although he might've moved to Chelsea then.

[Baz]

Was it not Diouf at Stoke?

[thommo]

Hugo Rodallega must feature somewhere.


I'll put down Kevin Nolan as being level with Owen. Is John Walters last year's Stoke bloke?

Oh, Ravanelli for Boro in 1997. Scored something like 30. Chris Sutton for Norwich in 1995? Although he might've moved to Chelsea then.


Was it not Diouf at Stoke?

Ravanelli scored 16 in the league, and 15 in the cups. He was also joint top scorer in 01/02 for Derby alongside Malcolm Christie.

[Max Power]

Frazier Campbell
Robert Snodgrass
Charlie Adam

[thommo]

Frazier Campbell
Robert Snodgrass
Charlie Adam

Snodgrass is on the list twice - for Hull in 16/17 with 7 goals, and as a joint top scorer for Norwich in 13/14 (with 6).

Charlie Adam was one goal behind in Blackpool's relegation year.

[SincereTheRebel]

Dean Ashton
Darren Huckerby
Yakubu
Andy Johnson

[Danny]

DJ Campbell

[SincereTheRebel]

Vegard Heggem

[thommo]

Dean Ashton
Darren Huckerby
Yakubu
Andy Johnson


DJ Campbell


Vegard Heggem

DJ Campbell was the Blackpool man. Dean Ashton was level with TWO others for Norwich in 04/05.

[Shindig]

Solomon Rondon was last year's baggie.
Naill Quinn / Kevin Phillips
Michael Ricketts
Grant Holt
Sam Vokes
Jermain Defoe
Mark Hately
Stan Collymore
Ian Woan
Brian Roy

[thommo]

Solomon Rondon was last year's baggie.
Naill Quinn / Kevin Phillips
Michael Ricketts
Grant Holt
Sam Vokes
Jermain Defoe
Mark Hately
Stan Collymore
Ian Woan
Brian Roy

Still a fair few obvious ones missing. Some of the older scorers may be tough.

[Danny]

David Whyte
Nigel Clough
Chris Armstrong
John McGinley
Forssell
Dickov
Rosler
Hendrie
Holdsworth
Euell
Kitson
Hartson
F Campbell
Roque Santa Cruz
Benny McCarthy

[Danny]

Neil Redfearn

[Mellberg]

Ashley Ward or Neil Redfearn for Barnsley in the late nineties.
Bradford either Carbone or Collymore?
Wimbledon Hartson or Euell.
Coventry Mustafa Hadji or Darren Huckerby.
Ipswich Marcus Stewart.
Middlesbrough is obviously Ravanelli.
Ruel Fox for Norwich? Can't remember their strikers.
Various and plentiful Birmingham relegations - Horsefield, Morrisson, Forssell, Pandiani, Zigic.
Charlton Kevin Lisbie?

Oddly the only team post 1995 I'm drawing a complete blank on is Watford 99/00. Remember them being about, just can't place a single fucking player.

[SincereTheRebel]

I remember Watford had an algerian winger i think. Hamza?

[Shindig]

Tommy Smith for Watford 2000?

[thommo]

David Whyte
Nigel Clough
Chris Armstrong
John McGinley
Forssell
Dickov
Rosler
Hendrie
Holdsworth
Euell
Kitson
Hartson
F Campbell
Roque Santa Cruz
Benny McCarthy


Neil Redfearn


Ashley Ward or Neil Redfearn for Barnsley in the late nineties.
Bradford either Carbone or Collymore?
Wimbledon Hartson or Euell.
Coventry Mustafa Hadji or Darren Huckerby.
Ipswich Marcus Stewart.
Middlesbrough is obviously Ravanelli.
Ruel Fox for Norwich? Can't remember their strikers.
Various and plentiful Birmingham relegations - Horsefield, Morrisson, Forssell, Pandiani, Zigic.
Charlton Kevin Lisbie?

Oddly the only team post 1995 I'm drawing a complete blank on is Watford 99/00. Remember them being about, just can't place a single fucking player.


Tommy Smith for Watford 2000?


I remember Watford had an algerian winger i think. Hamza?

Sincere you're very close with that Watford winger. I'll leave it open to see if anyone can get it.

John Hartson was a back-to-back top goalscorer, sharing it with one other at Wimbledon in 99/00, and then sharing it with Hadji and one other at Coventry in 00/01. Ashley Ward didn't top score for Barnsley, but did for Norwich in 94/95 and Blackburn in 98/99.

[thommo]

Update:

1992/93 – Crystal Palace – Chris Armstrong (15)
1992/93 – Middlesbrough – Paul Wilkinson (14)
1992/93 – Nottingham Forest – Nigel Clough (10)
1993/94 – Sheffield United –
1993/94 – Oldham Athletic – Graeme Sharp (9)
1993/94 – Swindon Town – Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
1994/95 – Crystal Palace – Chris Armstrong (8)
1994/95 – Norwich City – Ashley Ward (8)
1994/95 – Leicester City –
1994/95 – Ipswich Town –
1995/96 – Manchester City – Uwe Rosler (9)
1995/96 – QPR –
1995/96 – Bolton Wanderers – John McGinley (6)
1996/97 – Sunderland –
1996/97 – Middlesbrough – Fabrizio Ravanelli (16)
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other
1997/98 – Bolton Wanderers –
1997/98 – Barnsley – Neil Redfearn (10)
1997/98 – Crystal Palace –
1998/99 – Charlton Athletic – Clive Mendonca (8)
1998/99 – Blackburn Rovers – Kevin Gallacher & Ashley Ward (5)
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest –
1999/2000 – Wimbledon – John Hartson (9) & one other
1999/2000 – Sheffield Wednesday – Gilles De Bilde (10)
1999/2000 – Watford –
2000/01 – Manchester City – Paulo Wanchope (9)
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other
2000/01 – Bradford City – Benito Carbone (5)
2001/02 – Ipswich Town –
2001/02 – Derby County – Malcolm Christie & Fabrizio Ravanelli (9)
2001/02 – Leicester City – Brian Deane (6)
2002/03 – West Ham United – Paolo Di Canio (9)
2002/03 – West Bromwich Albion –
2002/03 – Sunderland – Kevin Phillips (6)
2003/04 – Leicester City – Les Ferdinand (12)
2003/04 – Leeds United – Mark Viduka (11)
2003/04 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Henri Camara (7)
2004/05 – Crystal Palace – Andy Johnson (21)
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others
2004/05 – Southampton –
2005/06 – Birmingham City –
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other
2005/06 – Sunderland –
2006/07 – Sheffield United –
2006/07 – Charlton Athletic –
2006/07 – Watford –
2007/08 – Reading – Dave Kitson (10)
2007/08 – Birmingham City – Mikael Forssell (9)
2007/08 – Derby County – Kenny Miller (4)
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen (8) & one other
2008/09 – Middlesbrough –
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion –
2009/10 – Burnley – Steven Fletcher (8)
2009/10 – Hull City –
2009/10 – Portsmouth –
2010/11 – Birmingham City –
2010/11 – Blackpool – DJ Campbell (13)
2010/11 – West Ham United –
2011/12 – Bolton Wanderers –
2011/12 – Blackburn Rovers – Yakubu (17)
2011/12 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Steven Fletcher (12)
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic –
2012/13 – Reading –
2012/13 – QPR –
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass (6) & one other
2013/14 – Fulham –
2013/14 – Cardiff City –
2014/15 – Hull City –
2014/15 – Burnley –
2014/15 – QPR – Charlie Austin (18)
2015/16 – Newcastle United – Georginio Wijnaldum (11)
2015/16 – Norwich City –
2015/16 – Aston Villa – Jordan Ayew (7)
2016/17 – Hull City – Robert Snodgrass (7)
2016/17 – Middlesbrough – Alvaro Negredo (9)
2016/17 – Sunderland – Jermain Defoe (15)
2017/18 – Swansea City – Jordan Ayew (7)
2017/18 – Stoke City –
2017/18 – West Bromwich Albion – Jay Rodriguez & Salomon Rondon (7)

[Max Power]

Iwan Roberts is the Leicester one, now some random names.
Benjani
Kanu
Crouch
Kevin Doyle
Kevin Campbell
Piquionne

[thommo]

Iwan Roberts is the Leicester one, now some random names.
Benjani
Kanu
Crouch
Kevin Doyle
Kevin Campbell
Piquionne

Roberts in 94/95, Crouch scored 12 for Southampton in 04/05. Campbell and Kanu already have been said.

Piquionne is very close - he was 2nd top scorer for two different relegated clubs two years in a row.

[SincereTheRebel]

Nigel Quashie
The Algerian Watford winger Housman Bouzzza or something like that. I don't want to google him.

[thommo]

Nigel Quashie
The Algerian Watford winger Housman Bouzzza or something like that. I don't want to google him.

Hameur Bouazza is the man, I'll give you that. Top scorer with 5 for Watford in 06/07.

[SincereTheRebel]

Hameur Bouazza is the man, I'll give you that. Top scorer with 5 for Watford in 06/07.

:cool:

One of my finest TTH moments. My football memory is even better than i thought.

[thommo]

Remaining:

1993/94 – Sheffield United –
1994/95 – Ipswich Town –
1995/96 – QPR –
1996/97 – Sunderland –
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other
1997/98 – Bolton Wanderers –
1997/98 – Crystal Palace –
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest –
1999/2000 – Wimbledon – John Hartson (9) & one other
1999/2000 – Watford –
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other
2001/02 – Ipswich Town –
2002/03 – West Bromwich Albion –
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others
2005/06 – Birmingham City –
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other
2005/06 – Sunderland –
2006/07 – Sheffield United –
2006/07 – Charlton Athletic –
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen (8) & one other
2008/09 – Middlesbrough –
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion –
2009/10 – Hull City –
2009/10 – Portsmouth –
2010/11 – Birmingham City –
2010/11 – West Ham United –
2011/12 – Bolton Wanderers –
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic –
2012/13 – Reading –
2012/13 – QPR –
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass (6) & one other
2013/14 – Fulham –
2013/14 – Cardiff City –
2014/15 – Hull City –
2014/15 – Burnley –
2015/16 – Norwich City –
2017/18 – Stoke City –

A lot of recent names not been guessed yet. I'll give it a little longer before I start adding a few clues.

[SincereTheRebel]

Kevin Nolan
Carlton Cole
Demba Ba
Mark Noble
Bobby Zamora
Adel Taarabt
Loic Remy
Darren Bent
Dimitar Berbatov
Djibril Cisse
Kevin Philips
Julio Arca
Marcus Stewart
Marcus Bent
Kirean Dyer

[Max Power]

Kevin Davies
Ivan Klasnic
Sam Vokes
Ashley Barnes
Berbatov
Huckerby

[thommo]

Kevin Nolan
Carlton Cole
Demba Ba
Mark Noble
Bobby Zamora
Adel Taarabt
Loic Remy
Darren Bent
Dimitar Berbatov
Djibril Cisse
Kevin Philips
Julio Arca
Marcus Stewart
Marcus Bent
Kirean Dyer


Kevin Davies
Ivan Klasnic
Sam Vokes
Ashley Barnes
Berbatov
Huckerby

Demba Ba (7) - West Ham - 10/11
Loic Remy (6) - QPR - 12/13
Darren Bent (13) - Charlton - 06/07
Marcus Bent (9) - Ipswich - 01/02
Ivan Klasnic (8) - Bolton - 11/12

[SincereTheRebel]

Scott Dobbie
Jason Roberts
Lee Hughes
Dean Holdsworth
Robbie Earle
Marcus Gayle
John Hartson
Bojan
Peter Crouch
Shaqiri

[SincereTheRebel]

Danny Ings

[The Merse]

Jostein Flo
Chris Kiwomya
Danny Dichio
Nial Quinn / Paul Stewart
Nathan Blake
Attilio Lombardo / Michele Padovano
Pierre van Hoojdonk
Carl Cort / Jason Euell
Nordin Wooter
Marcus Stewart

[Shindig]

It's the QPR one that gets me. They bought three team's worth of players and then it all went to shit. It wasn't Tarabt and, whilst I think Loic Remy turned out for them, I don't think he scored top billings.

[SincereTheRebel]

Remy was the answer for QPR in 12/13

[thommo]

Scott Dobbie
Jason Roberts
Lee Hughes
Dean Holdsworth
Robbie Earle
Marcus Gayle
John Hartson
Bojan
Peter Crouch
Shaqiri


Danny Ings


Jostein Flo
Chris Kiwomya
Danny Dichio
Nial Quinn / Paul Stewart
Nathan Blake
Attilio Lombardo / Michele Padovano
Pierre van Hoojdonk
Carl Cort / Jason Euell
Nordin Wooter
Marcus Stewart


It's the QPR one that gets me. They bought three team's worth of players and then it all went to shit. It wasn't Tarabt and, whilst I think Loic Remy turned out for them, I don't think he scored top billings.

It was Remy with 6, Sincere got that one earlier.

Remaining:

1994/95 – Ipswich Town –
1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other
1997/98 – Crystal Palace –
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest –
1999/2000 – Watford –
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others
2005/06 – Birmingham City –
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other
2005/06 – Sunderland –
2006/07 – Sheffield United –
2006/07 – Watford –
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen (8) & one other
2008/09 – Middlesbrough –
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion –
2009/10 – Hull City –
2009/10 – Portsmouth –
2010/11 – Birmingham City –
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic –
2012/13 – Reading –
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass (6) & one other
2013/14 – Fulham –
2013/14 – Cardiff City –
2014/15 – Hull City –
2015/16 – Norwich City –

[niko_cee]

Was it Jamie Mackie who was their speedy winger guy? I'm sure he got a few (not least a hatrick against us in that crazy game).

He scored against City in that famous title game as well, although I have no idea if that was the same season. I guess it was.

Ah, took too long to type and rubbish anyway.

[niko_cee]

When did McBride hang his Fulham boots up?

Amir Zaki for Wigan?

[SincereTheRebel]

Zaki is a good call for Wigan
Dugarerry for Birmingham or that massive eastern european they bought from Valencia. Zigic?

[Max Power]

Marlon King
Peter Whittingham
Rob Hulse
Shaun Maloney
Charles Nzogbia
Stephen Hunt

[niko_cee]

Was Geovanni involved for Hull when they went down?

Niasse or Brady for the more recent iteration? Who else did they have El Mohamody (sorry for the spelling)?

[Shindig]

Why do I feel like Shane Long is in this list?

[thommo]

Marlon King
Peter Whittingham
Rob Hulse
Shaun Maloney
Charles Nzogbia
Stephen Hunt

Hunt top scored for Hull in 09/10, and Hulse for Sheffield United in 06/07. All other names mentioned are not on the list. Let me know when you fancy some clues.

[Shindig]

Pierre van Hoijdonk? Was he still at Forest in '99?

[thommo]

Pierre van Hoijdonk? Was he still at Forest in '99?

He did score a few that season but wasn't top scorer. I'll add some clues for the rest.

Remaining:

1994/95 – Ipswich Town – Danish defender
1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other - Spent most of his career at Sunderland, short spell at Manchester City.
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell (6) & one other - Norwegian who played at 2 other Premier League teams.
1997/98 – Crystal Palace – Played at a lot of English clubs, including Wimbledon later in his career, striker.
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest – Has also managed Forest.
1999/2000 – Watford – Took the coolest penalties I can remember. Nationality would give it away, striker.
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other - Well known player early in his career. Played at 7 clubs in the Football League/Prem.
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others - One player went into boxing after football. The other player was a Jamaican midfielder.
2005/06 – Birmingham City – Loanee who played 23 times for his country. Also played in Russia, Spain and Scotland.
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other - Better known for him time at Wigan beforehand.
2005/06 – Sunderland – FOUR players level with only 3 goals, lowest top scorer tally I could find. One of them was a French striker still playing in Ligue 2.
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen (8) & one other - Striker, signed for 15m euros.
2008/09 – Middlesbrough – 80 caps for his country, played at Stoke and Bolton too.
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion – International, still at the club
2009/10 – Portsmouth – Loanee, Ivorian striker
2010/11 – Birmingham City - Still playing for Birmingham now, has toured the Midlands.
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic – Ivorian striker
2012/13 – Reading – Scored a lot at Rotherham which earned his move to Reading.
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass (6) & one other - Over 200 goals in football, scored well at every club he's been at, including in Scotland.
2013/14 – Fulham – English midfielder
2013/14 – Cardiff City – Came through the youth system at Birmingham, still in his 20s and playing professionally.
2014/15 – Hull City – Scored prolifically for Rangers, now in China
2015/16 – Norwich City – Still currently playing in Belgium

[niko_cee]

Is Wigan's Ivorian Kone?

[Guybrush]

Claus Thomsen
Niall Quinn
Alf-Inge Haaland
Obafemi Martins

[Danny]

Jelavic
Van Wolfswinkel
Kevin Doyle

[thommo]

Is Wigan's Ivorian Kone?

It is indeed.


Claus Thomsen
Niall Quinn
Alf-Inge Haaland
Obafemi Martins


Jelavic
Van Wolfswinkel
Kevin Doyle

1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other - Spent most of his career at Sunderland, short spell at Manchester City.
1997/98 – Crystal Palace – Played at a lot of English clubs, including Wimbledon later in his career, striker.
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest – Has also managed Forest.
1999/2000 – Watford – Took the coolest penalties I can remember. Nationality would give it away, striker.
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other - Well known player early in his career. Played at 7 clubs in the Football League/Prem.
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others - One player went into boxing after football. The other player was a Jamaican midfielder.
2005/06 – Birmingham City – Loanee who played 23 times for his country. Also played in Russia, Spain and Scotland.
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu (5) & one other - Better known for him time at Wigan beforehand.
2005/06 – Sunderland – FOUR players level with only 3 goals, lowest top scorer tally I could find. One of them was a French striker still playing in Ligue 2.
2008/09 – Middlesbrough – 80 caps for his country, played at Stoke and Bolton too.
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion – International, still at the club
2009/10 – Portsmouth – Loanee, Ivorian striker
2010/11 – Birmingham City - Still playing for Birmingham now, has toured the Midlands.
2012/13 – Reading – Scored a lot at Rotherham which earned his move to Reading.
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass (6) & one other - Over 200 goals in football, scored well at every club he's been at, including in Scotland.
2013/14 – Fulham – English midfielder
2013/14 – Cardiff City – Came through the youth system at Birmingham, still in his 20s and playing professionally.
2015/16 – Norwich City – Still currently playing in Belgium

[Shindig]

David Bellion!? I think Michael Chopra was still on our books in 06. The Fulham England midfielder is doing my nut. All I can think of is Sean Davis and he does not fit the bill. Stuart Pearce?

I've just looked up the Palace one. Not getting that in a million years. OH! Gary Hooper at Norwich.

[thommo]

David Bellion!? I think Michael Chopra was still on our books in 06. The Fulham England midfielder is doing my nut. All I can think of is Sean Davis and he does not fit the bill. Stuart Pearce?

I've just looked up the Palace one. Not getting that in a million years. OH! Gary Hooper at Norwich.

Not Bellion, of similar stock though. The other 3 Sunderland players are all English midfielders who flitted about the Prem and Football League.

[Guybrush]

Jason Roberts
Sanli Tuncay

[thommo]

Jason Roberts
Sanli Tuncay

7 goals for Boro in 08/09.

[John]

The Fulham midfielder will be Steve Sidwell.

[Guybrush]

Jordan Mutch for Cardiff?

[igor_balis]

West Brom ones are Nathan Ellington and Chris Brunt, I think. Latter MIGHT be James Morrison I spose.

[thommo]

The Fulham midfielder will be Steve Sidwell.


Jordan Mutch for Cardiff?


West Brom ones are Nathan Ellington and Chris Brunt, I think. Latter MIGHT be James Morrison I spose.

Remaining:

1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other - Spent most of his career at Sunderland, short spell at Manchester City.
1997/98 – Crystal Palace – Played at a lot of English clubs, including Wimbledon later in his career, striker.
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest – Has also managed Forest.
1999/2000 – Watford – Took the coolest penalties I can remember. Nationality would give it away, striker.
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other - Well known player early in his career. Played at 7 clubs in the Football League/Prem.
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton (7) & two others - One player went into boxing after football. The other player was a Jamaican midfielder.
2005/06 – Birmingham City – Loanee who played 23 times for his country. Also played in Russia, Spain and Scotland.
2005/06 – Sunderland – FOUR players level with only 3 goals, lowest top scorer tally I could find. One of them was a French striker still playing in Ligue 2.
2009/10 – Portsmouth – Loanee, Ivorian striker
2010/11 – Birmingham City - Still playing for Birmingham now, has toured the Midlands.
2012/13 – Reading – Scored a lot at Rotherham which earned his move to Reading. Playing in Australia now.
2015/16 – Norwich City – Still currently playing in Belgium

[igor_balis]

AH, brum one is craig gardener i think

[The Merse]

Forest - Doug Freedman
Palace - Neil Shipperley
Watford - Heidur Helgusson
Cov- David Thompson, Gary McSheffrey
Norwich- Leon McKenzie
Birmingham - Garry O’Connor

Reading one is particularly annoying, recall him being flavour of the month but can not recall his name.

[John]

I remember Dean Whitehead being the only player to emerge from that shitshow of a Sunderland season with any credit and they had Le Tallec on loan around then, so I'll take those as two of the four.

[John]

Reading one is particularly annoying, recall him being flavour of the month but can not recall his name.

Adam le Fondre. :cool:

There was a version of FM where the AI didn't rate him at all but if played in the right system he'd score forty a season without ever being valued over eight quid.

[Shindig]

Shit, I had CM nobody Eric Deflandre stuck in my head. :moop:

[thommo]

AH, brum one is craig gardener i think


Forest - Doug Freedman
Palace - Neil Shipperley
Watford - Heidur Helgusson
Cov- David Thompson, Gary McSheffrey
Norwich- Leon McKenzie
Birmingham - Garry O’Connor

Reading one is particularly annoying, recall him being flavour of the month but can not recall his name.


I remember Dean Whitehead being the only player to emerge from that shitshow of a Sunderland season with any credit and they had Le Tallec on loan around then, so I'll take those as two of the four.


Adam le Fondre. :cool:

There was a version of FM where the AI didn't rate him at all but if played in the right system he'd score forty a season without ever being valued over eight quid.

Not bad, you guys are chipping away well at these.

1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other - Spent most of his career at Sunderland, short spell at Manchester City, also spent time at Carlisle and St. Johnstone.
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji (6) & one other - Well known player early in his career. Played at 7 clubs in the Football League/Prem, 170 club goals and 78 international caps.
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton, Leon McKenzie (7) & one other - Jamaican midfielder, career cut short by injury. Also played for Wimbledon & Watford.
2005/06 – Birmingham City – Loanee who played 23 times for his country. Also played in Russia, Spain and Scotland.
2005/06 – Sunderland – Dean Whitehead, Anthony Le Tallec (3) & 2 others - One spent a lot of time with Ipswich in two spells, the other was an Irish international who also played at Stoke.
2009/10 – Portsmouth – Loanee, Ivorian striker. Scored a lot in Belgium and spent time in Qatar.
2015/16 – Norwich City – Still currently playing in Belgium, striker with 17 international goals.

[Guybrush]

Craig Bellamy
Daryl Murphy
Mbokani for Norwich?

[thommo]

Craig Bellamy
Daryl Murphy
Mbokani for Norwich?

6 more to guess. All fairly tough now.

[Max Power]

Aruna Dindane

[thommo]

Aruna Dindane

8 goals in 09/10 for Portsmouth, good shout, surprised anyone got him.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Mbokani for Norwich.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Delap as the Irish Sunderland player?

Can't think of anyone else who also played at Stoke.

[Giggles]

Delap as the Irish Sunderland player?

Can't think of anyone else who also played at Stoke.

I don't know the question but McClean did too.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

He wasn't playing for Sunderland in 05/06 though.

[Giggles]

He wasn't playing for Sunderland in 05/06 though.

Ah. Carry on.

[thommo]

Mbokani is right, but Guybrush had said it already.

The Irish international for Sunderland started his career at Mansfield, if that helps.

[Shindig]

Roy O'Donovan? Again, Keane bought any Irishman he could find at that point.

[Max Power]

Liam Lawrence?

[thommo]

Liam Lawrence?

Last one for that 05/06 Sunderland season started out at Hartlepool and had two spells at Ipswich. I wouldn't have a clue if I'm honest.

[Shindig]

He was on their set pieces so they were probably all penalties.

[John]

Liam Lawrence for the Oirishman at Sunderland. That fucking blonde twat who played for Celtic for the Birmingham loanee. Jari something.

EDIT - Missed the new page. :moop:

[John]

Craig Bellamy was at Coventry before Newcastle, but if it's him you're tossing a bit of a knuckleball with the 'early in his career' bit.

[thommo]

I'll give you the blonde twat - Jiri Jarosik, briefly of Chelsea fame.

Guybrush guessed Bellamy on the previous page, I didn't want to make it obvious with the clue.

Remaining:

1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart (4) & one other - Spent most of his career at Sunderland, short spell at Manchester City, also spent time at Carlisle and St. Johnstone. Could play as a forward or left back.
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton, Leon McKenzie (7) & one other - Jamaican midfielder, career cut short by injury. Also played for Wimbledon, Wigan & Watford.
2005/06 – Sunderland – Dean Whitehead, Anthony Le Tallec, Liam Lawrence (3) & one other - Played at Ipswich, Hartlepool, Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield and Swindon, even taking a caretaker manager role at Swindon late in his career. Over 600 career appearances.

I'll give these till the morning then give the answers if no one can get them, we're getting fairly obscure now.

[Baz]

Damian Francis? Really?! :cab:

[thommo]

Damian Francis? Really?! :cab:

Yup, that's the Norwich 04/05 scorers done. Just the other two to guess.

[Shindig]

Nicky Summerbee?

[thommo]

Nicky Summerbee?

Not Summerbee, I'm afraid.

The last two were Craig Russell in 96/97 and Tommy Miller in 05/06. That was a good effort from everyone to get so many.

1992/93 – Crystal Palace – Chris Armstrong (15)
1992/93 – Middlesbrough – Paul Wilkinson (14)
1992/93 – Nottingham Forest – Nigel Clough (10)
1993/94 – Sheffield United – Jostein Flo (9)
1993/94 – Oldham Athletic – Graeme Sharp (9)
1993/94 – Swindon Town – Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
1994/95 – Crystal Palace – Chris Armstrong (8)
1994/95 – Norwich City – Ashley Ward (8)
1994/95 – Leicester City – Iwan Roberts (9)
1994/95 – Ipswich Town – Claus Thomsen (5)
1995/96 – Manchester City – Uwe Rosler (9)
1995/96 – QPR – Danny Dichio (10)
1995/96 – Bolton Wanderers – John McGinley (6)
1996/97 – Sunderland – Paul Stewart & Craig Russell (4)
1996/97 – Middlesbrough – Fabrizio Ravanelli (16)
1996/97 – Nottingham Forest – Kevin Campbell & Alf Inge Haland (6)
1997/98 – Bolton Wanderers – Nathan Blake (12)
1997/98 – Barnsley – Neil Redfearn (10)
1997/98 – Crystal Palace – Neil Shipperley (7)
1998/99 – Charlton Athletic – Clive Mendonca (8)
1998/99 – Blackburn Rovers – Kevin Gallacher & Ashley Ward (5)
1998/99 – Nottingham Forest – Dougie Freedman (9)
1999/2000 – Wimbledon – John Hartson & Carl Cort (9)
1999/2000 – Sheffield Wednesday – Gilles De Bilde (10)
1999/2000 – Watford – Heidar Helguson (6)
2000/01 – Manchester City – Paulo Wanchope (9)
2000/01 – Coventry City – John Hartson, Mustapha Hadji & Craig Bellamy (6)
2000/01 – Bradford City – Benito Carbone (5)
2001/02 – Ipswich Town – Marcus Bent (9)
2001/02 – Derby County – Malcolm Christie & Fabrizio Ravanelli (9)
2001/02 – Leicester City – Brian Deane (6)
2002/03 – West Ham United – Paolo Di Canio (9)
2002/03 – West Bromwich Albion – Danny Dichio & Scott Dobie (5)
2002/03 – Sunderland – Kevin Phillips (6)
2003/04 – Leicester City – Les Ferdinand (12)
2003/04 – Leeds United – Mark Viduka (11)
2003/04 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Henri Camara (7)
2004/05 – Crystal Palace – Andy Johnson (21)
2004/05 – Norwich City – Dean Ashton, Leon McKenzie & Damien Francis (7)
2004/05 – Southampton – Peter Crouch (12)
2005/06 – Birmingham City – Jiri Jarosik (5)
2005/06 – West Bromwich Albion – Nwankwo Kanu & Nathan Ellington (5)
2005/06 – Sunderland – Dean Whitehead, Anthony Le Tallec, Liam Lawrence & Tommy Miller (3)
2006/07 – Sheffield United – Rob Hulse (8)
2006/07 – Charlton Athletic – Darren Bent (13)
2006/07 – Watford – Hameur Bouazza (5)
2007/08 – Reading – Dave Kitson (10)
2007/08 – Birmingham City – Mikael Forssell (9)
2007/08 – Derby County – Kenny Miller (4)
2008/09 – Newcastle United – Michael Owen & Obafemi Martins (8)
2008/09 – Middlesbrough – Tuncay Sanli (7)
2008/09 – West Bromwich Albion – Chris Brunt (9)
2009/10 – Burnley – Steven Fletcher (8)
2009/10 – Hull City – Stephen Hunt (6)
2009/10 – Portsmouth – Aruna Dindane (9)
2010/11 – Birmingham City – Craig Gardner (8)
2010/11 – Blackpool – DJ Campbell (13)
2010/11 – West Ham United – Demba Ba (7)
2011/12 – Bolton Wanderers – Ivan Klasnic (8)
2011/12 – Blackburn Rovers – Yakubu (17)
2011/12 – Wolverhampton Wanderers – Steven Fletcher (12)
2012/13 – Wigan Athletic – Arouna Kone (11)
2012/13 – Reading – Adam Le Fondre (12)
2012/13 – QPR – Loic Remy (6)
2013/14 – Norwich City – Robert Snodgrass & Gary Hooper (6)
2013/14 – Fulham – Steve Sidwell (7)
2013/14 – Cardiff City – Jordon Mutch (7)
2014/15 – Hull City – Nikica Jelavic (8)
2014/15 – Burnley – Danny Ings (11)
2014/15 – QPR – Charlie Austin (18)
2015/16 – Newcastle United – Georginio Wijnaldum (11)
2015/16 – Norwich City – Dieumerci Mbokani (7)
2015/16 – Aston Villa – Jordan Ayew (7)
2016/17 – Hull City – Robert Snodgrass (7)
2016/17 – Middlesbrough – Alvaro Negredo (9)
2016/17 – Sunderland – Jermain Defoe (15)
2017/18 – Swansea City – Jordan Ayew (7)
2017/18 – Stoke City – Xherdan Shaqiri (8)
2017/18 – West Bromwich Albion – Jay Rodriguez & Salomon Rondon (7)

[SincereTheRebel]

Son scored the first goal at the new Tottemham stadium last week in the premire league. Can you name all the other players who have scored the first goal in the premire league at the stadiums listed below. The * shows the team the player scored for


1992 - Selhurst Park - *Crystal Palace vs Blackburn Rovers -
1992 - Stamford Bridge - *Chelsea vs Oldham Athletic -
1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Anfield - *Sheffield United vs Liverpool -
1992 - Elland Road - *Leeds vs Wimdbledon -
1992 - Villa Park - *Aston Villa vs Leeds -
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1993 - St James' Park - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United -
1996 - Roker Park - *Sunderlands vs Newcastle -
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
1999 - Vicarage Road - *Wimbledon vs Watford -
2001 - Craven Cottage - *Fulham vs Sunderland -
2001 - St Mary's - *Chelsea vs Southampton -
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton -
2003 - Etihad Stadium - *Portsmouth vs Manchester City -
2003 - Molineux - *Charlton Athletic vs Wolverhampton Wanderers -
2003 - Fratton Park - *Portsmouth vs Aston Villa -
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2009 - Turf Moor - *Burnley vs Manchester United -
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Arsenal vs Blackpool -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2015 - Vitality Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Bournemouth -
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -
2017 - AMEX Stadium - *Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion -
2017 - John Smith's Stadium - *Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United -
2019 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace - Son Heung-Min

[thommo]

Barry Hayles scored the first at Craven Cottage. I think it was Aguero at the AMEX.

[SincereTheRebel]

Barry Hayles scored the first at Craven Cottage. I think it was Aguero at the AMEX.

oi

[Max Power]

Kevin Phillips got the first at the King Power/Walkers Stadium I think.

Brian Deane got the true first but that was down a division.

[SincereTheRebel]

Kevin Phillips got the first at the King Power/Walkers Stadium I think.

Brian Deane got the true first but that was down a division.

Dean scored the first an Anfield. Kevin isnt on the list for any team.

[thommo]

I think the goalscorer at Bournemouth v Villa was Rudy Gestede.

Some guesses:
Frank Lampard
Matt Holland
Shaun Bartlett
Carl Cort
Jason Euell
Steve Mounie
Aaron Mooy
David Silva
Steven Fletcher

[SincereTheRebel]

I think the goalscorer at Bournemouth v Villa was Rudy Gestede.

Some guesses:
Frank Lampard
Matt Holland
Shaun Bartlett
Carl Cort
Jason Euell
Steve Mounie
Aaron Mooy
David Silva
Steven Fletcher

ghfghf

[Danny]

Clive Mendonca
Sheringham
Mark Bright
David Hirst
Chris Waddle
Graham Stuart
Paul rideout

[SincereTheRebel]

Clive Mendonca
Sheringham
Mark Bright
David Hirst
Chris Waddle
Graham Stuart
Paul rideout

1992 - Selhurst Park - *Crystal Palace vs Blackburn Rovers - Mark Bright
1992 - Stamford Bridge - *Chelsea vs Oldham Athletic -
1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Anfield - *Sheffield United vs Liverpool - Brian Deane
1992 - Elland Road - *Leeds vs Wimdbledon -
1992 - Villa Park - *Aston Villa vs Leeds -
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1993 - St James' Park - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United - Teddy Sheringham
1996 - Roker Park - *Sunderland vs Newcastle -
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
1999 - Vicarage Road - *Wimbledon vs Watford - Carl Cort
2001 - Craven Cottage - *Fulham vs Sunderland - Barry Hayles
2001 - St Mary's - *Chelsea vs Southampton -
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton -
2003 - Etihad Stadium - *Portsmouth vs Manchester City -
2003 - Molineux - *Charlton Athletic vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Jason Euell
2003 - Fratton Park - *Portsmouth vs Aston Villa -
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2009 - Turf Moor - *Burnley vs Manchester United -
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Arsenal vs Blackpool -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2015 - Vitality Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Bournemouth - Rudy Gestede
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -
2017 - AMEX Stadium - *Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion - Sergio Agüero
2017 - John Smith's Stadium - *Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United -
2019 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace - Son Heung-Min

[Dave.]

I very much doubt that anyone else will get the scorer at Roker Park so I'll give the answer here - Martin Scott.

[SincereTheRebel]

I very much doubt that anyone else will get the scorer at Roker Park so I'll give the answer here - Martin Scott.

jjj

[Jimmy Floyd]

I have a clear memory of Hasselbaink getting the first at Southampton.

[SincereTheRebel]

I have a clear memory of Hasselbaink getting the first at Southampton.

ygj

[bruhnaldo]

Robbie fucking Blake at Turf Moor. I know this because I swore to every human who would listen (which wasn't many in this country in 2009) that losing 1:0 to Burnley on opening day was going to cost us the fucking league and sure-the-fuck-enough we lost the title by one fucking point. :cry: :cry: :cry:

[SincereTheRebel]

Robbie fucking Blake at Turf Moor. I know this because I swore to every human who would listen (which wasn't many in this country in 2009) that losing 1:0 to Burnley on opening day was going to cost us the fucking league and sure-the-fuck-enough we lost the title by one fucking point. :cry: :cry: :cry:

1992 - Selhurst Park - *Crystal Palace vs Blackburn Rovers - Mark Bright
1992 - Stamford Bridge - *Chelsea vs Oldham Athletic -
1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Anfield - *Sheffield United vs Liverpool - Brian Deane
1992 - Elland Road - *Leeds vs Wimdbledon -
1992 - Villa Park - *Aston Villa vs Leeds -
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1993 - St James' Park - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United - Teddy Sheringham
1996 - Roker Park - *Sunderland vs Newcastle - Martin Scott
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
1999 - Vicarage Road - *Wimbledon vs Watford - Carl Cort
2001 - Craven Cottage - *Fulham vs Sunderland - Barry Hayles
2001 - St Mary's - *Chelsea vs Southampton - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton -
2003 - Etihad Stadium - *Portsmouth vs Manchester City -
2003 - Molineux - *Charlton Athletic vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Jason Euell
2003 - Fratton Park - *Portsmouth vs Aston Villa -
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2009 - Turf Moor - *Burnley vs Manchester United - Robbie Blake
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Arsenal vs Blackpool -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2015 - Vitality Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Bournemouth - Rudy Gestede
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -
2017 - AMEX Stadium - *Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion - Sergio Agüero
2017 - John Smith's Stadium - *Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United -
2019 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace - Son Heung-Min

[Danny]

Dalian Atkinson
Dean Saunders
Lee Chapman
Gary McAllister
Eric Cantona
Micky Quinn
Andy Hunt

[SincereTheRebel]

Dalian Atkinson
Dean Saunders
Lee Chapman
Gary McAllister
Eric Cantona
Micky Quinn
Andy Hunt

Another Mick is on the list from 1992

[Guybrush]

Harford?

[Danny]

Pretty sure he got Chelsea’s great shout.

[Danny]

RVP or Chamakh for Arsenal?

[SincereTheRebel]

Harford?

1992 - Selhurst Park - *Crystal Palace vs Blackburn Rovers - Mark Bright
1992 - Stamford Bridge - *Chelsea vs Oldham Athletic - Mick Harford
1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Anfield - *Sheffield United vs Liverpool - Brian Deane
1992 - Elland Road - *Leeds vs Wimdbledon - Lee Chapman
1992 - Villa Park - *Aston Villa vs Leeds - Dalian Atkinson
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1993 - St James' Park - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United - Teddy Sheringham
1996 - Roker Park - *Sunderland vs Newcastle - Martin Scott
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
1999 - Vicarage Road - *Wimbledon vs Watford - Carl Cort
2001 - Craven Cottage - *Fulham vs Sunderland - Barry Hayles
2001 - St Mary's - *Chelsea vs Southampton - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton -
2003 - Etihad Stadium - *Portsmouth vs Manchester City -
2003 - Molineux - *Charlton Athletic vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Jason Euell
2003 - Fratton Park - *Portsmouth vs Aston Villa -
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2009 - Turf Moor - *Burnley vs Manchester United - Robbie Blake
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Arsenal vs Blackpool -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2015 - Vitality Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Bournemouth - Rudy Gestede
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -
2017 - AMEX Stadium - *Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion - Sergio Agüero
2017 - John Smith's Stadium - *Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United -
2019 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace - Son Heung-Min

[Dave.]

Yakubu for one of the Portsmouth ones?

[-james-]

Cardiff City Stadium. Negredo, Toure, Barry?

[bruhnaldo]

RVP or Chamakh for Arsenal?

I think the name in front is the club that scored

[Danny]

Yeah, I was looking at them breaking in Bloomfield Road.

Though looking at the other one let’s go with Gareth Barry and John Carew

[bruhnaldo]

Oh shit sorry buddy.

[Danny]

I actually thought that one was answered until you said it :face:

[SincereTheRebel]

Yakubu for one of the Portsmouth ones?


Cardiff City Stadium. Negredo, Toure, Barry?


Yeah, I was looking at them breaking in Bloomfield Road.

Though looking at the other one let’s go with Gareth Barry and John Carew


RVP or Chamakh for Arsenal?

dffsd

[niko_cee]

Didn't Huddersfield win their first game 4-0 or something with Mounie getting a couple?

[SincereTheRebel]

Didn't Huddersfield win their first game 4-0 or something with Mounie getting a couple?

I dont know what the score was, but he didnt score first.

[niko_cee]

Yeah, no idea then. Who else scores for the. Mooy?

[SincereTheRebel]

Yeah, no idea then. Who else scores for the. Mooy?

he did


1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton - [/b]
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Arsenal vs Blackpool -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -

[thommo]

Thinking about Blackpool's one. I'm almost certain their first Premier League game at home was against Fulham, as it was a big thing when we played them.

[Ian]

A quick Wiki says you are correct. I haven't looked at the scorers, just the result and that the Arsenal game was at the Emirates.

[thommo]

A quick Wiki says you are correct. I haven't looked at the scorers, just the result and that the Arsenal game was at the Emirates.

If that's the case I know Zamora and Etuhu scored for Fulham. I can't remember who scored first though, if it was Blackpool I'd guess Adam or DJ Campbell?

[SincereTheRebel]

If that's the case I know Zamora and Etuhu scored for Fulham. I can't remember who scored first though, if it was Blackpool I'd guess Adam or DJ Campbell?

Pantsil and Varney scored in a 2-2 draw

[SincereTheRebel]

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton -
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United -
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough -
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton -
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton -
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal -
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City -
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth -

[Max Power]

Ferdinand, Dickov, Izzet, Scowcroft for Leicester?

Payet or Noble for West Ham?

[Dave.]

Chris Waddle or Paul Warhurst?
Peter Beagrie, Peter Beardsley?
Peter Ndlovu?
Jonatan Johansson, Kevin Lisbie, Andy Hunt, Mark Kinsella?

[Dave.]

Kevin Gallacher, Roy Wegerle?

[SincereTheRebel]

Ferdinand, Dickov, Izzet, Scowcroft for Leicester?

Payet or Noble for West Ham?


Chris Waddle or Paul Warhurst?
Peter Beagrie, Peter Beardsley?
Peter Ndlovu?
Jonatan Johansson, Kevin Lisbie, Andy Hunt, Mark Kinsella?

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth

[Danny]

Sheff Wed

Hyde
BartWilliams
Nilsson
Worthington
Harkes

Charlton

Hunt
Neal Redfearn
Mark Kinsella

City

Aguero
Dzeko
Balotelli
Kompany
Milner
Barry

Villa

Young
Agbonlahor
Laursen
Mellberg
Heskey
Milner
Barry

[SincereTheRebel]

Sheff Wed

Hyde
BartWilliams
Nilsson
Worthington
Harkes

Charlton

Hunt
Neal Redfearn
Mark Kinsella

City

Aguero
Dzeko
Balotelli
Kompany
Milner
Barry

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth

[thommo]

West Ham

Manuel Lanzini
Andy Carroll
Michail Antonio
Cheick Kouyate

[SincereTheRebel]

West Ham

Manuel Lanzini
Andy Carroll
Michail Antonio
Cheick Kouyate

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Villa:

Milner
Gaz Baz
Angel
Agbonlahor
Mellberg
Laursen
Baros
Vassell
Carew
Petrov.

[SincereTheRebel]

Villa:

Milner
Gaz Baz
Angel
Agbonlahor
Mellberg
Laursen
Baros
Vassell
Carew
Petrov.

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton

[Danny]

Damn it you were on this quick, I had edited Villa into my post where I got the Dzeko one :moop:

[SincereTheRebel]

No edits

[niko_cee]

Has anyone said David Hurst for Sheff Wed?

Peter Ndlovu (is that how you spell that?) or Peter Beagrie for Coventry (did he even play for them?)?

Lisbie for Charlton? Sorry if these have been guessed.

[SincereTheRebel]

Has anyone said David Hurst for Sheff Wed?

Peter Ndlovu (is that how you spell that?) or Peter Beagrie for Coventry (did he even play for them?)?

Lisbie for Charlton? Sorry if these have been guessed.

None from here

[Ian]

Trying to think who else played for Charlton around that time. Martin Pringle? Mark Kinsella? Bartlett?

I should probably have more guesses for the Coventry one too as I probably went to some games around that time but it's the mid-late 90s ones I can think of.

[SincereTheRebel]

None of the above

1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton - English. Manged in the premire league and the Championship
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough - English. Spent three seasons with Coventry. Purchased from Swansea in 1992
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton - Welsh. Born in Zimbabwe. 30 caps for Wales

[thommo]

Nigel Pearson for Sheffield Wednesday?

[SincereTheRebel]

Nigel Pearson for Sheffield Wednesday?

1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough - English. Spent three seasons with Coventry. Purchased from Swansea in 1992
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton - Welsh. Born in Zimbabwe. 30 caps for Wales

[SincereTheRebel]

last two were John Williams and John Robinson


1992 - Selhurst Park - *Crystal Palace vs Blackburn Rovers - Mark Bright
1992 - Stamford Bridge - *Chelsea vs Oldham Athletic - Mick Harford
1992 - Goodison Park - *Sheffield Wednesday vs Everton - Nigel Pearson
1992 - Old Trafford - *Everton vs Manchester United - Peter Beardsley
1992 - Anfield - *Sheffield United vs Liverpool - Brian Deane
1992 - Elland Road - *Leeds vs Wimdbledon - Lee Chapman
1992 - Villa Park - *Aston Villa vs Leeds - Dalian Atkinson
1992 - Highfield Road - *Coventry City v Middlesbrough - John Williams
1993 - St James' Park - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United - Teddy Sheringham
1996 - Roker Park - *Sunderland vs Newcastle - Martin Scott
1998 - The Valley - *Charlton vs Southampton - John Robinson
1999 - Vicarage Road - *Wimbledon vs Watford - Carl Cort
2001 - Craven Cottage - *Fulham vs Sunderland - Barry Hayles
2001 - St Mary's - *Chelsea vs Southampton - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
2003 - King Power Stadium - *Leicester City vs Southampton - Paul Dickov
2003 - Etihad Stadium - *Portsmouth vs Manchester City - Yakubu
2003 - Molineux - *Charlton Athletic vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - Jason Euell
2003 - Fratton Park - *Portsmouth vs Aston Villa - Teddy Sheringham
2006 - Emirates Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Arsenal - Olof Mellberg
2009 - Turf Moor - *Burnley vs Manchester United - Robbie Blake
2010 - Bloomfield Road - *Fulham vs Blackpool - Bobby Zamora
2013 - Cardiff City Stadium - *Manchester City vs Cardiff City - Edin Dzeko
2015 - Vitality Stadium - *Aston Villa vs Bournemouth - Rudy Gestede
2016 - London Stadium - *West Ham United vs Bournemouth - Michail Antonio
2017 - AMEX Stadium - *Manchester City vs Brighton and Hove Albion - Sergio Agüero
2017 - John Smith's Stadium - *Huddersfield Town vs Newcastle United - Aaron Mooy
2019 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - *Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace - Son Heung-Min

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Sincy, first hattrick at a stadium since Moura just did it?

[SincereTheRebel]

The only people who call me Sincy, end up on all fours inside 30 minutes.

My name is Sincere.

[SincereTheRebel]

I'll work on the list.

[Pepe]

The only people who call me Sincy, end up on all fours inside 30 minutes.

My name is Sincere.

:lol:

[Baz]

:D

[thommo]

You took too long, I had to get the ball moving.

Can you name the first Premier League hat-tricks scored at these current Premier League grounds?

Goodison Park – 1993 – Everton v QPR* -
Anfield – 1993 – Liverpool* v Coventry City –
St. James’ Park – 1993 – Newcastle United* v Wimbledon –
Selhurst Park – 1994 – Wimbledon* v Oldham Athletic –
Old Trafford – 1994 – Manchester United* v Manchester City –
Stamford Bridge – 1996 – Chelsea* v Middlesbrough –
St. Mary’s – 2002 – Southampton* v Fulham –
City of Manchester Stadium – 2003 – Manchester City* v Aston Villa –
King Power Stadium – 2003 – Leicester City v Manchester United* -
Emirates Stadium – 2007 – Arsenal* v Derby County –
Craven Cottage – 2011 – Fulham v Liverpool* -
Molineux – 2012 – Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion* -
Cardiff City Stadium – 2014 – Cardiff City v Liverpool* -
Vitality Stadium (Dean Court) – 2015 – Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur* -
London Stadium – 2016 – West Ham United v Arsenal* -
Turf Moor – 2016 – Burnley* v Sunderland –
Vicarage Road – 2017 – Watford v Manchester City* -
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – 2019 – Tottenham Hotspur* v Huddersfield Town – Lucas Moura

Both the AMEX Stadium and the Kirklees Stadium haven't had a hat-trick scored there yet.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Aguero for Vicarage Road
Andre Gray for Turf Moor
'Alexis' for London Stadium.

[thommo]

Aguero for Vicarage Road
Andre Gray for Turf Moor
'Alexis' for London Stadium.

Bish bash bosh.

[Max Power]

Suarez and Kane at Cardiff and Bournemouth

[Max Power]

Van Nistelrooy at Leicester as well

[Shindig]

Andy Cole for us.

[Guybrush]

Maxi Rodriguez at Craven Cottage
Mark Walters at Anfield

[Shindig]

QPR at Goodison? It's either Les Ferdinand or Mark Hately. Or someone else. Kevin Gallen? :D

[thommo]

Suarez and Kane at Cardiff and Bournemouth


Van Nistelrooy at Leicester as well


Andy Cole for us.


Maxi Rodriguez at Craven Cottage
Mark Walters at Anfield


QPR at Goodison? It's either Les Ferdinand or Mark Hately. Or someone else. Kevin Gallen? :D

Goodison Park – 1993 – Everton v QPR* - Les Ferdinand
Anfield – 1993 – Liverpool* v Coventry City – Mark Walters
St. James’ Park – 1993 – Newcastle United* v Wimbledon –
Selhurst Park – 1994 – Wimbledon* v Oldham Athletic –
Old Trafford – 1994 – Manchester United* v Manchester City –
Stamford Bridge – 1996 – Chelsea* v Middlesbrough –
St. Mary’s – 2002 – Southampton* v Fulham –
City of Manchester Stadium – 2003 – Manchester City* v Aston Villa –
King Power Stadium – 2003 – Leicester City v Manchester United* - Ruud van Nistelrooy
Emirates Stadium – 2007 – Arsenal* v Derby County –
Craven Cottage – 2011 – Fulham v Liverpool* - Maxi Rodriguez
Molineux – 2012 – Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion* -
Cardiff City Stadium – 2014 – Cardiff City v Liverpool* - Luis Suarez
Vitality Stadium (Dean Court) – 2015 – Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur* - Harry Kane
London Stadium – 2016 – West Ham United v Arsenal* - Alexis Sanchez
Turf Moor – 2016 – Burnley* v Sunderland – Andre Gray
Vicarage Road – 2017 – Watford v Manchester City* - Sergio Aguero
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – 2019 – Tottenham Hotspur* v Huddersfield Town – Lucas Moura

[Danny]

Beardsley
Holdsworth
Fashanu
Kanchelskis
Peacock
Stein
Beattie
RVP
Adebayor
Kanu

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Berahino for West Brom?
Wanchope for Man City?
Cantona for United?
Le Tissier for Southampton?

[thommo]

Beardsley
Holdsworth
Fashanu
Kanchelskis
Peacock
Stein
Beattie
RVP
Adebayor
Kanu


Berahino for West Brom?
Wanchope for Man City?
Cantona for United?
Le Tissier for Southampton?

Just two left. I have the question for all other Prem grounds after.

City of Manchester Stadium – 2003 – Manchester City* v Aston Villa –
Molineux – 2012 – Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion* -

[Mellberg]

Ekoku
Mark Hughes
Vialli
Anelka (for City against us)

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Odeminwigie is the only other WBA player I can think of around that time.

Actually, was Lukaku there at that time?

[thommo]

Ekoku
Mark Hughes
Vialli
Anelka (for City against us)


Odeminwigie is the only other WBA player I can think of around that time.

Actually, was Lukaku there at that time?

Damn, that was quick. Full list:

Goodison Park – 1993 – Everton v QPR* - Les Ferdinand
Anfield – 1993 – Liverpool* v Coventry City – Mark Walters
St. James’ Park – 1993 – Newcastle United* v Wimbledon – Peter Beardsley
Selhurst Park – 1994 – Wimbledon* v Oldham Athletic – Dean Holdsworth
Old Trafford – 1994 – Manchester United* v Manchester City – Andrei Kanchelskis
Stamford Bridge – 1996 – Chelsea* v Middlesbrough – Gavin Peacock
St. Mary’s – 2002 – Southampton* v Fulham – James Beattie
City of Manchester Stadium – 2003 – Manchester City* v Aston Villa – Nicolas Anelka
King Power Stadium – 2003 – Leicester City v Manchester United* - Ruud van Nistelrooy
Emirates Stadium – 2007 – Arsenal* v Derby County – Emmanuel Adebayor
Craven Cottage – 2011 – Fulham v Liverpool* - Maxi Rodriguez
Molineux – 2012 – Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion* - Peter Odemwingie
Cardiff City Stadium – 2014 – Cardiff City v Liverpool* - Luis Suarez
Vitality Stadium (Dean Court) – 2015 – Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur* - Harry Kane
London Stadium – 2016 – West Ham United v Arsenal* - Alexis Sanchez
Turf Moor – 2016 – Burnley* v Sunderland – Andre Gray
Vicarage Road – 2017 – Watford v Manchester City* - Sergio Aguero
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – 2019 – Tottenham Hotspur* v Huddersfield Town – Lucas Moura

[Danny]

That post went about 1000% better than I thought it would :lol:

[thommo]

Can you name the first scorer of a hat-trick at the remaining grounds that have been used in the Premier League? Bloomfield Road and Wembley Stadium are the other two stadia that haven't seen a hat trick scored.

Elland Road – 1992 – Leeds United* v Tottenham Hotspur –
Carrow Road – 1992 – Norwich City* v Oldham Athletic –
Ayresome Park – 1992 –Middlesbrough* v Blackburn Rovers –
Loftus Road – 1992 – QPR* v Everton –
Bramall Lane – 1993 – Sheffield United* v Ipswich Town –
White Hart Lane – 1993 – Tottenham Hotspur* v Leeds United –
Hillsborough – 1993 – Sheffield Wednesday* v Southampton –
Highfield Road – 1993 – Coventry City v Leeds United* -
Boundary Park – 1993 – Oldham Athletic v Southampton* -
Highbury – 1993 – Arsenal v Coventry City* -
County Ground – 1994 – Swindon Town* v Coventry City –
Villa Park – 1994 – Aston Villa* v Swindon Town –
The Dell – 1994 – Southampton* v Liverpool –
Portman Road – 1994 – Ipswich Town v Arsenal* -
Ewood Park – 1994 – Blackburn Rovers* v Coventry City –
Upton Park – 1994 – West Ham United* v Manchester City –
Riverside Stadium – 1996 – Middlesbrough* v Liverpool –
Filbert Street – 1997 – Leicester City* v Derby County –
Roker Park – 1997 – Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur* -
Oakwell – 1997 – Barnsley v Chelsea* -
The Valley – 1998 – Charlton Athletic* v Southampton –
City Ground – 1999 – Nottingham Forest v Manchester United* -
Pride Park – 1999 – Derby County v Sunderland* -
Valley Parade – 2000 – Bradford City* v Derby County –
Maine Road – 2000 – Manchester City* v Sunderland –
Reebok Stadium – 2001 – Bolton Wanderers v Leeds United* -
The Hawthorns – 2003 – West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool* -
Stadium of Light – 2003 – Sunderland v Arsenal* -
Fratton Park – 2003 – Portsmouth* v Bolton Wanderers –
JJB Stadium – 2005 – Wigan Athletic v Charlton Athletic –
St. Andrews – 2008 – Birmingham City* v Tottenham Hotspur –
KC Stadium – 2009 – Hull City v Tottenham Hotspur* -
Britannia Stadium – 2011 – Stoke City v Newcastle United* -
Madejski Stadium – 2012 – Reading v Arsenal* -
Liberty Stadium – 2015 – Swansea City v Leicester City* -

I'll check back in in the morning.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Le Tissier
Andy Cole
Dwight Yorke
Teddy Sheringham
Solskjaer
Wanchope
Dean Windass
Mark Viduka
Harry Kewell
Alan Smith
Benjani
Zaki
Vardy

[Danny]

Cantona
Goss
Sutton
Robins
Deane
Cork
Waddle
Hirst
Bright
Wallace
Quinn
Ndlovu
Saunders
Atkinson
Yorke
Wright
Smith
Merson
Bodin
Fjortoft
Cottee
Chapman
Ravanelli
Heskey
Armstrong
Stein
Vialli
Mendonca
Phillips
Collymore
Carbone
Owen
Henry
Forsell
Defoe
Perez
Walcott


I tried to go down the list somewhat in order

[Danny]

Paul Wilkinson for Ayersome Park

[thommo]

Le Tissier
Andy Cole
Dwight Yorke
Teddy Sheringham
Solskjaer
Wanchope
Dean Windass
Mark Viduka
Harry Kewell
Alan Smith
Benjani
Zaki
Vardy


Cantona
Goss
Sutton
Robins
Deane
Cork
Waddle
Hirst
Bright
Wallace
Quinn
Ndlovu
Saunders
Atkinson
Yorke
Wright
Smith
Merson
Bodin
Fjortoft
Cottee
Chapman
Ravanelli
Heskey
Armstrong
Stein
Vialli
Mendonca
Phillips
Collymore
Carbone
Owen
Henry
Forsell
Defoe
Perez
Walcott


I tried to go down the list somewhat in order


Paul Wilkinson for Ayersome Park

Both Le Tissier and Sheringham scored the first hat-trick at 2 different grounds.

Elland Road – 1992 – Leeds United* v Tottenham Hotspur – Eric Cantona
Carrow Road – 1992 – Norwich City* v Oldham Athletic – Mark Robins
Ayresome Park – 1992 –Middlesbrough* v Blackburn Rovers –
Loftus Road – 1992 – QPR* v Everton –
Bramall Lane – 1993 – Sheffield United* v Ipswich Town – Brian Deane
White Hart Lane – 1993 – Tottenham Hotspur* v Leeds United – Teddy Sheringham
Hillsborough – 1993 – Sheffield Wednesday* v Southampton –
Highfield Road – 1993 – Coventry City v Leeds United* - Rod Wallace
Boundary Park – 1993 – Oldham Athletic v Southampton* - Matt Le Tissier
Highbury – 1993 – Arsenal v Coventry City* - Micky Quinn
County Ground – 1994 – Swindon Town* v Coventry City – Jan Age Fjortoft
Villa Park – 1994 – Aston Villa* v Swindon Town – Dean Saunders
The Dell – 1994 – Southampton* v Liverpool – Matt Le Tissier
Portman Road – 1994 – Ipswich Town v Arsenal* - Ian Wright
Ewood Park – 1994 – Blackburn Rovers* v Coventry City – Chris Sutton
Upton Park – 1994 – West Ham United* v Manchester City – Tony Cottee
Riverside Stadium – 1996 – Middlesbrough* v Liverpool – Fabrizio Ravanelli
Filbert Street – 1997 – Leicester City* v Derby County –
Roker Park – 1997 – Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur* -
Oakwell – 1997 – Barnsley v Chelsea* - Gianluca Viall
The Valley – 1998 – Charlton Athletic* v Southampton – Clive Mendonca
City Ground – 1999 – Nottingham Forest v Manchester United* - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Pride Park – 1999 – Derby County v Sunderland* - Kevin Phillips
Valley Parade – 2000 – Bradford City* v Derby County – Dean Windass
Maine Road – 2000 – Manchester City* v Sunderland – Paulo Wanchope
Reebok Stadium – 2001 – Bolton Wanderers v Leeds United* -
The Hawthorns – 2003 – West Bromwich Albion v Liverpool* - Michael Owen
Stadium of Light – 2003 – Sunderland v Arsenal* -
Fratton Park – 2003 – Portsmouth* v Bolton Wanderers – Teddy Sheringham
JJB Stadium – 2005 – Wigan Athletic* v Charlton Athletic –
St. Andrews – 2008 – Birmingham City* v Tottenham Hotspur – Mikael Forssell
KC Stadium – 2009 – Hull City v Tottenham Hotspur* - Jermain Defoe
Britannia Stadium – 2011 – Stoke City v Newcastle United* -
Madejski Stadium – 2012 – Reading v Arsenal* -
Liberty Stadium – 2015 – Swansea City v Leicester City* -

[Shindig]

Vardy
Ulloa
Walcott

I should know the one against Stoke. Carroll, Lovenkrands, Nolan, Ameobi, Duff? Leon Best? I think he got one for us but it might've been against West Ham.

[thommo]

Vardy
Ulloa
Walcott

I should know the one against Stoke. Carroll, Lovenkrands, Nolan, Ameobi, Duff? Leon Best? I think he got one for us but it might've been against West Ham.

None of the above I'm afraid.

Best did get a hat-trick for Newcastle but it was home to West Ham, correct. Newcastle seem to have a glut of hat tricks scored around 2010-2012.

[SincereTheRebel]

Cazorla
Ljungberg
Wiltord
Mahrez

[thommo]

Cazorla
Ljungberg
Wiltord
Mahrez

Remaining:

Ayresome Park – 1992 –Middlesbrough* v Blackburn Rovers –
Loftus Road – 1992 – QPR* v Everton -
Hillsborough – 1993 – Sheffield Wednesday* v Southampton –
Filbert Street – 1997 – Leicester City* v Derby County –
Roker Park – 1997 – Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur* -
Reebok Stadium – 2001 – Bolton Wanderers v Leeds United* -
JJB Stadium – 2005 – Wigan Athletic* v Charlton Athletic –
Britannia Stadium – 2011 – Stoke City v Newcastle United* -

[SincereTheRebel]

Henri Camara
Jason Roberts
Hugo Rodallega
Demba Ba
Papiss Cisse

[SincereTheRebel]

Alan Smith
Michael Bridges
Mark Viduka
Robbie Keane
Robbie Fowler
Lee Bowyer

[Baz]

Ian Marshall for that Leicester one.

I thought he was class off the back of it.

[thommo]

Henri Camara
Jason Roberts
Hugo Rodallega
Demba Ba
Papiss Cisse


Alan Smith
Michael Bridges
Mark Viduka
Robbie Keane
Robbie Fowler
Lee Bowyer


Ian Marshall for that Leicester one.

I thought he was class off the back of it.

Remaining:

Ayresome Park – 1992 –Middlesbrough* v Blackburn Rovers –
Loftus Road – 1992 – QPR* v Everton -
Hillsborough – 1993 – Sheffield Wednesday* v Southampton –
Roker Park – 1997 – Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur* -