Trivia Thread

[Dave.]

Ruud van Nistelrooy?

[Jimmy Floyd]

Hasselbaink
Leboeuf

[SincereTheRebel]

Robbie Fowler
Mark Viduka
Yakubu
Owen
Lukaku
Hazard
Hasselbaink
Willian
Mahrez
Vardy
Fabregas
Wanchope
Nial Quinn
kevin Philips

[thommo]

Troy Deeney
Danny Murphy
Mark Noble
Yaya Toure
Jonathan Walters
Josh King
Glenn Murray

Ruud van Nistelrooy?

Hasselbaink
Leboeuf


Robbie Fowler
Mark Viduka
Yakubu
Owen
Lukaku
Hazard
Hasselbaink
Willian
Mahrez
Vardy
Fabregas
Wanchope
Nial Quinn
kevin Philips

56 - Alan Shearer - Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United
43 – Frank Lampard – West Ham United, Chelsea
32 – Steven Gerrard – Liverpool
27 - Mark Noble - West Ham United
26 – Sergio Aguero – Manchester City
24 – Matt Le Tissier – Southampton
23 – Thierry Henry – Arsenal
23 – Wayne Rooney – Manchester United, Everton
21 – Luka Milivojevic – Crystal Palace
21 - Teddy Sheringham - Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Portsmouth, West Ham United
20 – Leighton Baines – Wigan Athletic, Everton
20 – Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur
20 – David Unsworth – Everton, Portsmouth, Wigan Athletic
18 -
18 -
18 – Danny Murphy – Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Fulham
18 – Ruud van Nistelrooy – Manchester United
18 – Yakubu – Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton, Blackburn Rovers
17 – Mikel Arteta – Everton, Arsenal
17 -
17 – Darren Bent – Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, Aston Villa
17 - Robbie Fowler - Liverpool, Leeds United, Manchester City
17 - Eden Hazard - Chelsea
17 – Robbie Keane – Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur
17 – James Milner – Aston Villa, Manchester City, Liverpool
17 - Jamie Vardy - Leicester City
16 -
16 – Ian Wright – Arsenal
15 -
15 -
15 - Troy Deeney - Watford
15 – Robin van Persie – Arsenal, Manchester United
14 – Eric Cantona – Manchester United
14 – Jermain Defoe – Tottenham Hotspur, Portsmouth, Sunderland
14 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink - Leeds United, Chelsea, Middlesbrough
14 - Michael Owen - Liverpool, Newcastle United
13 -
13 – Carlos Tevez – West Ham United, Manchester City
12 -
12 -
11 -
11 – Kevin Phillips – Sunderland, Southampton
11 -
11 - Yaya Toure - Manchester City
11 - Jon Walters - Stoke City
10 -
10 -
10 -
10 -
10 - Josh King - Bournemouth
10 - Frank Leboeuf - Chelsea
10 - Glenn Murray - Crystal Palace, Brighton & Hove Albion
10 -

[SincereTheRebel]

Ronaldo

[Danny]

McAllister

[Jimmy Floyd]

Paolo Di Canio

[thommo]

Ronaldo

McAllister

Paolo Di Canio

Ronaldo scored 11, McAllister 17 and Paolo scored 15.

[SincereTheRebel]

Im, sure there was some left-footed defender who used to bang them in from the late 90s. He may have already been mentioned but the name ruddock is in my head.

[Manc]

James Beattie.

[SincereTheRebel]

The name im thinking of looks like David Unsworth who has already been mentioned.

[SincereTheRebel]

Shuan Wright Philips.
Dion Dublin

[SincereTheRebel]

Okocha
Ashton
Carrol
Ian Harte

[SincereTheRebel]

Heskey
Petr Crouch

[Danny]

Im, sure there was some left-footed defender who used to bang them in from the late 90s. He may have already been mentioned but the name ruddock is in my head.

Julian Dicks

[Danny]

Holdsworth
Earle
Euell
Gayle
Hartson
Ferdinand
Speed

[Dave.]

Marcus Stewart
Mark Viduka

[Danny]

Andy Johnson

[thommo]

James Beattie.

Shuan Wright Philips.
Dion Dublin

Okocha
Ashton
Carrol
Ian Harte

Heskey
Petr Crouch

Julian Dicks

Holdsworth
Earle
Euell
Gayle
Hartson
Ferdinand
Speed

Marcus Stewart
Mark Viduka

Andy Johnson

56 - Alan Shearer - Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United
43 – Frank Lampard – West Ham United, Chelsea
32 – Steven Gerrard – Liverpool
27 - Mark Noble - West Ham United
26 – Sergio Aguero – Manchester City
24 – Matt Le Tissier – Southampton
23 – Thierry Henry – Arsenal
23 – Wayne Rooney – Manchester United, Everton
21 – Luka Milivojevic – Crystal Palace
21 - Teddy Sheringham - Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Portsmouth, West Ham United
20 – Leighton Baines – Wigan Athletic, Everton
20 – Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur
20 – David Unsworth – Everton, Portsmouth, Wigan Athletic
18 -
18 - Gary McAllister - Leeds United, Coventry City, Liverpool
18 – Danny Murphy – Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Fulham
18 – Ruud van Nistelrooy – Manchester United
18 – Yakubu – Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton, Blackburn Rovers
17 – Mikel Arteta – Everton, Arsenal
17 -
17 – Darren Bent – Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, Aston Villa
17 - Robbie Fowler - Liverpool, Leeds United, Manchester City
17 - Eden Hazard - Chelsea
17 – Robbie Keane – Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur
17 – James Milner – Aston Villa, Manchester City, Liverpool
17 - Jamie Vardy - Leicester City
16 - James Beattie - Southampton, Everton, Stoke City
16 – Ian Wright – Arsenal
15 - Paolo di Canio - West Ham United, Charlton Athletic
15 - Julian Dicks - Liverpool, West Ham United
15 - Troy Deeney - Watford
15 – Robin van Persie – Arsenal, Manchester United
14 – Eric Cantona – Manchester United
14 – Jermain Defoe – Tottenham Hotspur, Portsmouth, Sunderland
14 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink - Leeds United, Chelsea, Middlesbrough
14 - Michael Owen - Liverpool, Newcastle United
13 -
13 – Carlos Tevez – West Ham United, Manchester City
12 - Andy Johnson - Crystal Palace, Everton
12 -
11 -
11 – Kevin Phillips – Sunderland, Southampton
11 - Cristiano Ronaldo - Manchester United
11 - Yaya Toure - Manchester City
11 - Jon Walters - Stoke City
10 -
10 -
10 - Dion Dublin - Coventry City, Aston Villa
10 - Ian Harte - Leeds United
10 - Josh King - Bournemouth
10 - Frank Leboeuf - Chelsea
10 - Glenn Murray - Crystal Palace, Brighton & Hove Albion
10 - Gary Speed - Everton, Bolton Wanderers

[thommo]

Remaining penalty scorers, with the years they played in the Premier League:

18 - (1997-2018)
17 - (1992-1998)
13 - (2006-2011)
12 - (1998-1999, 2001-2013)
11 - (2010-2018)
10 - (2005-2016)
10 - (2012-present)

[Danny]

Charlie Adam
Gareth Barry
Pearce

[thommo]

Charlie Adam
Gareth Barry
Pearce

18 - Gareth Barry - Aston Villa
17 - (1992-1998)
13 - (2006-2011)
12 - (1998-1999, 2001-2013)
11 - Charlie Adam - Blackpool, Liverpool, Stoke City
10 - (2005-2016)
10 - (2012-present)

[SincereTheRebel]

Lauren Robert
Craig Bellamy
Stewart Downing
Joe Cole
Carrick
Kanoute

[Danny]

Peter Beardsley
Kevin Davies
Kevin Nolan

[Dave.]

Nicolas Anelka

[thommo]

Lauren Robert
Craig Bellamy
Stewart Downing
Joe Cole
Carrick
Kanoute

Peter Beardsley
Kevin Davies
Kevin Nolan

Nicolas Anelka

18 - Gareth Barry - Aston Villa
17 - Peter Beardsley - Everton, Newcastle United
13 - (2006-2011)
12 - (1998-1999, 2001-2013)
11 - Charlie Adam - Blackpool, Liverpool, Stoke City
10 - (2005-2016)
10 - (2012-present)

[SincereTheRebel]

Kevin Doyle

[Dave.]

Gylfi Sigurdsson

[Dave.]

Cesc Fabregas

[SincereTheRebel]

Rashford
Pogba

[thommo]

None of the above. I can include clubs they scored for if you're struggling.

[Dave.]

Olivier Giroud

[Manc]

Benteke.

[thommo]

Benteke.

Remaining 3, and the teams they scored penalties for:

13 - Blackburn Rovers (2006-2011)
12 - Fulham, Manchester United, Everton (1998-1999, 2001-2013)
10 - Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur (2005-2016)

[John]

Gamst Pedersen
Saha
Adebayor

[Manc]

McCarthy.

[Danny]

Think John has them all there

[thommo]

Gamst Pedersen
Saha
Adebayor

McCarthy.

Nice one, full list below. I've got another related question but I'll keep that till tomorrow morning.

56 - Alan Shearer - Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United
43 – Frank Lampard – West Ham United, Chelsea
32 – Steven Gerrard – Liverpool
27 - Mark Noble - West Ham United
26 – Sergio Aguero – Manchester City
24 – Matt Le Tissier – Southampton
23 – Thierry Henry – Arsenal
23 – Wayne Rooney – Manchester United, Everton
21 – Luka Milivojevic – Crystal Palace
21 - Teddy Sheringham - Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Portsmouth, West Ham United
20 – Leighton Baines – Wigan Athletic, Everton
20 – Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur
20 – David Unsworth – Everton, Portsmouth, Wigan Athletic
18 - Gareth Barry - Aston Villa
18 - Gary McAllister - Leeds United, Coventry City, Liverpool
18 – Danny Murphy – Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Fulham
18 – Ruud van Nistelrooy – Manchester United
18 – Yakubu – Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton, Blackburn Rovers
17 – Mikel Arteta – Everton, Arsenal
17 - Peter Beardsley - Everton, Newcastle United
17 – Darren Bent – Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, Aston Villa
17 - Robbie Fowler - Liverpool, Leeds United, Manchester City
17 - Eden Hazard - Chelsea
17 – Robbie Keane – Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur
17 – James Milner – Aston Villa, Manchester City, Liverpool
17 - Jamie Vardy - Leicester City
16 - James Beattie - Southampton, Everton, Stoke City
16 – Ian Wright – Arsenal
15 - Paolo di Canio - West Ham United, Charlton Athletic
15 - Julian Dicks - Liverpool, West Ham United
15 - Troy Deeney - Watford
15 – Robin van Persie – Arsenal, Manchester United
14 – Eric Cantona – Manchester United
14 – Jermain Defoe – Tottenham Hotspur, Portsmouth, Sunderland
14 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink - Leeds United, Chelsea, Middlesbrough
14 - Michael Owen - Liverpool, Newcastle United
13 - Benni McCarthy - Blackburn Rovers
13 – Carlos Tevez – West Ham United, Manchester City
12 - Andy Johnson - Crystal Palace, Everton
12 - Louis Saha - Fulham, Manchester United, Everton
11 - Charlie Adam - Blackpool, Liverpool, Stoke City
11 – Kevin Phillips – Sunderland, Southampton
11 - Cristiano Ronaldo - Manchester United
11 - Yaya Toure - Manchester City
11 - Jon Walters - Stoke City
10 - Emmanuel Adebayor - Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur
10 - Christian Benteke - Aston Villa, Crystal Palace
10 - Dion Dublin - Coventry City, Aston Villa
10 - Ian Harte - Leeds United
10 - Josh King - Bournemouth
10 - Frank Leboeuf - Chelsea
10 - Glenn Murray - Crystal Palace, Brighton & Hove Albion
10 - Gary Speed - Everton, Bolton Wanderers

[thommo]

There are 38 players who have scored more than 40 Premier League goals without a penalty. Can you name them all?

[niko_cee]

Mané?

[niko_cee]

Did the likes of United's much vaunted midfielders (Giggs, Scholes, Beckham) ever take pens for them or was it always a forward or Dennis Irwin?

[Ian]

Giggs took some penalties when he was older, certainly. Pretty sure Scholes took one or two, Beckham might be a good shout though.

[thommo]

Mané?

Did the likes of United's much vaunted midfielders (Giggs, Scholes, Beckham) ever take pens for them or was it always a forward or Dennis Irwin?

Mane has 78 goals so far without a penalty.

Paul Scholes scored 1 penalty out of his 107 PL goals, and Beckham scored 2. Giggs also scored 2, both in the same game.

[SincereTheRebel]

Ljungberg

[SincereTheRebel]

John Terry

[Ian]

What about Solskjaer? I can't immediately think of any penalties he took.

[SvN]

Andy Cole never took a penalty

[Ian]

Not for Newcastle either? I'd discounted him assuming he must have taken some here or there.

[thommo]

Ljungberg

John Terry

What about Solskjaer? I can't immediately think of any penalties he took.

Andy Cole never took a penalty

Andy Cole has the most without a penalty, with 187 PL goals.

[SvN]

Andrei Kanchelskis
Paul Ince
Roy Keane
Nicky Butt
Brian McClair
Mark Hughes
Danny Welbeck
Theo Walcott


This is a lot tougher than I was expecting. I reckon it's mostly gonna be midfielders and defenders, because most forwards will have had at least one.

[Manc]

Cole, Suarez, Henry, Les Ferdinand.

[thommo]

Andrei Kanchelskis
Paul Ince
Roy Keane
Nicky Butt
Brian McClair
Mark Hughes
Danny Welbeck
Theo Walcott


This is a lot tougher than I was expecting. I reckon it's mostly gonna be midfielders and defenders, because most forwards will have had at least one.

It's quite a mix of players in the list to be honest. Some surprises when I put it together anyway. Walcott having 74 PL goals is a shock too.

[thommo]

Cole, Suarez, Henry, Les Ferdinand.

Ferdinand the 2nd-highest on the list with 149 goals.

[Ian]

Hernandez?

[Dave.]

I don't know where to start with this one. Some guesses:

Niall Quinn
Chris Sutton
Mike Newell
Marian Pahars
Salomon Kalou

[thommo]

Hernandez scored 1 penalty (and missed another). List so far:

187 goals – Andy Cole (1993-2008)
149 goals – Les Ferdinand (1992-2005)
-
-
92 goals – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (1996-2007)
-
78 goals – Sadio Mane (2014-present)
74 goals – Theo Walcott (2006-present)
-
69 goals – Luis Suarez (2011-2014)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
48 goals – Freddie Ljungberg (1998-2008)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
43 goals – Andrei Kanchelskis (1992-1997, 2001, 2002-2003)
-
-
42 goals – Paul Ince (1992-1995, 1997-2002)
-
42 goals – Danny Welbeck (2008-present)
-
-
41 goals – John Terry (1998-2017)

[thommo]

I don't know where to start with this one. Some guesses:

Niall Quinn
Chris Sutton
Mike Newell
Marian Pahars
Salomon Kalou

Quinn is 11th on the list, with 59 goals.

[SvN]

Tim Sherwood
Darren Anderton
Steve McManaman
Trevor Sinclair
Paul Merson
Nicck Barmby
Joe Cole

[Manc]

Agbonlahor, Giroud, Kevin Davies, Duncan Ferguson, Ian Wright, Sheringham, Gudjohnsen, Diego Costa, Eriksen.

[SincereTheRebel]

Podolski

[SvN]

Sheringham and Wright must have about 60 penalties between them.

[thommo]

Tim Sherwood
Darren Anderton
Steve McManaman
Trevor Sinclair
Paul Merson
Nicck Barmby
Joe Cole

Agbonlahor, Giroud, Kevin Davies, Duncan Ferguson, Ian Wright, Sheringham, Gudjohnsen, Diego Costa, Eriksen.

Podolski

37 penalties between Sheringham and Wright, as an aside.

[Dave.]

Alan Smith (Arsenal)
Alan Smith (Leeds)
Kevin Campbell
Wiltord

Wright and Sheringham were in previous list.

[thommo]

Alan Smith (Arsenal)
Alan Smith (Leeds)
Kevin Campbell
Wiltord

Wright and Sheringham were in previous list.

82 goals for Campbell puts him 6th on the list.

[SvN]

Emile Heskey
Darius Vassell
Darren Bent
Marcus Bent
Peter Crouch
Daniel Sturridge
Raheem Sterling
Shaun Wright-Philips

[thommo]

Emile Heskey
Darius Vassell
Darren Bent
Marcus Bent
Peter Crouch
Daniel Sturridge
Raheem Sterling
Shaun Wright-Philips

Heskey and Crouch were the two remaining centurions on the list, with 111 and 106 goals. List so far:

187 goals – Andy Cole (1993-2008)
149 goals – Les Ferdinand (1992-2005)
111 goals – Emile Heskey (1996-2012)
106 goals – Peter Crouch (2002-2019)
92 goals – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (1996-2007)
82 goals – Kevin Campbell (1992-1997, 1999-2006)
78 goals – Sadio Mane (2014-present)
74 goals – Theo Walcott (2006-present)
73 goals – Gabriel Agbonlahor (2005-2016)
69 goals – Luis Suarez (2011-2014)
59 goals – Niall Quinn (1992-1997, 1999-2003)
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-
-
-
-
-
51 goals – Christian Eriksen (2013-2020)
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-
-
48 goals – Freddie Ljungberg (1998-2008)
-
47 goals – Joe Cole (1999-2015)
46 goals – Paul Merson (1992-1997, 1998-2002)
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-
-
-
43 goals – Andrei Kanchelskis (1992-1997, 2001, 2002-2003)
-
-
42 goals – Paul Ince (1992-1995, 1997-2002)
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42 goals – Danny Welbeck (2008-present)
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41 goals – Steve McManaman (1992-1999, 2003-2005)
41 goals – John Terry (1998-2017)

[Guybrush]

Fernando Torres.

[thommo]

Fernando Torres.

Unfortunately, Torres did score 1 penalty in his 85 PL goals, for Chelsea in 12/13.

[bruhnaldo]

Wilfried Zaha?

[bruhnaldo]

Maybe Nani and Michael Carrick. Rooney surely would've handled most of those.

[bruhnaldo]

Adam Lallana been around for a long time does he ever take pens?

[niko_cee]

He (inexplicably) took one for England when he was in that 3 months of form that had him going to PSG for £80m so I'd guess probably at some point.

[Luca]

Steve Bruce, surely?

[Luca]

Got the years wrong on Bruce, I think. Le Tissier?

[niko_cee]

I think Le Tiss took a penalty or two.

[Shindig]

Peter Beardsley
Ian Rush
Mark Hately
Nigel Quashie?

Just plucking names from thin air here.

[thommo]

Peter Beardsley
Ian Rush
Mark Hately
Nigel Quashie?

Just plucking names from thin air here.

Bruce, Lallana, Nani, Carrick and Zaha all haven't scored over 40 PL goals.

I'll give you the years playing in the Prem for the remaining players.

[thommo]

Remaining:

57 goals - (1996-2011)
57 goals - (2010-present)
56 goals - (2004-2012)
56 goals - (1992-2001)
54 goals - (2001-2014)
53 goals - (1993-1999)
51 goals - (2015-present)
50 goals - (2011-2015)
50 goals - (1996-2001, 2002-2004)
45 goals - (1992-2000)
45 goals - (1992-1998, 2001-2002)
44 goals - (2000-2005)
44 goals - (2000-2016)
43 goals - (1993-2003)
42 goals - (2007-2013)
42 goals - (1994-2001)
41 goals - (2013-2018)

I was thinking of giving the clubs they played for, but I think that'd make it too easy.

[SvN]

Bruce was also United's penalty taker for years.

Lee Bowyer
Don Hutchinson
Darren Huckerby
Coutinho for the bottom one

[thommo]

Bruce was also United's penalty taker for years.

Lee Bowyer
Don Hutchinson
Darren Huckerby
Coutinho for the bottom one

Bowyer was the joint top remaining player, with 57 goals.

[SincereTheRebel]

Gareth Bale
Gareth Barry
Craig Bellamy
Shaun Goater

[SvN]

Mahrez
Danny Murphy
Demba Ba
Papiss Cisse
Andrey Arshavin
Taarabt
Clint Dempsey
Benni McCarthy

[SincereTheRebel]

Brian Mcbride
Bobby Zamora

[John]

Benni McCarthy was an answer in the last question.

[thommo]

Gareth Bale
Gareth Barry
Craig Bellamy
Shaun Goater

Mahrez
Danny Murphy
Demba Ba
Papiss Cisse
Andrey Arshavin
Taarabt
Clint Dempsey
Benni McCarthy

Brian Mcbride
Bobby Zamora

I've added positions of the remaining players too:

57 goals - (2010-present) - Midfielder
56 goals - (2004-2012) - Midfielder/Forward
56 goals - (1992-2001) - Striker
54 goals - (2001-2014) - Winger
53 goals - (1993-1999) - Striker
51 goals - (2015-present) - Winger/Striker
50 goals - (2011-2015) - Striker
50 goals - (1996-2001, 2002-2004) - Striker
45 goals - (1992-2000) - Midfielder
45 goals - (1992-1998, 2001-2002) - Winger/Striker
44 goals - (2000-2005) - Striker
44 goals - (2000-2016) - Midfielder
43 goals - (1993-2003) - Striker
42 goals - (1994-2001) - Striker

[SincereTheRebel]

Robert Earnshaw
James Beattie
Carlton Cole
Kanu
Duff
Dunne

[SincereTheRebel]

Son
Martial
Mata
Silva
Dzeko

[SincereTheRebel]

Mark Noble
Kevin Nolan
Leon Osman

[SincereTheRebel]

Kanoute

[SincereTheRebel]

Michu
Wayne Routledge
Kieron Dyer

[thommo]

Robert Earnshaw
James Beattie
Carlton Cole
Kanu
Duff
Dunne

Son
Martial
Mata
Silva
Dzeko

Mark Noble
Kevin Nolan
Leon Osman

Kanoute

Michu
Wayne Routledge
Kieron Dyer

57 goals - David Silva (2010-present) - Midfielder
56 goals - (2004-2012) - Midfielder/Forward
56 goals - (1992-2001) - Striker
54 goals - Damien Duff (2001-2014) - Winger
53 goals - (1993-1999) - Striker
51 goals - Heung-min Son (2015-present) - Winger/Striker
50 goals - Edin Dzeko (2011-2015) - Striker
50 goals - (1996-2001, 2002-2004) - Striker
45 goals - (1992-2000) - Midfielder
45 goals - (1992-1998, 2001-2002) - Winger/Striker
44 goals - Frederic Kanoute (2000-2005) - Striker
44 goals - Leon Osman (2000-2016) - Midfielder
43 goals - (1993-2003) - Striker
42 goals - (1994-2001) - Striker

[SincereTheRebel]

Oscar
Tim Cahil
Malouda
Kalou
Hadji
The other morrocon from Coventry
Julian Joachin
Hamilton Ricard
Kinkladze
Alan Boksic
Juan Pablo Angel

[SincereTheRebel]

Niall Quinn
Kevin Philips
Di Canio
Carbone

[SincereTheRebel]

Mikkel Forrsell
Niklas Bendtner
Wiltord
Parlour
Platt
Vieira

[SvN]

Brian Deane
Rod Wallace
Steffan Iverson
Paul Dickov
Uwe Rosler
Paulo Wanchope for the one on 50
David Hirst
Andy Sinton

[thommo]

Oscar
Tim Cahil
Malouda
Kalou
Hadji
The other morrocon from Coventry
Julian Joachin
Hamilton Ricard
Kinkladze
Alan Boksic
Juan Pablo Angel

Brian Deane
Rod Wallace
Steffan Iverson
Paul Dickov
Uwe Rosler
Paulo Wanchope for the one on 50
David Hirst
Andy Sinton

Just 4 left to get.

57 goals - David Silva (2010-present) - Midfielder
56 goals - Tim Cahill (2004-2012) - Midfielder/Forward
56 goals - (1992-2001) - Striker
54 goals - Damien Duff (2001-2014) - Winger
53 goals - (1993-1999) - Striker
51 goals - Heung-min Son (2015-present) - Winger/Striker
50 goals - Edin Dzeko (2011-2015) - Striker
50 goals - Paulo Wanchope (1996-2001, 2002-2004) - Striker
45 goals - (1992-2000) - Midfielder
45 goals - Rod Wallace (1992-1998, 2001-2002) - Winger/Striker
44 goals - Frederic Kanoute (2000-2005) - Striker
44 goals - Leon Osman (2000-2016) - Midfielder
43 goals - (1993-2003) - Striker
42 goals - Julian Joachim (1994-2001) - Striker

[John]

In my mind Tim Cahill has about fifty more goals than that and about ten penalties.

[SincereTheRebel]

If rod Wallace is correct, im going to say Reul Fox, Brian Deane and Barry Hayes

[SincereTheRebel]

Kevin Campbell

[niko_cee]

Steve McManaman?

[thommo]

Both Campbell and McManaman have been said already and are in the list.

Nationalities of the remaining 4:

56 goals - (1992-2001) - Striker - Scottish
53 goals - (1993-1999) - Striker - English
45 goals - (1992-2000) - Midfielder - Jamiacan
43 goals - (1993-2003) - Striker - Irish

[SincereTheRebel]

Kevin Lisbie
Robbie Earl
Deon Buurton
Marcus Gayle

[thommo]

Kevin Lisbie
Robbie Earl
Deon Buurton
Marcus Gayle

Robbie Earle is indeed the Jamiacan, I couldn't believe he'd never scored a penalty.

[Jimmy Floyd]

What this list tells me is that managers don't put black players on penalties. Has there ever been a study done on this?

[SvN]

Kevin Gallen
Kevin Gallagher
James McFadden

[thommo]

Kevin Gallen
Kevin Gallagher
James McFadden

Gallacher was the Scot with 56 goals.

I've actually made a mistake - the forward with 53 goals is a Nigerian international. Looking at place of birth is not the best way to categorise, clearly.

[niko_cee]

Efan Ekoku?

[thommo]

Efan Ekoku?

Correct. So the last guy, an Irish striker who played for 3 PL clubs over 10 years, scoring 43 goals but no penalties. Any guesses?

Oh hang on. I've had a shocker here. He's English, not Irish. :facepalm:

[Danny]

Noel Whelan

He was crap enough and stuck around long enough

[thommo]

Noel Whelan

He was crap enough and stuck around long enough

He was indeed. Apologies for my nationality fuck-ups there. Full list below:

187 goals – Andy Cole (1993-2008)
149 goals – Les Ferdinand (1992-2005)
111 goals – Emile Heskey (1996-2012)
106 goals – Peter Crouch (2002-2019)
92 goals – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (1996-2007)
82 goals – Kevin Campbell (1992-1997, 1999-2006)
78 goals – Sadio Mane (2014-present)
74 goals – Theo Walcott (2006-present)
73 goals – Gabriel Agbonlahor (2005-2016)
69 goals – Luis Suarez (2011-2014)
59 goals – Niall Quinn (1992-1997, 1999-2003)
57 goals – Lee Bowyer (1996-2011)
57 goals – David Silva (2010-present)
56 goals – Tim Cahill (2004-2012)
56 goals – Kevin Gallacher (1992-2001)
54 goals – Damien Duff (2001-2014)
53 goals – Efan Ekoku (1993-1999)
51 goals – Christian Eriksen (2013-2020)
51 goals – Heung-min Son (2015-present)
50 goals – Edin Dzeko (2011-2015)
50 goals – Paulo Wanchope (1996-2001, 2002-2004)
48 goals – Freddie Ljungberg (1998-2008)
48 goals – Ian Rush (1992-1998)
47 goals – Joe Cole (1999-2015)
46 goals – Paul Merson (1992-1997, 1998-2002)
45 goals – Robbie Earle (1992-2000)
45 goals – Rod Wallace (1992-1998, 2001-2002)
44 goals – Frederic Kanoute (2000-2005)
44 goals – Leon Osman (2000-2016)
43 goals – Andrei Kanchelskis (1992-1997, 2001, 2002-2003)
43 goals – Noel Whelan (1993-2003)
42 goals – Gareth Bale (2007-2013)
42 goals – Paul Ince (1992-1995, 1997-2002)
42 goals – Julian Joachim (1994-2001)
42 goals – Danny Welbeck (2008-present)
41 goals – Phillipe Coutinho (2013-2018)
41 goals – Steve McManaman (1992-1999, 2003-2005)
41 goals – John Terry (1998-2017)

[SvN]

I was listening to Quickly Kevin with Darren Huckerby (I think) the other day who said Whelen was the most naturally talented player he ever played with.

[SvN]

Funnily enough, this article (https://www.theguardian.com/football/2007/feb/01/1) has Cole as scoring one penalty, but I have no idea who it was for or against.

[The Merse]

Kevin Gallacher would never be trusted with a pen whilst SAS and Mike Newell were about, so him.
Darren Huckerby
Darius Vassell

[thommo]

Funnily enough, this article (https://www.theguardian.com/football/2007/feb/01/1) has Cole as scoring one penalty, but I have no idea who it was for or against.

Fuck me, he has. And it's one I should have remembered - for Fulham against Birmingham in 04/05.

[thommo]

In fact, I've done a bit more digging (yes, I've done no work today whatsoever), and it appears Crouch also has scored one. This whole question may have been a sham.

[Danny]

Premier league website says zero

https://www.premierleague.com/players/725/Andrew-Cole/stats

[thommo]

I think the PL website only started tracking certain stats after a particular season. It also claims Shearer took 0 penalties and that Cole made half a pass a game on average.

Oh well. It may not all be factually correct but it was worth a question.

[SincereTheRebel]

In fact, I've done a bit more digging (yes, I've done no work today whatsoever), and it appears Crouch also has scored one. This whole question may have been a sham.

I understand your pain. Fuck these man. They don't appreciate the work.

[Luca]

Bruce was also United's penalty taker for years.

Lee Bowyer
Don Hutchinson
Darren Huckerby
Coutinho for the bottom one

I'm horrible at this.

[thommo]

Saul scored his 3rd goal against an English opponent on Tuesday night. He is one of 52 Spaniards to have scored against an English team in the Champions League (since 1992). Can you name the other 51?

- Some players have scored on multiple occasions.
- I'll add clues (years, rounds, teams) as we move through the list.

[SincereTheRebel]

Raul
Ramos
Cazorla
Morentas
Diego Tristan
Pedro
David Dilla
Del Horno

[Jimmy Floyd]

Juan Mata
Hierro
David Silva
Morientes
Raúl
Nernando Norres

[thommo]

Raul
Ramos
Cazorla
Morentas
Diego Tristan
Pedro
David Dilla
Del Horno

Juan Mata
Hierro
David Silva
Morientes
Raúl
Nernando Norres

I'm presuming 'Dilla' is a typo, and not some obscure guess Sincere.

[SincereTheRebel]

Mista
Xavi
Iniesta

[SincereTheRebel]

Mendieta
Baraka
Vicente

[SincereTheRebel]

Luis Enquire

[SincereTheRebel]

Llorente
Xabi Alonso
Puyol
Pique

[thommo]

Mista
Xavi
Iniesta

Mendieta
Baraka
Vicente

Luis Enquire:D

Llorente
Xabi Alonso
Puyol
Pique

[Jimmy Floyd]

Busquets
Dani (?? Shit Barcelona forward who I think scored against us in 2000)

[thommo]

Busquets
Dani (?? Shit Barcelona forward who I think scored against us in 2000)

There was a striker named Dani who scored for Betis v Chelsea in 05/06. There is a similarly named player who did score for Barcelona v Chelsea in 99/00.

Update:

1994-95 –
1994-95 –
1997-98 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Newcastle United
1998-99 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
1999-2000 –
2000-01 – Fernando Hierro – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Leeds United
2000-01 –
2000-01 – Gaizka Mendieta – Valencia v Leeds United
2001-02 –
2001-02 –
2001-02 –
2001-02 – Diego Tristan (2) – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2001-02 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Arsenal
2001-02 –
2002-03 – Ruben Baraja – Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 –
2002-03 –
2002-03 –
2002-03 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
2003-04 –
2003-04 –
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2004-05 –
2005-06 –
2005-06 –
2005-06 – Dani - Real Betis v Chelsea
2006-07 – David Silva – Valencia v Chelsea
2006-07 – Fernando Morientes – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – David Villa – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Arsenal
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 –
2008-09 –
2008-09 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Xabi Alonso – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2010-11 –
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 – Xavi – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 –
2010-11 – Pedro – Barcelona v Manchester United
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Manchester United
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 – Sergio Busquets - Barcelona v Chelsea
2011-12 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2013-14 –
2013-14 –
2013-14 –
2014-15 –
2014-15 –
2014-15 – Xabi Alonso – Bayern Munich v Manchester City
2015-16 –
2016-17 –
2016-17 –
2016-17 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Leicester City
2017-18 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2018-19 –
2018-19 –
2018-19 –
2018-19 – Fernando Llorente – Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
2019-20 –
2019-20 – Fernando Llorente – Napoli v Liverpool
2019-20 –
2019-20 –
2019-20 –
2019-20 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Liverpool

[Danny]

Guti
Joaquin
Senna
Etxeberria
Costa

[Jimmy Floyd]

Who was that elusive bloke who used to play ten for Deportivo. Valerón?

[thommo]

Guti
Joaquin
Senna
Etxeberria
Costa


Who was that elusive bloke who used to play ten for Deportivo. Valerón?

Valeron scored in 01/02 against Arsenal.

[SincereTheRebel]

Luis Garcia
Olmo
Asensio
Negredo
Juanfran
Nacho
Thiago
Morata

[SincereTheRebel]

Jesus Navas

[SincereTheRebel]

Hierro
Campo
Reyes

[SincereTheRebel]

Isco

[thommo]

Luis Garcia
Olmo
Asensio
Negredo
Juanfran
Nacho
Thiago
Morata

Hierro has also already been said.

[thommo]

Update:

1994-95 –
1994-95 –
1997-98 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Newcastle United
1998-99 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
1999-2000 –
2000-01 – Fernando Hierro – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Leeds United
2000-01 –
2000-01 – Gaizka Mendieta – Valencia v Leeds United
2001-02 –
2001-02 –
2001-02 –
2001-02 – Diego Tristan (2) – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2001-02 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Arsenal
2001-02 – Juan Carlos Valeron = Deportivo La Coruna v Arsenal
2002-03 – Ruben Baraja – Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 –
2002-03 –
2002-03 –
2002-03 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
2003-04 –
2003-04 –
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2004-05 – Luis Garcia - Liverpool v Chelsea
2005-06 –
2005-06 –
2005-06 – Dani - Real Betis v Chelsea
2006-07 – David Silva – Valencia v Chelsea
2006-07 – Fernando Morientes – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – David Villa – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Arsenal
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 –
2008-09 – Marcos Senna - Villarreal v Arsenal
2008-09 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Xabi Alonso – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2010-11 –
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 – Xavi – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 –
2010-11 – Pedro – Barcelona v Manchester United
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Manchester United
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 –
2011-12 – Sergio Busquets - Barcelona v Chelsea
2011-12 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2013-14 –
2013-14 –
2013-14 – Diego Costa - Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2014-15 –
2014-15 –
2014-15 – Xabi Alonso – Bayern Munich v Manchester City
2015-16 – Alvaro Morata - Juventus v Manchester City
2016-17 – Thiago(2) - Bayern Munich v Arsenal
2016-17 –
2016-17 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Leicester City
2017-18 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2018-19 –
2018-19 –
2018-19 –
2018-19 – Fernando Llorente – Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
2019-20 – Dani Olmo - Dinamo Zagreb v Manchester City
2019-20 – Fernando Llorente – Napoli v Liverpool
2019-20 –
2019-20 –
2019-20 –
2019-20 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Liverpool

[Dave.]

Cesc Fabregas
Jose Mari

[Jimmy Floyd]

Angulo for Valencia. Maybe David Albelda from the same side.

[thommo]

None of the above, I'm afraid. I've added the clubs for the games in question for the remaining players. The team they scored for is given first:

1994-95 – Barcelona v Manchester United
1994-95 – Barcelona v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Barcelona v Chelsea
2000-01 – Valencia v Leeds United
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2002-03 – Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 – Barcelona v Newcastle United
2002-03 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2003-04 – Celta Vigo v Arsenal
2003-04 – Arsenal v Chelsea
2005-06 – Villarreal v Everton
2005-06 – Real Betis v Liverpool
2008-09 – Fenerbahce v Arsenal
2010-11 – Valencia v Manchester United
2010-11 – Schalke v Manchester United
2011-12 – Villarreal v Manchester City
2011-12 – Valencia v Chelsea
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Benfica v Chelsea
2013-14 – Napoli v Arsenal
2013-14 – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2016-17 – Sevilla v Leicester City
2018-19 – PSG v Liverpool
2018-19 – Valencia v Manchester United
2018-19 – PSG v Manchester United
2019-20 – Valencia v Chelsea
2019-20 – Ajax v Chelsea
2019-20 – Valencia v Chelsea

[Danny]

Unlikely but Pep
Bernat
Rodrigo
Santi Mina

[Danny]

Can’t think for the life of me who the Spanish player at Ajax is.

Edit: basing it on my ‘decent’ FIFA knowledge they don’t have one. Own goal?

[Dave.]

Jose Antonio Reyes
Jordi Alba
Roberto Soldado
Fernando
Koke
Thiago

[Dave.]

Javi Martinez

[thommo]

Unlikely but Pep
Bernat
Rodrigo
Santi Mina

Jose Antonio Reyes
Jordi Alba
Roberto Soldado
Fernando
Koke
Thiago

Javi Martinez

Can’t think for the life of me who the Spanish player at Ajax is.

Edit: basing it on my ‘decent’ FIFA knowledge they don’t have one. Own goal?

It was indeed an own goal.

[Manc]

Rufete, Ferrer.

[Danny]

Alonso
Kepa
Azpilicueta
Nadal
Kiko

[thommo]

Rufete, Ferrer.

Alonso
Kepa
Azpilicueta
Nadal
Kiko

Remaining:

1994-95 – Barcelona v Manchester United
1994-95 – Albert Ferrer - Barcelona v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Barcelona v Chelsea
2000-01 – Valencia v Leeds United
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2002-03 – Francisco Rufete - Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 – Barcelona v Newcastle United
2002-03 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2003-04 – Celta Vigo v Arsenal
2003-04 – Jose Antonio Reyes - Arsenal v Chelsea
2005-06 – Villarreal v Everton
2005-06 – Real Betis v Liverpool
2008-09 – Fenerbahce v Arsenal
2010-11 – Valencia v Manchester United
2010-11 – Schalke v Manchester United
2011-12 – Villarreal v Manchester City
2011-12 – Roberto Soldado - Valencia v Chelsea
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Benfica v Chelsea
2013-14 – Napoli v Arsenal
2013-14 – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2016-17 – Sevilla v Leicester City
2018-19 – Juan Bernat - PSG v Liverpool
2018-19 – Valencia v Manchester United
2018-19 – Juan Bernat - PSG v Manchester United
2019-20 – Rodrigo - Valencia v Chelsea
2019-20 – Kepa Arrizabalaga (og) - Ajax v Chelsea
2019-20 – Valencia v Chelsea

[Luca]

Schalke vs. United was Jurado, because I was just watching those highlights. Soler scored one for Valencia against us when we played them. Fuck remembers the other scorers.

[thommo]

Schalke vs. United was Jurado, because I was just watching those highlights. Soler scored one for Valencia against us when we played them. Fuck remembers the other scorers.

Both correct, Soler also scored against Chelsea this season.

[Guybrush]

Ruben Baraja vs Liverpool.

[Shindig]

Guti
Mendieta
Soldado
Diego Tristan

[John]

Guiza

[thommo]

Sorry, busy weekend so didn't get round to updating.


Ruben Baraja vs Liverpool.

Guti
Mendieta
Soldado
Diego Tristan
Unfortunately, all of the above have been said.


Guiza
Scored for Fenerbahce against Arsenal.

[SincereTheRebel]

What is remaining?

[thommo]

Remaining players - with some more clues:

1994-95 – Barcelona v Manchester United - Attacking midfielder, 30 caps for Spain, played for Sociedad as well as Barcelona.
1999-2000 – Barcelona v Chelsea - Came through Real Madrid's youth system, striker. Flitted between clubs, spent time in Greece and Turkey too.
2000-01 – Valencia v Leeds United - Striker, scored twice in this game. Also played for Celta in his career. 1 cap for Spain.
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal - Central midfielder, ended his career with a very brief loan spell for Coventry City. Other than that, spent whole career in Spain.
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal - Fairly obscure right-sided midfielder, also spent a couple of seasons with Atletico and Sociedad.
2001-02 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United - Central midfielder, regular for 9 seasons with Deportivo. Currently managing in Spain. Capped for both Spain and Catalonia.
2002-03 – Barcelona v Newcastle United - Same striker who scored v Chelsea in 99/00.
2002-03 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United - Right winger who came through the Real Madrid youth academy. Very recently sacked from a Spanish club due to a scandal.
2003-04 – Celta Vigo v Arsenal - Obscure defensive midfielder who also played for Valencia and Zaragoza, earned 2 caps for Spain.
2005-06 – Villarreal v Everton - Very surprised if anyone gets this player - another defensive midfielder who played for Las Palmas as well as Villarreal. Managing in the Spanish lower leagues now.
2005-06 – Real Betis v Liverpool - Again, another extremely obscure player. Spent 11 years in Betis before finishing career in Thailand. Played as a DM or centre back.
2010-11 – Valencia v Manchester United - Classy playmaker who came through Valencia's youth system. Has since spent multiple years in English football.
2011-12 – Villarreal v Manchester City - Wide midfielder who also played for Zaragoza. 9 years with Villarreal, but never capped for Spain.
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal - 6 years at Olympiakos where he won the title 6 times. Scored in both games v Arsenal. Attacking midfielder, who played for Villarreal before moving to Greece.
2011-12 – Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Benfica v Chelsea - Had a spell in England and Russia. Still playing in Spain now in the top flight.
2013-14 – Napoli v Arsenal - Still at Napoli, youth product of Real Madrid.
2013-14 – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea - Veteran striker, still playing in the top flight of Spain. Also had a spell in Portugal.
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool - Scored in both games against Liverpool in the group stage. Winger who played for Celta, and also had time in Turkey and Poland.
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2016-17 – Sevilla v Leicester City - Playmaker who moved last summer transfer window away from Spain.

[Manc]

Callejon, Adrian, Victor Sanchez.

[thommo]

Callejon, Adrian, Victor Sanchez.

All correct.

[SincereTheRebel]

Portillo
Bojan

[SincereTheRebel]

Hernandez from Leeds

[SincereTheRebel]

Diego Costa

[SincereTheRebel]

Valeron
Diego Tristan

[thommo]

Portillo
Bojan

Hernandez from Leeds

Diego Costa

Valeron
Diego Tristan

Diego Costa, Valeron and Tristan are all correct but have already been said. Pablo Hernandez scored for Valencia against United in 10/11.

[SincereTheRebel]

Dany Garcia
Gabri
Gerard

[SincereTheRebel]

Batra
Cuenca

[Manc]

Sarabia, David Fuster, Cani, Arzu.

[thommo]

Dany Garcia
Gabri
Gerard

Batra
Cuenca

Sarabia, David Fuster, Cani, Arzu.

Impressed you've got Arzu, I thought he was way too obscure. Remaining players:

1994-95 – Barcelona v Manchester United - Attacking midfielder, 30 caps for Spain, played for Sociedad as well as Barcelona.
2000-01 – Valencia v Leeds United - Striker, scored twice in this game. Also played for Celta in his career. 1 cap for Spain.
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal - Central midfielder, ended his career with a very brief loan spell for Coventry City. Other than that, spent whole career in Spain.
2001-02 – Real Mallorca v Arsenal - Fairly obscure right-sided midfielder, also spent a couple of seasons with Atletico and Sociedad.
2001-02 – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United - Central midfielder, regular for 9 seasons with Deportivo. Currently managing in Spain. Capped for both Spain and Catalonia.
2003-04 – Celta Vigo v Arsenal - Obscure defensive midfielder who also played for Valencia and Zaragoza, earned 2 caps for Spain.
2005-06 – Villarreal v Everton - Very surprised if anyone gets this player - another defensive midfielder who played for Las Palmas as well as Villarreal. Managing in the Spanish lower leagues now.
2011-12 – Benfica v Chelsea - Had a spell in England and Russia. Still playing in Spain now in the top flight.
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool - Scored in both games against Liverpool in the group stage. Winger who played for Celta, and also had time in Turkey and Poland.
2014-15 – Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool

[SincereTheRebel]

Pandiani
Xavi Garcia, ext man city

[SincereTheRebel]

Alberto Luque

I'm just throwing names that match with the teams now. The timelines and positions probably don't match.

[Manc]

Bakero, Sergio. The remainder are beyond me.

[John]

Josico for the 2005 Villareal man. We played them around the same time and he's a cunt.

[thommo]

Pandiani
Xavi Garcia, ext man city

Alberto Luque

I'm just throwing names that match with the teams now. The timelines and positions probably don't match.

Bakero, Sergio. The remainder are beyond me.

Josico for the 2005 Villareal man. We played them around the same time and he's a cunt.

I'm impressed you've chipped away at so many. 5 to get, I'll give it a while before I call an end to it.

[thommo]

The 5 remaining Spanish scorers were Juan Sanchez, Vicente Engonga, Alvaro Novo, Jose Ignacio and Dani Abalo.

Full list below:

1994-95 – Jose Mari Bakero - Barcelona v Manchester United
1994-95 – Albert Ferrer - Barcelona v Manchester United
1997-98 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Newcastle United
1998-99 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Luis Enrique – Barcelona v Arsenal
1999-2000 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
1999-2000 – Dani Garcia - Barcelona v Chelsea
2000-01 – Fernando Hierro – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Leeds United
2000-01 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Leeds United
2000-01 – Juan Sanchez (2) - Valencia v Leeds United
2000-01 – Gaizka Mendieta – Valencia v Leeds United
2001-02 – Vicente Engonga - Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Alvaro Novo - Real Mallorca v Arsenal
2001-02 – Sergio - Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2001-02 – Diego Tristan (2) – Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2001-02 – Diego Tristan – Deportivo La Coruna v Arsenal
2001-02 – Juan Carlos Valeron = Deportivo La Coruna v Arsenal
2002-03 – Ruben Baraja – Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 – Francisco Rufete - Valencia v Liverpool
2002-03 – Dani Garcia - Barcelona v Newcastle United
2002-03 – Victor Sanchez - Deportivo La Coruna v Manchester United
2002-03 – Raul (2) – Real Madrid v Manchester United
2003-04 – Jose Ignacio - Celta Vigo v Arsenal
2003-04 – Jose Antonio Reyes - Arsenal v Chelsea
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2003-04 – Fernando Morientes – Monaco v Chelsea
2004-05 – Luis Garcia - Liverpool v Chelsea
2005-06 – Josico - Villarreal v Everton
2005-06 – Arzu - Real Betis v Liverpool
2005-06 – Dani - Real Betis v Chelsea
2006-07 – David Silva – Valencia v Chelsea
2006-07 – Fernando Morientes – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – David Villa – Valencia v Chelsea
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Arsenal
2007-08 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Dani Guiza - Fenerbahce v Arsenal
2008-09 – Marcos Senna - Villarreal v Arsenal
2008-09 – Fernando Torres – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Xabi Alonso – Liverpool v Chelsea
2008-09 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2010-11 – Pablo Hernandez - Valencia v Manchester United
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 – Xavi – Barcelona v Arsenal
2010-11 – Jose Manuel Jurado - Schalke v Manchester United
2010-11 – Pedro – Barcelona v Manchester United
2010-11 – David Villa – Barcelona v Manchester United
2011-12 – Cani - Villarreal v Manchester City
2011-12 – Roberto Soldado - Valencia v Chelsea
2011-12 – David Fuster - Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – David Fuster - Olympiakos v Arsenal
2011-12 – Javi Garcia - Benfica v Chelsea
2011-12 – Sergio Busquets - Barcelona v Chelsea
2011-12 – Andres Iniesta – Barcelona v Chelsea
2013-14 – Jose Callejon - Napoli v Arsenal
2013-14 – Adrian - Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2013-14 – Diego Costa - Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2014-15 – Dani Abalo - Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2014-15 – Dani Abalo - Ludogorets Razgrad v Liverpool
2014-15 – Xabi Alonso – Bayern Munich v Manchester City
2015-16 – Alvaro Morata - Juventus v Manchester City
2016-17 – Thiago(2) - Bayern Munich v Arsenal
2016-17 – Pablo Sarabia - Sevilla v Leicester City
2016-17 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Leicester City
2017-18 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
2018-19 – Juan Bernat - PSG v Liverpool
2018-19 – Carlos Soler - Valencia v Manchester United
2018-19 – Juan Bernat - PSG v Manchester United
2018-19 – Fernando Llorente – Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
2019-20 – Dani Olmo - Dinamo Zagreb v Manchester City
2019-20 – Fernando Llorente – Napoli v Liverpool
2019-20 – Rodrigo - Valencia v Chelsea
2019-20 – Kepa Arrizabalaga (og) - Ajax v Chelsea
2019-20 – Carlos Soler - Valencia v Chelsea
2019-20 – Saul – Atletico Madrid v Liverpool

A good effort from all involved there, that was a fairly tough one.

[thommo]

RB Leipzig are challenging in an attempt to win their first ever title in Germany this season. Can you name the 22 teams across the top 5 European leagues (England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain) to have won the top flight only once?

(All-time records for England and Spain, starting from the inception of the Bundesliga (1963) for Germany, the inception of Serie A (1929) for Italy, and starting from the professional era (1932) for France.)

[Manc]

Sampdoria, Deportivo, 1860 Munich, Auxerre, Leicester.

[SvN]

I read an article about this very subject the other day - I think it was on The Athletic?

Nottm Forest
Ipswich
WBA

Wolfsburg
1860 Munich

Hellas Verona
Cagliari

Montpellier
Lens

[thommo]

Sampdoria, Deportivo, 1860 Munich, Auxerre, Leicester.

I read an article about this very subject the other day - I think it was on The Athletic?

Nottm Forest
Ipswich
WBA

Wolfsburg
1860 Munich

Hellas Verona
Cagliari

Montpellier
Lens

All correct so far. 9 to get.

England

-
West Bromwich Albion - 1919-20
Ipswich Town - 1961-62
Nottingham Forest - 1977-78
Leicester City - 2015-16

France

-
-
-
-
Auxerre - 1995-96
Lens - 1997-98
Montpellier - 2011-12

Germany

1860 Munich - 1965-66
-
-
Wolfsburg - 2008-09

Italy

Cagliari - 1969-70
Hellas Verona - 1984-85
Sampdoria - 1990-91

Spain

-
-
Deportivo La Coruna - 1999-2000

[SvN]

I don't think I know any others, so will have to guess

Angers
St Etienne
Nantes
Metz
FR Lorient
Stade Rennais

Espanyol
Celta Vigo
Real Betis
CD Leganes
Real Zaragoza

[thommo]

I don't think I know any others, so will have to guess

Angers
St Etienne
Nantes
Metz
FR Lorient
Stade Rennais

Espanyol
Celta Vigo
Real Betis
CD Leganes
Real Zaragoza

Betis won it once in 1934-35. 3 of the remaining French teams are very obscure.

[Manc]

Frankfurt, Sevilla.

[Max Power]

Kaiserslautern

[thommo]

Frankfurt, Sevilla.
Sevilla won the title in 1945-46.


Kaiserslautern
They've won the Bundesliga twice - 90-91 and 97-98.

[Danny]

Metz
Strasbourg
Montpellier (wasn’t a big deal made when they won it with Giroud?)

Edit: I see the latter were guessed already

[The Merse]

RC Lens

[SincereTheRebel]

Paris FC or FC Paris
Sochuax

[SincereTheRebel]

1800 Munich

[thommo]

Metz
Strasbourg
Montpellier (wasn’t a big deal made when they won it with Giroud?)

Edit: I see the latter were guessed already

Strasbourg is correct though, one title in 78-79.


RC Lens

Paris FC or FC Paris
Sochuax

1800 Munich

Lens and 1860 are correct but have been said already. There is a Paris-based team, but not Paris FC. 3 French, 1 English and 2 German teams to get.

[bruhnaldo]

Didn't Blackpool have a guy who won Ballon d'Or in like the black & white tv era Stanley Williams or something... I'm trying to think of his name we have a guy who comes to Orlando City who grew up a Blackpool supporter who RTs stuff about him sometimes

I'll go with Blackpool tho

Other than that I'd say

Sheffield Wednesday
Millwall
Blackburn

[thommo]

Didn't Blackpool have a guy who won Ballon d'Or in like the black & white tv era Stanley Williams or something... I'm trying to think of his name we have a guy who comes to Orlando City who grew up a Blackpool supporter who RTs stuff about him sometimes

I'll go with Blackpool tho

Other than that I'd say

Sheffield Wednesday
Millwall
Blackburn

You were close with Blackpool - they finished 2nd in 1956, and it was Stanley Matthews who won the Ballon d'Or.

Sheffield Wednesday have won it 4 times, Blackburn 3 times, and Millwall have only ever finished as high as 10th in the top flight.

[bruhnaldo]

fawkkkkkk. sorry for the wrong name.

[Manc]

Koln?

[SincereTheRebel]

I get points for the Paris one. I know 100% there is a Paris team

Paris Olmypic
1901 Paris
Paris Utd
Bayern Paris

Its something...

[The Merse]

Red Star
Stan Mathews makes me wonder about Stoke
Preston and Huddersfield both won it, but I think more than once... Nonetheless I'll try.

[Shindig]

Just done a quick Sporcle for the First Division winners and got all of them. Sheffield United, if it hasn't been said.

[thommo]

Koln?

I get points for the Paris one. I know 100% there is a Paris team

Paris Olmypic
1901 Paris
Paris Utd
Bayern Paris

Its something...

Red Star
Stan Mathews makes me wonder about Stoke
Preston and Huddersfield both won it, but I think more than once... Nonetheless I'll try.

Just done a quick Sporcle for the First Division winners and got all of them. Sheffield United, if it hasn't been said.
Sheffield United is correct, won it once in 1897-98.

Preston have won it twice, and Huddersfield three times (in a row, under Chapman). Stoke's highest position is 4th. Koln have won the Bundesliga twice.

I'll give you the Paris once Sincere, but the team were known as RCF Paris, or Racing Club Paris. They won it in 1935-36.

Two (obscure and old) French teams remain, and two German teams, who both won the Bundesliga once in the 60s.

[Manc]

Schalke, Nurnberg.

[thommo]

Schalke, Nurnberg.

Correct, won the title in 1967-68. The other side won it the year before, and now play in the third tier of Germany. Wasn't too long ago they did have a season in the Bundesliga though.

[bruhnaldo]

I just like the name "Carl Zeiss Jena" from FUT so let me just throw that in there

[Luca]

Correct, won the title in 1967-68. The other side won it the year before, and now play in the third tier of Germany. Wasn't too long ago they did have a season in the Bundesliga though.

Rostock?

[Shindig]

They're not Rot Weiss Essen. Someone's said Hansa Rostock (quick fire Luca) :D , haven't they? Paderborn. Augsburg?

[The Merse]

I just like the name "Carl Zeiss Jena" from FUT so let me just throw that in there

Big fan of pro/semi-pro factory sides, perhaps due to the Arsenal’s history as one. The Isthmian/NPL and their feeder leagues used to have a fair few - particularly enjoyed looking out for Cray Valley Paper Mills and Atherton Colleries in the FA Cup qualifiers.

[thommo]

Sorry guys, neglected this over the weekend. Unfortunately it was none of the teams mentioned, the German side left was Eintracht Braunschweig. The two French sides were Olympique Lillois and Roubaix-Tourcoing, who won it in the 30s and 40s. Full list:

England

Sheffield United - 1897-98
West Bromwich Albion - 1919-20
Ipswich Town - 1961-62
Nottingham Forest - 1977-78
Leicester City - 2015-16

France

Olympique Lillois - 1932-33
RCF Paris - 1935-36
Roubaix-Tourcoing - 1946-47
Strasbourg - 1978-79
Auxerre - 1995-96
Lens - 1997-98
Montpellier - 2011-12

Germany

1860 Munich - 1965-66
Eintracht Braunschweig - 1966-67
FC Nürnberg - 1967-68
Wolfsburg - 2008-09

Italy

Cagliari - 1969-70
Hellas Verona - 1984-85
Sampdoria - 1990-91

Spain

Real Betis - 1934-35
Sevilla - 1945-46
Deportivo La Coruna - 1999-2000

[thommo]

In the post-war era, there have been 51 players to have been capped by England whilst not playing the First Division/Premier League. Can you name them all?

[SincereTheRebel]

Steve Bull
Owen Hargreaves
Jadon Sancho

[SincereTheRebel]

Is this just their first cap, or could they have been capped in First Division/Premier League and then moved overseas, and then still capped while playing in another league?

[thommo]

Steve Bull
Owen Hargreaves
Jadon Sancho

Is this just their first cap, or could they have been capped in First Division/Premier League and then moved overseas, and then still capped while playing in another league?

It's for any caps earned in their career.

[SincereTheRebel]

Beckham
Owen
Woodgate
Mcmanaman

[SincereTheRebel]

Trippier
Linekar
Platt
Gazza

[SincereTheRebel]

Paul Ince
Joe Cole

[SincereTheRebel]

Jack Butland

[thommo]

Beckham
Owen
Woodgate
Mcmanaman

Trippier
Linekar
Platt
Gazza

Paul Ince
Joe Cole

Jack Butland

Beckham earned the most away from the top division of England with 55 caps.

[Max Power]

Keegan
Des Walker

[SincereTheRebel]

Wasnt there quite a few players who went over to Italy during the 80s and 90s. A few more names I can think of. Not even sure if there were english

Ray Winstone
Ray Wilkins
Razor Rudduck
John Collins
A black man who commentates serie a games

[Danny]

Hargreaves
Bothroyd
Nugent


Sincere, are you taking about Paul Elliott?

Edit; I have just noticed the other names ffs :D

[Mellberg]

Ray Winstone :D

Laurie Cunningham
Alan Thompson

[SincereTheRebel]

Im just guessing lads.

Matt Le Tissier

[Danny]

Hoddle
Waddle
Cowans
Woods
Butcher
Steven
Stevens

[Max Power]

Terry Butcher
Jimmy Greaves
Bob Hoskins

[SincereTheRebel]

OK ive googled my names. My fault :lol:

[Mellberg]

Im just guessing lads.

Matt LeBlanc

Corrected.

[SincereTheRebel]

Jason Statham
Barry McGuigan
David Coulthard

[Luca]

Did Joe Hart get capped while at Torino? Do loans count?

[Danny]

Trevor Francis
Clive Allen

[Dave.]

Kevin Phillips
Michael Gray
Gavin McCann

[Luca]

Oh! Wasn’t there a whole thing about Zaha being capped while still in the Championship for Palace (before he switched nationalities).

[thommo]

Keegan
Des Walker

Wasnt there quite a few players who went over to Italy during the 80s and 90s. A few more names I can think of. Not even sure if there were english

Ray Winstone
Ray Wilkins
Razor Rudduck
John Collins
A black man who commentates serie a games
:D


Hargreaves
Bothroyd
Nugent

Sincere, are you taking about Paul Elliott?

Edit; I have just noticed the other names ffs :D

Ray Winstone :D

Laurie Cunningham
Alan Thompson

Bothroyd and Nugent, what a time that was.

[thommo]

Hoddle
Waddle
Cowans
Woods
Butcher
Steven
Stevens

Terry Butcher
Jimmy Greaves
Bob Hoskins

Jason Statham
Barry McGuigan
David Coulthard
:D


Did Joe Hart get capped while at Torino? Do loans count?
He wasn't on my original list, but you're right - 8 caps that season. Takes it to a round 50 players.


Trevor Francis
Clive Allen

Kevin Phillips
Michael Gray
Gavin McCann

Oh! Wasn’t there a whole thing about Zaha being capped while still in the Championship for Palace (before he switched nationalities).
Good shout on Zaha, thought that one might fly under the radar.

[Danny]

Didn’t Rooney get a token one while at DC?

[thommo]

Didn’t Rooney get a token one while at DC?

List so far:

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Kevin Keegan – 25 caps – 1977-80 – Hamburg
Laurie Cunningham – 3 caps – 1980 – Real Madrid
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Trevor Francis – 22 caps – 1978-79, 1982-86 – Detroit Express, Sampdoria
Ray Wilkins – 22 caps – 1984-86 – AC Milan
Gordon Cowans – 2 caps – 1986 – Bari
Glenn Hoddle – 9 caps – 1987-88 – Monaco
Gary Lineker – 24 caps – 1986-89 – Barcelona
Terry Butcher – 32 caps – 1986-90 - Rangers
Steve Bull – 13 caps – 1989-90 – Wolverhampton Wanderers
Chris Woods – 20 caps – 1986-91 - Rangers
Chris Waddle – 17 caps – 1989-91 – Marseille
Mark Walters – 1 cap – 1991 – Rangers
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Gary Stevens – 20 caps – 1988-92 - Rangers
Trevor Steven – 12 caps – 1989-92 – Rangers, Marseille
Des Walker – 11 caps – 1992-93 – Sampdoria
David Platt – 33 caps – 1991-95 – Bari, Juventus, Sampdoria
Paul Ince – 17 caps – 1995-97 – Inter Milan
Paul Gascoigne – 32 caps – 1992-98 – Lazio, Rangers
Michael Gray – 3 caps – 1999 – Sunderland
Kevin Phillips – 1 cap – 1999 – Sunderland
Steve McManaman – 13 caps – 1999-2001 – Real Madrid
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Alan Thompson – 1 cap – 2004 - Celtic
Michael Owen – 11 caps – 2004-05 – Real Madrid
Owen Hargreaves – 39 caps – 2001-07 – Bayern Munich
David Nugent – 1 cap – 2007 – Preston North End
David Beckham – 55 caps – 2003-09 – Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, AC Milan
Jay Bothroyd – 1 cap – 2010 – Cardiff City
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Wilfried Zaha – 2 caps – 2012-13 – Crystal Palace
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Joe Hart – 8 caps – 2016-17 – Torino
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Jack Butland – 3 caps – 2012, 2018 – Birmingham City, Stoke City
Wayne Rooney – 1 cap – 2018 – DC United
Jadon Sancho – 11 caps – 2018-present – Borussia Dortmund
Kieran Trippier – 3 caps – 2019-present – Atletico Madrid

[Jimmy Floyd]

There must have been shit tons in the post war years. Brian Clough?

[Manc]

Mason Mount.

[thommo]

There must have been shit tons in the post war years. Brian Clough?
Surprisingly, not that many. Clough is one though, 2 caps in 1959.


Mason Mount.
Earned his first cap after he returned to Chelsea.

[John Arne]

Mark Hately
Luther Blisset
Trevor Francis
Jimmy Graves
Joe Hart
Paul Ince
Des Walker
Ray Wilkins
Laurie Cunningham

[Dave.]

Dave Watson
Michael Carrick
Jermain Defoe

[SvN]

David James

[Manc]

Scott Carson.

[thommo]

Mark Hately
Luther Blisset
Trevor Francis
Jimmy Graves
Joe Hart
Paul Ince
Des Walker
Ray Wilkins
Laurie Cunningham
All said so far apart from Hateley and Blissett.


Dave Watson
Michael Carrick
Jermain Defoe

David James

Scott Carson.
12 left, 2 in this millenium.

[SincereTheRebel]

Oxlade Chamberlain's pops
Des Walker
Laurrie Cunningham

[Dave.]

Tony Woodcock
Johnny Haynes
Eric Dier
Alan Mullery

[Dave.]

Scott Parker?

[SincereTheRebel]

Thel Lionel Richie commentator for soccer Saturday. He also appears on a betting advert

edit:
Kris Kamara

[SincereTheRebel]

Jay Bothroyd
Neil Mellor

[thommo]

Oxlade Chamberlain's pops
Des Walker
Laurrie Cunningham
Walker and Cunningham have already been said. Chamberlain played for England immediately after his move to the top division.


Tony Woodcock
Johnny Haynes
Eric Dier
Alan Mullery

Scott Parker?
Parker misses out by 2 days. He moved to Spurs on the 31st August 2011, and played for England on the 2nd September.

After Jimmy's comment, I've done a bit of delving and there do appear to be a few more answers not on my list. If you get them, I'll add them in.

[Dave.]

List so far:

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Kevin Keegan – 25 caps – 1977-80 – Hamburg
Laurie Cunningham – 3 caps – 1980 – Real Madrid
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Trevor Francis – 22 caps – 1978-79, 1982-86 – Detroit Express, Sampdoria
Ray Wilkins – 22 caps – 1984-86 – AC Milan
Gordon Cowans – 2 caps – 1986 – Bari
Glenn Hoddle – 9 caps – 1987-88 – Monaco
Gary Lineker – 24 caps – 1986-89 – Barcelona
Terry Butcher – 32 caps – 1986-90 - Rangers
Steve Bull – 13 caps – 1989-90 – Wolverhampton Wanderers
Chris Woods – 20 caps – 1986-91 - Rangers
Chris Waddle – 17 caps – 1989-91 – Marseille
Mark Walters – 1 cap – 1991 – Rangers
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Gary Stevens – 20 caps – 1988-92 - Rangers
Trevor Steven – 12 caps – 1989-92 – Rangers, Marseille
Des Walker – 11 caps – 1992-93 – Sampdoria
David Platt – 33 caps – 1991-95 – Bari, Juventus, Sampdoria
Paul Ince – 17 caps – 1995-97 – Inter Milan
Paul Gascoigne – 32 caps – 1992-98 – Lazio, Rangers
Michael Gray – 3 caps – 1999 – Sunderland
Kevin Phillips – 1 cap – 1999 – Sunderland
Steve McManaman – 13 caps – 1999-2001 – Real Madrid
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Alan Thompson – 1 cap – 2004 - Celtic
Michael Owen – 11 caps – 2004-05 – Real Madrid
Owen Hargreaves – 39 caps – 2001-07 – Bayern Munich
David Nugent – 1 cap – 2007 – Preston North End
David Beckham – 55 caps – 2003-09 – Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, AC Milan
Jay Bothroyd – 1 cap – 2010 – Cardiff City
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Wilfried Zaha – 2 caps – 2012-13 – Crystal Palace
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Joe Hart – 8 caps – 2016-17 – Torino
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Jack Butland – 3 caps – 2012, 2018 – Birmingham City, Stoke City
Wayne Rooney – 1 cap – 2018 – DC United
Jadon Sancho – 11 caps – 2018-present – Borussia Dortmund
Kieran Trippier – 3 caps – 2019-present – Atletico Madrid

Can you update the list?

[thommo]

Updated list:

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Johnny Haynes – 32 caps – 1954-59 - Fulham
Brian Clough – 2 caps – 1959 - Middlesbrough
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David Watson – 4 caps – 1979 – Werder Bremen
Kevin Keegan – 25 caps – 1977-80 – Hamburg
Laurie Cunningham – 3 caps – 1980 – Real Madrid
Tony Woodcock – 17 caps – 1979-82 – FC Köln
Luther Blissett – 5 caps – 1983-84 – AC Milan
Trevor Francis – 22 caps – 1978-79, 1982-86 – Detroit Express, Sampdoria
Ray Wilkins – 22 caps – 1984-86 – AC Milan
Gordon Cowans – 2 caps – 1986 – Bari
Glenn Hoddle – 9 caps – 1987-88 – Monaco
Gary Lineker – 24 caps – 1986-89 – Barcelona
Terry Butcher – 32 caps – 1986-90 - Rangers
Steve Bull – 13 caps – 1989-90 – Wolverhampton Wanderers
Chris Woods – 20 caps – 1986-91 - Rangers
Chris Waddle – 17 caps – 1989-91 – Marseille
Mark Walters – 1 cap – 1991 – Rangers
Mark Hateley – 28 caps – 1984-92 – AC Milan, Monaco, Rangers
Gary Stevens – 20 caps – 1988-92 - Rangers
Trevor Steven – 12 caps – 1989-92 – Rangers, Marseille
Des Walker – 11 caps – 1992-93 – Sampdoria
David Platt – 33 caps – 1991-95 – Bari, Juventus, Sampdoria
Paul Ince – 17 caps – 1995-97 – Inter Milan
Paul Gascoigne – 32 caps – 1992-98 – Lazio, Rangers
Michael Gray – 3 caps – 1999 – Sunderland
Kevin Phillips – 1 cap – 1999 – Sunderland
Steve McManaman – 13 caps – 1999-2001 – Real Madrid
David James – 4 caps – 2003 – West Ham United
Alan Thompson – 1 cap – 2004 - Celtic
Michael Owen – 11 caps – 2004-05 – Real Madrid
Owen Hargreaves – 39 caps – 2001-07 – Bayern Munich
David Nugent – 1 cap – 2007 – Preston North End
David Beckham – 55 caps – 2003-09 – Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, AC Milan
Jay Bothroyd – 1 cap – 2010 – Cardiff City
Scott Carson – 1 cap – 2011 - Bursaspor
Wilfried Zaha – 2 caps – 2012-13 – Crystal Palace
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Joe Hart – 8 caps – 2016-17 – Torino
Jack Butland – 3 caps – 2012, 2018 – Birmingham City, Stoke City
Wayne Rooney – 1 cap – 2018 – DC United
Jadon Sancho – 11 caps – 2018-present – Borussia Dortmund
Kieran Trippier – 3 caps – 2019-present – Atletico Madrid

[SvN]

Tony Dorigo
Jonathan Woodgate
Fraser Forster

[Dave.]

Mick Channon

[thommo]

Tony Dorigo
Jonathan Woodgate
Fraser Forster
Just one recent player left to get.


Mick Channon
Channon was somehow not on my list, but that's right, 26 caps while in the Second Division.