Trivia Thread

[Shindig]

19/26. I missed a couple of sitters.

[Raoul Duke]

I got 16. Couple of big ones that I couldn't place then obscure letters which was more "can you think of a player with that letter"

[Boydy]

Managed 21 but I left it open all day and kept going back to it rather than doing it all in one go. Missed B, E, I, J and U.

[Ian]

I got U but only because he was the only one I could think of for the letter who I remembered as a "handful a season" type rather than because I had any confidence it'd be right.

Still annoyed about E though.

[Boydy]

I only had a very vague recollection of E. Annoyed I didn't get I and J, really should have.

[Manc]

24/26

E is definitely gettable. U can fuck right off.

[SincereTheRebel]

15. I missed M and Z which should have been easy.

[Pen]

Saw a list of all time goalscorers from freekicks (only top ten, so don't know outside of that). Can you name them?

[SincereTheRebel]

Messi
Juninho Pernambucano
Beckham
Dinho

[wullie]

Koeman
Mihaijlovic

[Pen]

All correct. Juninho obviously the top dog with 77. Also correction tonthe above, the list had two more so we're looking for 12 in total.

Edit: that was at Sincere, Wullie gets Koeman right.

[Baz]

Ward-Prowse. :henn0rz:

[Pen]

Ward-Prowse. :henn0rz:

Who is better at free kicks Messi or James Ward-Prowse?
Ward-Prowse is more accurate than Messi

Over the past five seasons, he has scored directly from 21.7% of free kicks taken, compared to Messi's career conversion rate, which is lower. Ward-Prowse is also ranked among the top free-kick takers for shots on target.

He would be there if his name would be Wardolinho Prownaldo and play for a team that gets more freekicks. He's just a victim of too few opportunities. He has 17 in the Prem. Just one behind the current leader Beckham.

[niko_cee]

Rivaldo?
Pierre Van Hooijdonk?
Andy Brehme?
Le Tissier?

I want to say Leicester had a good freekick taker in the 90s but I can't for the life of me think of a name [not Guppy or Izzet].

How far back do these stats go?

[Max Power]

Zico.

[Pen]

They go all the way back it seems. There's one that's ungetable. I'll give a hint later on when he's the one missing as he's had a player with the same surname that I'm sure some will remember.

None of your guesses have enough for the top 12

[Boydy]

It felt like Gary McAllister used to score quite a lot so I'll guess him.

[Pen]

Zico.
Correct. Sitting 8th with 62.

[Adramelch]

Platini?

Edit: I'll also throw in Pele and Maradona, because might as well.

[Pen]

It felt like Gary McAllister used to score quite a lot so I'll guess him.

Nope. This is a very South American dominated market.

Edit: nope to Platini too

[Baz]

Thierry Henry

[Adramelch]

Nope. This is a very South American dominated market.

Edit: nope to Platini too

Edit: See my edit.

[Pen]

Platini? I'll also throw in Pele and Maradona, because might as well.

Maradona and Pele both in. Pele second with 70 and Maradona has 65.

[Jimmy Floyd]

Surely not Rogerio Ceni?

[Pen]

Of course his there 😄

Just makes the list with 59.

[Adramelch]

Cristiano courtesy of him taking about 5000 of them.

[Pen]

Three to go. One impossible, one very hard to get and one that will be got easily even if I was surprised he had so many.

[Pen]

Cristiano courtesy of him taking about 5000 of them.

Yeah, that was the easy one I just mentioned.

[niko_cee]

Did Roberto Carlos ever score many? He must have taken hundreds.

[Pen]

The last two are a bit tricky:

An Argentine: player spent his whole career in Argentina. While he never represented his country, to have scored more free-kicks than Maradona and Beckham, as well as the same amount as Ronaldinho, is some achievement. This was probably from early sixties to early eighties.

He had a robust Italian namesake playing for Juve at the heart of their defense around the Calciopoli era.

A Brazilian: Only European stint was 10 games for Ajaccio in 2004

The most successful player ever to play for Corinthians, he has scored 206 goals in 420 matches from 1994 to 2001. He has collected more trophies with Corinthians than any other player in their history, a total of 8 championships

Only four caps for Brazil in which he scored twice.

[Pen]

I'll post the remaining two in an hour or so as I don't think the first one in particular is gettable.

[thommo]

I'll just cover the bases from what I can remember about Juve at the time.

Birindelli
Chiellini
Cannavaro
Barzagli
Iuliano
Legrottaglie
Balzaretti

[Pen]

Victor Legrottaglie is the ungettable Argentinian. 3rd overall in the list with 66. His namesake Nicola was the Juve clue, and a bargain in FM iirc.

Just the one Brazilian to go. I missed earlier that he has 5 games for Valencia in 1997 and to give some more info he also played in Japan and in Saudi Arabia.

[Ben]

Marcelinho Carioca maybe? Unbelievable on a couple of old CM versions. Corinthians stalwart, could have had a spell at Valencia I guess.

[Pen]

He is indeed the missing one. Was quite surprised that half of the players were Brazilian and even more so that aside from them and Argentina they covered 9/12.

[Adramelch]

Latin Americans are traditionally more focused on the technical side of things, so it sort of makes sense to some extent I guess.

[thommo]

192 players have scored a hat-trick in the Premier League. Can you name each and every one?

Bonus points if you can specify the 4 players who have scored hat-tricks in losing situations, and the 6 players who have scored hat-tricks as a substitute.

[Ben]

Ravanelli.

[Jimmy Floyd]

I think Le Tissier got one in a losing cause.

Hasselbaink
Fowler
Owen
Viduka
Aguero
Kevin Phillips
Lampard
Drogba
Rooney
Saha
Mitrovic

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Andy Cole
Berbatoss
Solskjaer
Ruud
Rooney
Yorke
Scholes
Sheringham
Ronaldo
Van Persie
Shinji
Martial
Bruno
Rashford

[niko_cee]

Deadly Dirk Kuyt
I saw Mark Hughes get one once.
Alan Smith [maybe times two?]

[Browning]

He’s already been said but Solskjaer is the one I remember getting one off the bench.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Harry Kane
Hueng Min Son
Henry.

[thommo]

Ravanelli.
Ravanelli managed two, one in a draw with Liverpool.


I think Le Tissier got one in a losing cause.

Hasselbaink
Fowler
Owen
Viduka
Aguero
Kevin Phillips
Lampard
Drogba
Rooney
Saha
Mitrovic

Le Tissier did, in fact he scored two of his four hat-tricks in losses.


Andy Cole
Berbatoss
Solskjaer
Ruud
Rooney
Yorke
Scholes
Sheringham
Ronaldo
Van Persie
Shinji
Martial
Bruno
Rashford
No hat trick for school dinners.


Deadly Dirk Kuyt
I saw Mark Hughes get one once.
Alan Smith [maybe times two?]

He’s already been said but Solskjaer is the one I remember getting one off the bench.

You are correct, Solskjaer scored 4 away at Nottingham Forest after coming on as a sub.

[Shindig]

Messi
Raul
Shola Ameobi (I know he hasn't but I just wanted to say it)
Rebrov
Shevchenko

[niko_cee]

Did Zaki or Michu ever bag one during their fleeting moments in the sun?
Fernando Torres and Gerrard if not said already.
Les Ferdinand.
Alan Shearer.
Haaland and Salah to start clearing the obvious chaff.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Messi
Raul
Shola Ameobi (I know he hasn't but I just wanted to say it)
Rebrov
Shevchenko

When did Messi and Raul play in the Prem, lad?

[Ben]

Cantona got the first ever one I believe.

Other than Ravanelli, John Hendrie and Hasselbaink (already said) got ones for Middlesbrough. That's probably it.

[Guybrush]

Kevin Lisbie
Peter Ndlovu
Andrei Arshavin

[niko_cee]

Was the Kevin Lisbie one against Liverpool? Think I saw that in the flesh as well. :moop:

James Beattie.
Kevin Davies.

[Boydy]

Cantona got the first ever one I believe.

Other than Ravanelli, John Hendrie and Hasselbaink (already said) got ones for Middlesbrough. That's probably it.

Juninho never got one?

[Shindig]

When did Messi and Raul play in the Prem, lad?

Sorry, I thought it was Champions League. I guess that means Shola is (possibly) ON.

Leon Best

[Ben]

Juninho never got one?

I don't think so. He didn't score that many.

[John Arne]

Maxi Rodriguez
Heskey
Stevie G
Did Leonhardson get a random hattrick once?
Rush
Sadio Mane

[Jimmy Floyd]

The one I always remember is a rando West Brom guy who got one in a half, but can't remember his name.

Speaking of which, Lukaku.

[niko_cee]

Defoe
Yakubu
Marcus Stewart
Ian Rush
Brian McClair
Benayoun

[Ben]

Earnshaw surely.

EDIT: In response to Jim.

[thommo]

Harry Kane
Hueng Min Son
Henry.
Kane hit 8 hat-tricks in 2 and a half seasons (2015-2017) and didn't score another after that.


Did Zaki or Michu ever bag one during their fleeting moments in the sun?
Fernando Torres and Gerrard if not said already.
Les Ferdinand.
Alan Shearer.
Haaland and Salah to start clearing the obvious chaff.


Cantona got the first ever one I believe.

Other than Ravanelli, John Hendrie and Hasselbaink (already said) got ones for Middlesbrough. That's probably it.
Cantona did indeed. It was his only PL hat-trick too.

There is one more Middlesbrough player who managed one.


Kevin Lisbie
Peter Ndlovu
Andrei Arshavin
Arshavin with 4 goals in that mental 4-4 draw at Liverpool.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

The one I always remember is a rando West Brom guy who got one in a half, but can't remember his name.

Speaking of which, Lukaku.

Berahino or Odemwingie perhaps?

[Shindig]

Mark Viduka

[niko_cee]

Liverpool must be up there in terms of having had players score 4 against them. Viduka and Arshavin. Did Julio Baptista manage it once in the League Cup as well?

[Ben]

There is one more Middlesbrough player who managed one..

Oh fuck me of course. Afonso Alves in that 8-1 drubbing of Man City.

[thommo]

Was the Kevin Lisbie one against Liverpool? Think I saw that in the flesh as well. :moop:

James Beattie.
Kevin Davies.
It was! A 3-2 win for Charlton in 2003.


Juninho never got one?
He did not.


Sorry, I thought it was Champions League. I guess that means Shola is (possibly) ON.

Leon Best

Maxi Rodriguez
Heskey
Stevie G
Did Leonhardson get a random hattrick once?
Rush
Sadio Mane
Interestingly, Mane didn't manage a hat-trick for Liverpool.


The one I always remember is a rando West Brom guy who got one in a half, but can't remember his name.

Speaking of which, Lukaku.

Defoe
Yakubu
Marcus Stewart
Ian Rush
Brian McClair
Benayoun

Earnshaw surely.

EDIT: In response to Jim.
Earnshaw holds that mental record of a hat-trick in all 4 divisions, FA Cup, League Cup and an international.

[thommo]

Berahino or Odemwingie perhaps?

Mark Viduka

Oh fuck me of course. Afonso Alves in that 8-1 drubbing of Man City.

Good start lads.

[wullie]

Dublin, Huckerby and Quinn round out the other Cov ones

[Browning]

Ray Parlour.

[Boydy]

Craig Bellamy
Peter Crouch
Andy Carroll?
Luis Garcia
Has no one said Luis Suarez yet?
Daniel Sturridge

[Jimmy Floyd]

Earnshaw surely.

EDIT: In response to Jim.


Berahino or Odemwingie perhaps?

Much more rando than these. African midfielder I think, or possibly French-African.

[Baz]

Steve Watson

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Doesn't sound very French-African.

[Max Power]

Vardy
Mahrez
Ian Marshall

[Adramelch]

Zola?

[Waffdon]

Evan Ferguson
Trossard
Watkins
Foden
KDB
Toney
Sterling
Hazard
Giroud
Eto’o
Mount
Abraham
Pulisic
Bruno Fernandes
Martial
Calvert Lewin
Aubameyang
Antonio
Aguero
Wijnaldum
Steven Naismith

Hopefully clear a few recent ones

[Waffdon]

Andre Schurrle, Solomon Kalou, Nicolas Anelka and Diego Costa as well for Chelsea

[Waffdon]

Few ‘streets won’t forget’ legenda:

Morten Gamst-Pederson
Yakubu
Benjani
Wilfreid Bony
Henri Camera
Zaki
Pelle
Rodallega
Santa-Cruz

[Max Power]

Tchoyi is the rando Baggie.
Ayoze Perez
Brian Deane
Dickov
Wanchope
Dean Sturridge.

[Adramelch]

Tony Yeboah
Alexis Sanchez

[thommo]

Dublin, Huckerby and Quinn round out the other Cov ones
Correct, no more Coventry hat-tricks.


Ray Parlour.

Craig Bellamy
Peter Crouch
Andy Carroll?
Luis Garcia
Has no one said Luis Suarez yet?
Daniel Sturridge

Much more rando than these. African midfielder I think, or possibly French-African.
You're on the right lines. Probably one of the toughest answers in my opinion.


Steve Watson

Vardy
Mahrez
Ian Marshall

Zola?

[thommo]

Evan Ferguson
Trossard
Watkins
Foden
KDB
Toney
Sterling
Hazard
Giroud
Eto’o
Mount
Abraham
Pulisic
Bruno Fernandes
Martial
Calvert Lewin
Aubameyang
Antonio
Aguero
Wijnaldum
Steven Naismith

Hopefully clear a few recent ones

Andre Schurrle, Solomon Kalou, Nicolas Anelka and Diego Costa as well for Chelsea
Still 5 more who scored hat-tricks for Chelsea.


Few ‘streets won’t forget’ legenda:

Morten Gamst-Pederson
Yakubu
Benjani
Wilfreid Bony
Henri Camera
Zaki
Pelle
Rodallega
Santa-Cruz

Tchoyi is the rando Baggie.
Ayoze Perez
Brian Deane
Dickov
Wanchope
Dean Sturridge.
I'll be honest, no recollection of Tchoyi whatsoever. Good shout.


Tony Yeboah
Alexis Sanchez

[Adramelch]

Some high profile Chelsea strikers of yore I guess:

Tore Andre Flo
Vialli
Gudjohnssen

[Jimmy Floyd]

I think Gavin Peacock might have got one in the mid 90s. Check his current-day twitter feed if you want to be unnerved a little.

[thommo]

Some high profile Chelsea strikers of yore I guess:

Tore Andre Flo
Vialli
Gudjohnssen

I think Gavin Peacock might have got one in the mid 90s. Check his current-day twitter feed if you want to be unnerved a little.
The last Chelsea hat-trick is more recent than all of those.

[Waffdon]

Mark Hughes might be another Chelsea if not Man Utd.

O’neil’s Villa were class so will say Carew and Agbonlahor.

[wullie]

Fjortoft and Milosevic for hat-tricks against us too

[Ben]

Fjortoft :cool:

[Boydy]

Milan Baros
Juan Pablo Angel
Ian Wright
Sylvain Wiltord
Jose Antonio Reyes
Dennis Bergkamp

[thommo]

The list so far:

Sergio Aguero – 12, Manchester City, 2011-2020
Alan Shearer – 11, Blackburn Rovers & Newcastle United, 1993-1999
Robbie Fowler – 9, Liverpool & Leeds United, 1993-2001
Michael Owen – 8, Liverpool, 1998-2005
Thierry Henry – 8, Arsenal, 2000-2006
Harry Kane – 8, Tottenham Hotspur, 2015-2017
Wayne Rooney – 7, Manchester United & Everton, 2006-2017
Luis Suarez – 6, Liverpool, 2012-2014
Andy Cole – 5, Newcastle United & Manchester United, 1993-1999
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Ruud van Nistelrooy – 5, Manchester United, 2001-2003
Dimitar Berbatov – 5, Tottenham Hotspur & Manchester United, 2007-2011
Robin van Persie – 5, Arsenal & Manchester United, 2011-2013
Raheem Sterling – 5, Manchester City, 2015-2022
Erling Haaland – 5, Manchester City, 2022-2023
Teddy Sheringham – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United & Portsmouth, 1993-2003
Les Ferdinand – 4, QPR, Newcastle United & Tottenham Hotspur, 1993-2000
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Matt Le Tissier – 4, Southampton, 1993-1995
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Dwight Yorke – 4, Aston Villa & Manchester United, 1996-2001
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4, Chelsea & Middlesbrough, 2000-2004
Yakubu – 4, Portsmouth, Everton & Blackburn Rovers, 2004-2011
Jermain Defoe – 4, Tottenham Hotspur & Sunderland, 2004-2016
Fernando Torres – 4, Liverpool & Chelsea, 2008-2012
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Mohamed Salah – 4, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Son Heung-min – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, 2020-2023
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Dion Dublin – 3, Coventry City & Aston Villa, 1995-1998
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 3, Manchester United, 1999-2002
Nicholas Anelka – 3, Arsenal, Manchester City & Chelsea, 1999-2008
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Didier Drogba – 3, Chelsea, 2006-2010
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Cristiano Ronaldo – 3, Manchester United, 2008-2022
Frank Lampard – 3, Chelsea, 2008-2011
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Romelu Lukaku – 3, West Bromwich Albion & Everton, 2013-2017
Jamie Vardy – 3, Leicester City, 2016-2020
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Tony Yeboah – 2, Leeds United, 1995
Fabrizio Ravanelli – 2, Middlesbrough, 1996-1997
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Darren Huckerby – 2, Coventry City, 1998-1999
Kevin Phillips – 2, Sunderland, 1999-2000
Paul Scholes – 2, Manchester United, 2000-2003
Mark Viduka – 2, Leeds United, 2000-2003
Benjani Mwaruwari – 2, Portsmouth, 2007-2008
Steven Gerrard – 2, Liverpool, 2009-2012
Andy Carroll – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2016
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Maxi Rodriguez – 2, Liverpool, 2011
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Eden Hazard – 2, Chelsea, 2014-2018
Sadio Mane – 2, Southampton, 2015-2016
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Alexis Sanchez – 2, Arsenal, 2015-2016
Riyad Mahrez – 2, Leicester City & Manchester City, 2015-2020
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Ayoze Perez – 2, Newcastle United & Leicester City, 2019
Ollie Watkins – 2, Aston Villa, 2020-2023
Ivan Toney – 2, Brentford, 2022
Eric Cantona – 1, Leeds United, 1992
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John Hendrie – 1, Middlesbrough, 1992
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Brian Deane – 1, Sheffield United, 1993
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Micky Quinn – 1, Coventry City, 1993
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Peter Ndlovu – 1, Coventry City, 1995
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Gavin Peacock – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Mark Hughes – 1, Chelsea, 1996
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Ian Marshall – 1, Leicester City, 1997
Gianluca Vialli – 1, Chelsea, 1997
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Gianfranco Zola – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Tore Andre Flo – 1, Chelsea, 1997
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Paulo Wanchope – 1, Manchester City, 2000
Emile Heskey – 1, Liverpool, 2000
Ray Parlour – 1, Arsenal, 2000
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Marcus Stewart – 1, Ipswich Town, 2001
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James Beattie – 1, Southampton, 2002
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Kevin Lisbie – 1, Charlton Athletic, 2003
Steve Watson – 1, Everton, 2003
Eidar Gudjohnsen – 1, Chelsea, 2004
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Robert Earnshaw – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2005

Henri Camara – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2005
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Peter Crouch – 1, Liverpool, 2007
Roque Santa Cruz – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2007
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Afonso Alves – 1, Middlesbrough, 2008
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Andrei Arshavin – 1, Arsenal, 2009
Yossi Benayoun – 1, Liverpool, 2009
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Salomon Kalou – 1, Chelsea, 2010
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Leon Best – 1, Newcastle United, 2011
Louis Saha – 1, Everton, 2011
Dirk Kuyt – 1, Liverpool, 2011
Somen Tchoyi – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2011
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Peter Odemwingie – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2012
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Shinji Kagawa – 1, Manchester United, 2013
Daniel Sturridge – 1, Liverpool, 2013
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Samuel Eto’o – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Andre Schurrle – 1, Chelsea, 2014
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Diego Costa – 1, Chelsea, 2014
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Steven Naismith – 1, Everton, 2015
Georginio Wijnaldum – 1, Newcastle United, 2015
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Olivier Giroud – 1, Arsenal, 2016
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Tammy Abraham – 1, Chelsea, 2019
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Christian Pulisic – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Anthony Martial – 1, Manchester United, 2020
Michail Antonio – 1, West Ham United, 2020
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 1, Everton, 2020
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 1, Arsenal, 2021
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Bruno Fernandes – 1, Manchester United, 2021
Mason Mount – 1, Chelsea, 2021
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Kevin de Bruyne – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Leandro Trossard – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2022
Phil Foden – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Evan Ferguson – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2023

[thommo]

Mark Hughes might be another Chelsea if not Man Utd.

O’neil’s Villa were class so will say Carew and Agbonlahor.
Hughes is correct but has already been answered.


Fjortoft and Milosevic for hat-tricks against us too

Milan Baros
Juan Pablo Angel
Ian Wright
Sylvain Wiltord
Jose Antonio Reyes
Dennis Bergkamp
Ian Wright with 5 in just 4 seasons.

[wullie]

Kevin Campbell another one against us for Forest, assume he's there for at least Arsenal too

[thommo]

Kevin Campbell another one against us for Forest, assume he's there for at least Arsenal too

4 hat-tricks for Campbell, for 3 different clubs.

[John Arne]

Stan Collymore
Uwe Rosler
Georgi Kinkladze
Jurgen Klinsmann

[Waffdon]

Adebayor
Bale
Demba Ba
Pappis Cisse
Djbril Cisse
Benteke
Chris Sutton
Morata
Van Der Vaart
Pavlychenko (sp?)

[John Arne]

Chris Armstrong
Darren Bent

[Boydy]

Chris Sutton

[Dave.]

Adam Johnson

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

I'll pander to Thommo.

Mitrovic.

Edit: Sorry, forgot it was Prem hattricks and doesn't include the Championship :eyemouth:

[Shindig]

Les Ferdinand
Trevor Sinclair
Emile Heskey
Peter Crouch
Robert Lee

[niko_cee]

Iain Dowie
Niall Quinn
Damien Duff
Odion Igahlo
One of the Cissés [Papiss, Djibril, a-another]
Wilfried Bony
Pukki
Bamford
Daniel Amokachi
Efan Ekoku
Jason Euell
Dalian Atkinson
Ryan Giggs
Kanchelskis

[Boydy]

Arjen Robben
Ibrahimovic

[John Arne]

Wijnaldum.

[Disco]

Tony Cottee

[John Arne]

Tony Cottee

I'll see your Tony Cottee and raise you a....

Paul Rideout
Duncan Ferguson
Daniel Amokachi

[thommo]

Stan Collymore
Uwe Rosler
Georgi Kinkladze
Jurgen Klinsmann

Adebayor
Bale
Demba Ba
Pappis Cisse
Djbril Cisse
Benteke
Chris Sutton
Morata
Van Der Vaart
Pavlychenko (sp?)
Morata is the last of the Chelsea hat-tricks.


Chris Armstrong
Darren Bent

Chris Sutton

Adam Johnson
Scored his one and only hat-trick against Fulham. :moop:


I'll pander to Thommo.

Mitrovic.

Edit: Sorry, forgot it was Prem hattricks and doesn't include the Championship :eyemouth:

4 Championship hat-tricks and 6 PL braces but no PL hat-trick for Mitro.

[thommo]

Les Ferdinand
Trevor Sinclair
Emile Heskey
Peter Crouch
Robert Lee
All have already been answered unfortunately.


Iain Dowie
Niall Quinn
Damien Duff
Odion Igahlo
One of the Cissés [Papiss, Djibril, a-another]
Wilfried Bony
Pukki
Bamford
Daniel Amokachi
Efan Ekoku
Jason Euell
Dalian Atkinson
Ryan Giggs
Kanchelskis
Kanchelskis is the last hat-trick scorer from Manchester United on the list.


Arjen Robben
Ibrahimovic

Tony Cottee

I'll see your Tony Cottee and raise you a....

Paul Rideout
Duncan Ferguson
Daniel Amokachi

[thommo]

You're still missing 10 players with multiple hat-tricks and 56 players with a single hat-trick. :D

[Pen]

Teemu Pukki
Mikael Forssel
Jonatan Johansson snd Dave Kitson in the same game.

[wullie]

Gary McAllister

[Gray Fox]

Andy Johnson :moop:

[Disco]

Tommy Johnson.

[Shindig]

Paul Scholes
Keiron Dyer

[Boydy]

Can you stick the list on this page as well?

[thommo]

Teemu Pukki
Mikael Forssel
Jonatan Johansson snd Dave Kitson in the same game.

Gary McAllister

Andy Johnson :moop:

Tommy Johnson.

Paul Scholes
Keiron Dyer


The updated list:

Sergio Aguero – 12, Manchester City, 2011-2020
Alan Shearer – 11, Blackburn Rovers & Newcastle United, 1993-1999
Robbie Fowler – 9, Liverpool & Leeds United, 1993-2001
Michael Owen – 8, Liverpool, 1998-2005
Thierry Henry – 8, Arsenal, 2000-2006
Harry Kane – 8, Tottenham Hotspur, 2015-2017
Wayne Rooney – 7, Manchester United & Everton, 2006-2017
Luis Suarez – 6, Liverpool, 2012-2014
Andy Cole – 5, Newcastle United & Manchester United, 1993-1999
Ian Wright – 5, Arsenal, 1994-1997
Ruud van Nistelrooy – 5, Manchester United, 2001-2003
Dimitar Berbatov – 5, Tottenham Hotspur & Manchester United, 2007-2011
Robin van Persie – 5, Arsenal & Manchester United, 2011-2013
Raheem Sterling – 5, Manchester City, 2015-2022
Erling Haaland – 5, Manchester City, 2022-2023
Teddy Sheringham – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United & Portsmouth, 1993-2003
Les Ferdinand – 4, QPR, Newcastle United & Tottenham Hotspur, 1993-2000
Chris Sutton – 4, Norwich City & Blackburn Rovers, 1993-1998
Matt Le Tissier – 4, Southampton, 1993-1995
Kevin Campbell – 4, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest & Everton, 1993-1999
Dwight Yorke – 4, Aston Villa & Manchester United, 1996-2001
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4, Chelsea & Middlesbrough, 2000-2004
Yakubu – 4, Portsmouth, Everton & Blackburn Rovers, 2004-2011
Jermain Defoe – 4, Tottenham Hotspur & Sunderland, 2004-2016
Fernando Torres – 4, Liverpool & Chelsea, 2008-2012
-
Mohamed Salah – 4, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Son Heung-min – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, 2020-2023
Tony Cottee – 3, Everton & West Ham United, 1993-1994
Dion Dublin – 3, Coventry City & Aston Villa, 1995-1998
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 3, Manchester United, 1999-2002
Nicholas Anelka – 3, Arsenal, Manchester City & Chelsea, 1999-2008
-
Didier Drogba – 3, Chelsea, 2006-2010
Emmanuel Adebayor – 3, Arsenal, 2007-2008
Cristiano Ronaldo – 3, Manchester United, 2008-2022
Frank Lampard – 3, Chelsea, 2008-2011
-
Romelu Lukaku – 3, West Bromwich Albion & Everton, 2013-2017
Jamie Vardy – 3, Leicester City, 2016-2020
Andrei Kanchelskis – 2, Manchester United, 1994-1996
Tony Yeboah – 2, Leeds United, 1995
Fabrizio Ravanelli – 2, Middlesbrough, 1996-1997
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-
-
Darren Huckerby – 2, Coventry City, 1998-1999
Kevin Phillips – 2, Sunderland, 1999-2000
Paul Scholes – 2, Manchester United, 2000-2003
Mark Viduka – 2, Leeds United, 2000-2003
Benjani Mwaruwari – 2, Portsmouth, 2007-2008
Steven Gerrard – 2, Liverpool, 2009-2012
Andy Carroll – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2016
-
Maxi Rodriguez – 2, Liverpool, 2011
Demba Ba – 2, Newcastle United, 2011
Gareth Bale – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 2012-2021
Christian Benteke – 2, Aston Villa, 2013-2015
Eden Hazard – 2, Chelsea, 2014-2018
Sadio Mane – 2, Southampton, 2015-2016
-
Alexis Sanchez – 2, Arsenal, 2015-2016
Riyad Mahrez – 2, Leicester City & Manchester City, 2015-2020
-
-
Ayoze Perez – 2, Newcastle United & Leicester City, 2019
Ollie Watkins – 2, Aston Villa, 2020-2023
Ivan Toney – 2, Brentford, 2022
Eric Cantona – 1, Leeds United, 1992
-
John Hendrie – 1, Middlesbrough, 1992
-
Brian Deane – 1, Sheffield United, 1993
-
-
-
Micky Quinn – 1, Coventry City, 1993
Efan Ekoku – 1, Norwich City, 1993
-
-
Jan Age Fjortoft – 1, Swindon Town, 1994
-
-
Tommy Johnson – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Peter Ndlovu – 1, Coventry City, 1995
Gary McAllister – 1, Leeds United, 1995
Savo Milosevic – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Gavin Peacock – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Mark Hughes – 1, Chelsea, 1996
-
Ian Marshall – 1, Leicester City, 1997
Gianluca Vialli – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Dennis Bergkamp – 1, Arsenal, 1997
-
-
Gianfranco Zola – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Tore Andre Flo – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Duncan Ferguson – 1, Everton, 1997
Jurgen Klinsmann – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
-
Chris Armstrong – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
-
-
-
-
Stan Collymore – 1, Leicester City, 2000
-
Paulo Wanchope – 1, Manchester City, 2000
Emile Heskey – 1, Liverpool, 2000
Ray Parlour – 1, Arsenal, 2000
Sylvain Wiltord – 1, Arsenal, 2001
Marcus Stewart – 1, Ipswich Town, 2001
-
James Beattie – 1, Southampton, 2002
-
-
-
Kevin Lisbie – 1, Charlton Athletic, 2003
Steve Watson – 1, Everton, 2003
Eidar Gudjohnsen – 1, Chelsea, 2004
Milan Baros – 1, Liverpool, 2004
Robert Earnshaw – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2005

Henri Camara – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2005
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-
Peter Crouch – 1, Liverpool, 2007
Roque Santa Cruz – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2007
-
John Carew – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Mikael Forssell – 1, Birmingham City, 2008
Afonso Alves – 1, Middlesbrough, 2008
Gabriel Agbonlahor – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
-
Andrei Arshavin – 1, Arsenal, 2009
Yossi Benayoun – 1, Liverpool, 2009
-
Darren Bent – 1, Sunderland, 2010
Salomon Kalou – 1, Chelsea, 2010
-
Leon Best – 1, Newcastle United, 2011
Louis Saha – 1, Everton, 2011
Dirk Kuyt – 1, Liverpool, 2011
Somen Tchoyi – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2011
-
Andy Johnson – 1, Fulham, 2011
-
Peter Odemwingie – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2012
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-
-
Shinji Kagawa – 1, Manchester United, 2013
Daniel Sturridge – 1, Liverpool, 2013
Adam Johnson – 1, Sunderland, 2014
Samuel Eto’o – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Andre Schurrle – 1, Chelsea, 2014
-
Diego Costa – 1, Chelsea, 2014
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-
-
Steven Naismith – 1, Everton, 2015
Georginio Wijnaldum – 1, Newcastle United, 2015
-
Olivier Giroud – 1, Arsenal, 2016
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-
Alvaro Morata – 1, Chelsea, 2017
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-
-
-
Teemu Pukki – 1, Norwich City, 2019
Tammy Abraham – 1, Chelsea, 2019
-
Christian Pulisic – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Anthony Martial – 1, Manchester United, 2020
Michail Antonio – 1, West Ham United, 2020
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 1, Everton, 2020
Patrick Bamford – 1, Leeds United, 2020
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 1, Arsenal, 2021
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-
-
Bruno Fernandes – 1, Manchester United, 2021
Mason Mount – 1, Chelsea, 2021
-
-
Kevin de Bruyne – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Leandro Trossard – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2022
Phil Foden – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Evan Ferguson – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2023

[Adramelch]

Carlos Tevez
Demba Ba
Shevchenko (lol but then Morata is there so who knows)

Edit: Just saw Ba was already on the list.

[Disco]

Dean Holdsworth

[SvN]

Benjani

[niko_cee]

Did Danny Murphy ever get one via multiple penalties or freekicks?

What about any of the old Arsenal attacking midfielders, Overmars, Pires or Ljungberg?

[Pen]

Got my Kitsons and Johansson scoring a hat trick mixed up in the last post. I meant Paul Kitson.

Edit: David Bentley against United isn't yet on the list

[Max Power]

Jermaine Pennant and Robert Pires.

[niko_cee]

Did they both get one in the same game? Pennant got one against Southampton towards the end of the season one year IIRC [in a 6-3 or something].

[Pen]

Benni McCarthy
Michael Bridges
Harry Kewell
Tim Cahill
Juan Pablo Angel
Marians Pahars

[thommo]

Carlos Tevez
Demba Ba
Shevchenko (lol but then Morata is there so who knows)

Edit: Just saw Ba was already on the list.
Tevez was the last one left with 4 hat-tricks. Still two players with 3 that haven't been answered.


Dean Holdsworth

Benjani

Did Danny Murphy ever get one via multiple penalties or freekicks?

What about any of the old Arsenal attacking midfielders, Overmars, Pires or Ljungberg?

Got my Kitsons and Johansson scoring a hat trick mixed up in the last post. I meant Paul Kitson.

Edit: David Bentley against United isn't yet on the list

Jermaine Pennant and Robert Pires.


Did they both get one in the same game? Pennant got one against Southampton towards the end of the season one year IIRC [in a 6-3 or something].
They did indeed, it was a 6-1 win. Multiple hat-tricks in the same game has only happened on 4 occasions - this aforementioned game, Haaland and Foden for City v United last season, Ayoze Perez and Vardy for Leicester in their 9-0 win at Southampton and one other instance.


Benni McCarthy
Michael Bridges
Harry Kewell
Tim Cahill
Juan Pablo Angel
Marians Pahars

When the answers start to dry up I will add some hints.

[Disco]

Robbie Keane
Dean Saunders

[thommo]

Robbie Keane
Dean Saunders

Keane with 3 hat-tricks, still 1 more to guess who managed that many.

[Pen]

Charlie Austin
Troy Deeney
Ivan Toney

[Boydy]

Rickie Lambert
Danny Ings

[SvN]

Lucas Moura
Callum Wilson

[Adramelch]

Walcott
Welbeck
Gabriel Jesus
Balotelli

[Max Power]

Edin Dzeko

[Adramelch]

I reckon half of the missing ones are just a case of any attacking player at a top team being likely to have stumbled upon a hat-trick.

To that effect:

Grealish
Firmino
Ferran Torres
Milan Baros

[Guybrush]

Ian Rush
Leandro Trossard

[thommo]

Charlie Austin
Troy Deeney
Ivan Toney

Rickie Lambert
Danny Ings

Lucas Moura
Callum Wilson

Walcott
Welbeck
Gabriel Jesus
Balotelli
Walcott was the last on the list with 3 hat-tricks.

Edin Dzeko

I reckon half of the missing ones are just a case of any attacking player at a top team being likely to have stumbled upon a hat-trick.

To that effect:

Grealish
Firmino
Ferran Torres
Milan Baros
4 players with multiple hat-tricks remain. At this point, the majority of players remaining are not from the traditional successful teams.

[thommo]

Ian Rush
Leandro Trossard
Trossard is correct but has already been answered.

[Adramelch]

4 players with multiple hat-tricks remain. At this point, the majority of players remaining are not from the traditional successful teams.

Goddamnit thommo, there goes my strategy.

[Max Power]

Grant Holt
Dominic Solanke

[Waffdon]

Elano
Stephen Ireland
Robinho
Yaya Toure
David Silva
Bernardo Silva
Julian Alvarez

Troy Deeney
Patrick Bamford
Shane Long
Gylfi Sigurdsson
Clint Dempsey

[Raoul Duke]

Paolo Di Canto
Benito Carbone
Chris Wood
Yakubu
Tim Cahill
Clint Dempsey
Juninho
Kanu

[Boydy]

Kevin Nolan
Jay-Jay Okocha
Frederic Kanoute

[Shindig]

Brian McBride.

[Disco]

...not from the traditional successful teams.

Stefan Iversen

[niko_cee]

:D

Clint Dempsey.
Nikola Jelavic.
Geovanni.

[Disco]

Stuart Ripley
Ruel Fox

[SvN]

Jason Wilcox

[Danny]

Rod Wallace
Gary Speed
Brolin (pretty sure he got one but not sure if Prem)

[Pen]

Kevin Nolan
Jay-Jay Okocha
Frederic Kanoute

Bolton reminded me that I think Fredi Bobic scored a hat trick there and those were his only goals.

[Danny]

Did Elmander ever get one for them? Feel like he had a burst of goals.

Another old Leeds one Strachan.
Robbie Keane

[thommo]

Grant Holt
Dominic Solanke

Elano
Stephen Ireland
Robinho
Yaya Toure
David Silva
Bernardo Silva
Julian Alvarez

Troy Deeney
Patrick Bamford
Shane Long
Gylfi Sigurdsson
Clint Dempsey


Paolo Di Canto
Benito Carbone
Chris Wood
Yakubu
Tim Cahill
Clint Dempsey
Juninho
Kanu
Kanu with one of the more memorable hat-tricks, away at Stamford Bridge with that crazy goal from the byline.


Kevin Nolan
Jay-Jay Okocha
Frederic Kanoute

Brian McBride.

Stefan Iversen

:D

Clint Dempsey.
Nikola Jelavic.
Geovanni.

Stuart Ripley
Ruel Fox

Jason Wilcox

Rod Wallace
Gary Speed
Brolin (pretty sure he got one but not sure if Prem)

Bolton reminded me that I think Fredi Bobic scored a hat trick there and those were his only goals.

Did Elmander ever get one for them? Feel like he had a burst of goals.

Another old Leeds one Strachan.
Robbie Keane

Some good answers in there. 29 players remaining, 2 of which scored 2 hat-tricks in the Prem.

[John Arne]

Either of the Alan Smith's?

[Waffdon]

Kevin Gallagher

[thommo]

Either of the Alan Smith's?

Kevin Gallagher

Spelt incorrectly but he did manage it, 2 hat tricks for Blackburn.

[wullie]

Did Robins get any for Norwich?

[thommo]

Did Robins get any for Norwich?
He did indeed, scoring one in 1992.

The updated list:

Sergio Aguero – 12, Manchester City, 2011-2020
Alan Shearer – 11, Blackburn Rovers & Newcastle United, 1993-1999
Robbie Fowler – 9, Liverpool & Leeds United, 1993-2001
Michael Owen – 8, Liverpool, 1998-2005
Thierry Henry – 8, Arsenal, 2000-2006
Harry Kane – 8, Tottenham Hotspur, 2015-2017
Wayne Rooney – 7, Manchester United & Everton, 2006-2017
Luis Suarez – 6, Liverpool, 2012-2014
Andy Cole – 5, Newcastle United & Manchester United, 1993-1999
Ian Wright – 5, Arsenal, 1994-1997
Ruud van Nistelrooy – 5, Manchester United, 2001-2003
Dimitar Berbatov – 5, Tottenham Hotspur & Manchester United, 2007-2011
Robin van Persie – 5, Arsenal & Manchester United, 2011-2013
Raheem Sterling – 5, Manchester City, 2015-2022
Erling Haaland – 5, Manchester City, 2022-2023
Teddy Sheringham – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United & Portsmouth, 1993-2003
Les Ferdinand – 4, QPR, Newcastle United & Tottenham Hotspur, 1993-2000
Chris Sutton – 4, Norwich City & Blackburn Rovers, 1993-1998
Matt Le Tissier – 4, Southampton, 1993-1995
Kevin Campbell – 4, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest & Everton, 1993-1999
Dwight Yorke – 4, Aston Villa & Manchester United, 1996-2001
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4, Chelsea & Middlesbrough, 2000-2004
Yakubu – 4, Portsmouth, Everton & Blackburn Rovers, 2004-2011
Jermain Defoe – 4, Tottenham Hotspur & Sunderland, 2004-2016
Fernando Torres – 4, Liverpool & Chelsea, 2008-2012
Carlos Tevez – 4, Manchester City, 2010-2012
Mohamed Salah – 4, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Son Heung-min – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, 2020-2023
Tony Cottee – 3, Everton & West Ham United, 1993-1994
Dion Dublin – 3, Coventry City & Aston Villa, 1995-1998
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 3, Manchester United, 1999-2002
Nicholas Anelka – 3, Arsenal, Manchester City & Chelsea, 1999-2008
Robbie Keane – 3, Tottenham Hotspur, 2003-2009
Didier Drogba – 3, Chelsea, 2006-2010
Emmanuel Adebayor – 3, Arsenal, 2007-2008
Cristiano Ronaldo – 3, Manchester United, 2008-2022
Frank Lampard – 3, Chelsea, 2008-2011
Theo Walcott – 3, Arsenal, 2010-2015
Romelu Lukaku – 3, West Bromwich Albion & Everton, 2013-2017
Jamie Vardy – 3, Leicester City, 2016-2020
Andrei Kanchelskis – 2, Manchester United, 1994-1996
Tony Yeboah – 2, Leeds United, 1995
Fabrizio Ravanelli – 2, Middlesbrough, 1996-1997
Steffan Iversen – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 1997-2000
Kevin Gallacher – 2, Blackburn Rovers, 1997-1998
Paul Kitson – 2, West Ham United, 1997-2001
Darren Huckerby – 2, Coventry City, 1998-1999
Kevin Phillips – 2, Sunderland, 1999-2000
Paul Scholes – 2, Manchester United, 2000-2003
Mark Viduka – 2, Leeds United, 2000-2003
Benjani Mwaruwari – 2, Portsmouth, 2007-2008
Steven Gerrard – 2, Liverpool, 2009-2012
Andy Carroll – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2016
Kevin Nolan – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2013
Maxi Rodriguez – 2, Liverpool, 2011
Demba Ba – 2, Newcastle United, 2011
Gareth Bale – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 2012-2021
Christian Benteke – 2, Aston Villa, 2013-2015
Eden Hazard – 2, Chelsea, 2014-2018
Sadio Mane – 2, Southampton, 2015-2016
Callum Wilson – 2, Bournemouth, 2015-2017
Alexis Sanchez – 2, Arsenal, 2015-2016
Riyad Mahrez – 2, Leicester City & Manchester City, 2015-2020
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Roberto Firmino – 2, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Ayoze Perez – 2, Newcastle United & Leicester City, 2019
Ollie Watkins – 2, Aston Villa, 2020-2023
Ivan Toney – 2, Brentford, 2022
Eric Cantona – 1, Leeds United, 1992
Mark Robins – 1, Norwich City, 1992
John Hendrie – 1, Middlesbrough, 1992
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Brian Deane – 1, Sheffield United, 1993
Gordon Strachan – 1, Leeds United, 1993
-
Rod Wallace – 1, Leeds United, 1993
Micky Quinn – 1, Coventry City, 1993
Efan Ekoku – 1, Norwich City, 1993
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-
Jan Age Fjortoft – 1, Swindon Town, 1994
Dean Saunders – 1, Aston Villa, 1994
Dean Holdsworth – 1, Wimbledon, 1994
Tommy Johnson – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Peter Ndlovu – 1, Coventry City, 1995
Gary McAllister – 1, Leeds United, 1995
Savo Milosevic – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Gavin Peacock – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Mark Hughes – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Gary Speed – 1, Everton, 1996
Ian Marshall – 1, Leicester City, 1997
Gianluca Vialli – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Dennis Bergkamp – 1, Arsenal, 1997
-
-
Gianfranco Zola – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Tore Andre Flo – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Duncan Ferguson – 1, Everton, 1997
Jurgen Klinsmann – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
-
Chris Armstrong – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
Michael Bridges – 1, Leeds United, 1999
Nwankwo Kanu – 1, Arsenal, 1999
Marc Overmars – 1, Arsenal, 1999
-
Stan Collymore – 1, Leicester City, 2000
-
Paulo Wanchope – 1, Manchester City, 2000
Emile Heskey – 1, Liverpool, 2000
Ray Parlour – 1, Arsenal, 2000
Sylvain Wiltord – 1, Arsenal, 2001
Marcus Stewart – 1, Ipswich Town, 2001
Fredi Bobic – 1, Bolton Wanderers, 2002
James Beattie – 1, Southampton, 2002
Jermaine Pennant – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Robert Pires – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Freddie Ljungberg – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Kevin Lisbie – 1, Charlton Athletic, 2003
Steve Watson – 1, Everton, 2003
Eidar Gudjohnsen – 1, Chelsea, 2004
Milan Baros – 1, Liverpool, 2004
Robert Earnshaw – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2005

Henri Camara – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2005
Dave Bentley – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2006
-
Peter Crouch – 1, Liverpool, 2007
Roque Santa Cruz – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2007
-
John Carew – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Mikael Forssell – 1, Birmingham City, 2008
Afonso Alves – 1, Middlesbrough, 2008
Gabriel Agbonlahor – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Robinho – 1, Manchester City, 2008
Andrei Arshavin – 1, Arsenal, 2009
Yossi Benayoun – 1, Liverpool, 2009
-
Darren Bent – 1, Sunderland, 2010
Salomon Kalou – 1, Chelsea, 2010
Mario Balotelli – 1, Manchester City, 2010
Leon Best – 1, Newcastle United, 2011
Louis Saha – 1, Everton, 2011
Dirk Kuyt – 1, Liverpool, 2011
Somen Tchoyi – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2011
Edin Dzeko – 1, Manchester City, 2011
Andy Johnson – 1, Fulham, 2011
Clint Dempsey – 1, Fulham, 2012
Peter Odemwingie – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2012
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-
-
Shinji Kagawa – 1, Manchester United, 2013
Daniel Sturridge – 1, Liverpool, 2013
Adam Johnson – 1, Sunderland, 2014
Samuel Eto’o – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Andre Schurrle – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Yaya Toure – 1, Manchester City, 2014
Diego Costa – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Charlie Austin – 1, QPR, 2014
-
-
Steven Naismith – 1, Everton, 2015
Georginio Wijnaldum – 1, Newcastle United, 2015
-
Olivier Giroud – 1, Arsenal, 2016
-
-
Alvaro Morata – 1, Chelsea, 2017
-
-
-
Lucas Moura – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 2019
Teemu Pukki – 1, Norwich City, 2019
Tammy Abraham – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Bernardo Silva – 1, Manchester City, 2019
Christian Pulisic – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Anthony Martial – 1, Manchester United, 2020
Michail Antonio – 1, West Ham United, 2020
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 1, Everton, 2020
Patrick Bamford – 1, Leeds United, 2020
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 1, Arsenal, 2021
-
Chris Wood – 1, Burnley, 2021
Ferran Torres – 1, Manchester City, 2021
Bruno Fernandes – 1, Manchester United, 2021
Mason Mount – 1, Chelsea, 2021
-
Gabriel Jesus – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Kevin de Bruyne – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Leandro Trossard – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2022
Phil Foden – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Evan Ferguson – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2023

7 left from the 90s, 6 from the 00s, 14 from 2010 onwards.

[Boydy]

Jon Hartson

[Boydy]

Divock Origi ever manage one?

[Danny]

Paul Warhurst
David Hirst

[Boydy]

Kelechi Ihenacho?

[Boydy]

Okazaki
Mitoma

[Disco]

Has no-one guessed Robbie Keane, or can I just not see him in the list?

Hamilton Ricard
Julian Joachim
Mark Bright
Peter Beardsley
Steve Claridge
Alan Boksic
Gus Poyet
Marian Pahars

[Boydy]

He doesn't seem to be in the list but I'm pretty sure he's been said and confirmed.

[Adramelch]

Yeah, probably that one gap up top among those with 3.

[thommo]

Jon Hartson

Divock Origi ever manage one?

Paul Warhurst
David Hirst

Kelechi Ihenacho?

Okazaki
Mitoma

Has no-one guessed Robbie Keane, or can I just not see him in the list?

Hamilton Ricard
Julian Joachim
Mark Bright
Peter Beardsley
Steve Claridge
Alan Boksic
Gus Poyet
Marian Pahars

He doesn't seem to be in the list but I'm pretty sure he's been said and confirmed.

Yeah, probably that one gap up top among those with 3.
Yeah missed out adding him to the list once he was answered, Adra's right, 3 hat tricks for Keane. I'll add him in now.

[Boydy]

Damien Duff

[Pen]

I was going to suggest Kostas Mitroglou when I saw you as the last poster, but I think I'm thinking of Champios league hat trick. Think he was pretty shit for Fulham.

@adra

[niko_cee]

Bolo Zenden?

[Waffdon]

I can’t remember if it was Zaha or Bolasie but I’m fairly sure one of them scored a hattrick away to Middlesbrough back in the day.

Also a bloke that played for Everton from Ivory Coast with blonde hair but completely forgot his name

[niko_cee]

Arouna Kone?

Bakayoko? :baz:

[niko_cee]

Did Graeme Sharp ever get one for Everton or Oldham, were they even in the Premier League?

[Pen]

I can’t remember if it was Zaha or Bolasie but I’m fairly sure one of them scored a hattrick away to Middlesbrough back in the day.

Also a bloke that played for Everton from Ivory Coast with blonde hair but completely forgot his name

Omar Niasse?

Edit: Josh King (possibly all penalties, if it wasn't him it was probably Callum Wilson)

[Waffdon]

Was Arouna Kone but Niasse could be a shout also.

Both definitely had a purple patch

[Dave.]

Diafra Sakho
Stan Collymore
Pierre van Hooijdonk
Alan Smith (Arsenal)
Alan Smith (Leeds)
Mike Newell
Roy Wegerle
Hernan Crespo
Arjen Robben

[Dave.]

Steffen Iversen

[Max Power]

Aruna Dindane

[Disco]

David Batty
Tim Sherwood
Andy Sinton
Trevor Sinclair
Danny Cadamarteri
David Hirst
Karl Heinz Reidle
Vladimir Smicer
Patrick Berger

[niko_cee]

Neil Shipperley
Dougie Freedman
Nicky Barmby

[Danny]

Carl Cort
Jason Euell
Marcus Bent
Darren Bent
Clive Mendoza
Carlton Cole
Marlon Harewood
Bobby Zamora
Djibril Cisse

[niko_cee]

Clive Mendonca's a good shout [assuming that's who Clive Mendoza is meant to be].

[thommo]

Sorry for the late response lads, left the document on the work laptop.


Damien Duff

I was going to suggest Kostas Mitroglou when I saw you as the last poster, but I think I'm thinking of Champios league hat trick. Think he was pretty shit for Fulham.

@adra
He was awful for Fulham. Injured completely for the relegation run-in and he managed just 151 minutes with no goals. I was privileged enough to be in attendance at all 3 of his Fulham appearances.


Bolo Zenden?

I can’t remember if it was Zaha or Bolasie but I’m fairly sure one of them scored a hattrick away to Middlesbrough back in the day.

Also a bloke that played for Everton from Ivory Coast with blonde hair but completely forgot his name

Arouna Kone?

Bakayoko? :baz:

Did Graeme Sharp ever get one for Everton or Oldham, were they even in the Premier League?

Omar Niasse?

Edit: Josh King (possibly all penalties, if it wasn't him it was probably Callum Wilson)
Josh King was the last answer remaining with multiple hat-tricks - he scored one for both Bournemouth and Watford.

[thommo]

Diafra Sakho
Stan Collymore
Pierre van Hooijdonk
Alan Smith (Arsenal)
Alan Smith (Leeds)
Mike Newell
Roy Wegerle
Hernan Crespo
Arjen Robben

Steffen Iversen
Iversen and Collymore are correct, but had already been answered.


Aruna Dindane

David Batty
Tim Sherwood
Andy Sinton
Trevor Sinclair
Danny Cadamarteri
David Hirst
Karl Heinz Reidle
Vladimir Smicer
Patrick Berger

Neil Shipperley
Dougie Freedman
Nicky Barmby

Carl Cort
Jason Euell
Marcus Bent
Darren Bent
Clive Mendoza
Carlton Cole
Marlon Harewood
Bobby Zamora
Djibril Cisse

Clive Mendonca's a good shout [assuming that's who Clive Mendoza is meant to be].
I presumed that was who Danny meant. :D

[thommo]

16 players left to get. I'll give it a few hours and start dropping club/year hints.

[Dave.]

Chris Kiwomya
Alan Cork
Kevin Lisble
Nayim

[niko_cee]

Paul Dickov
Peter Beagrie
Uwe Rosler

[Boydy]

Francis Jeffers

[SincereTheRebel]

Solomon Rondon

[Danny]

I presumed that was who Danny meant. :D

Auto Correct :moop:

Or was it


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOk4hQXbGDs&ab

[Disco]

I enjoyed someone posting 'Paulo di Canto' earlier. Takes a terrible free kick but a lovely glass of red after the game.

[thommo]

Chris Kiwomya
Alan Cork
Kevin Lisble
Nayim
Lisbie is correct but has already been answered.


Paul Dickov
Peter Beagrie
Uwe Rosler

Francis Jeffers

Solomon Rondon

Hints for the remaining 15 hat-trick scorers (club & year):

Liverpool, 1993
QPR, 1993
Sheffield Wednesday, 1997
Bradford City, 2000
Aston Villa, 2006
Wigan Athletic, 2007
Fulham, 2012
Wigan Athletic, 2012
Arsenal, 2012
Stoke City, 2015
Burnley, 2016
Arsenal, 2018
Wolverhampton Wanderers, 2019
Watford, 2019
Leeds United, 2022

[Elbastido]

Dean Windass for the Bradord hat-trick.

Amir Zaki for Wigan?

[niko_cee]

Jon Walters, was that his name for Stoke? Did someone get one for them when they smashed Liverpool on the last day of the season once?

[niko_cee]

Harrison for Leeds?

[thommo]

Dean Windass for the Bradord hat-trick.

Amir Zaki for Wigan?
Windass got his in a 4-4 draw with Derby.


Jon Walters, was that his name for Stoke? Did someone get one for them when they smashed Liverpool on the last day of the season once?
It was Walters, not in the drubbing of Liverpool though - he got it in a 3-1 win over QPR.


Harrison for Leeds?

[Jimmy Floyd]

Ronnie Rosenthal?

[Shindig]

Benito Carbone
Chris Wood
Sam Vokes

[wullie]

The Liverpool one is Mark Walters vs us isn't it. We feature too much on the 'against' list

[Shindig]

Mark Hateley was at QPR that time, wasn't he? Nope, Rangers. :moop:

[niko_cee]

Ashley Barnes?

[SvN]

Jota for wolves

[Elbastido]

Nathan Ellington or Marcus Bent?

[thommo]

Ronnie Rosenthal?

Benito Carbone
Chris Wood
Sam Vokes

The Liverpool one is Mark Walters vs us isn't it. We feature too much on the 'against' list
It is indeed. :D

There've been a total of 10 hat-tricks scored against Coventry in the PL.


Mark Hateley was at QPR that time, wasn't he? Nope, Rangers. :moop:

Ashley Barnes?

Jota for wolves

Nathan Ellington or Marcus Bent?
9 remaining.

[Dave.]

Ian Rush
Gary Penrice
Sarr for Watford

[SincereTheRebel]

Jota for Wolves

[Max Power]

Andy Booth for Wednesday

[Danny]

It is indeed. :D

There've been a total of 10 hat-tricks scored against Coventry in the PL.
9 remaining.

I said M Bent :moop:

Mark Bright
Danny Dichio
Bradley Allen
Collins Jon
Dempsey
McBride
Rodallega

[thommo]

Ian Rush
Gary Penrice
Sarr for Watford

Jota for Wolves
It's correct but SvN already answered that earlier on.


Andy Booth for Wednesday

I said M Bent :moop:

Mark Bright
Danny Dichio
Bradley Allen
Collins Jon
Dempsey
McBride
Rodallega
You did indeed, don't know how I missed that. :D

7 remain, 3 of which are Spaniards.

[Danny]

Cazorla?

[thommo]

Cazorla?

Correct, a hat-trick away at Reading for him.

[Adramelch]

I seem to remember a Deulofeu hat-trick but not sure if it was Premier League or Championship.

[Danny]

It fits with the Watford one

[Adramelch]

I actually missed that post, I was just going for the Spaniards. :D

[Baz]

Cazorla?

Jeez, forgot he existed.

[thommo]

I seem to remember a Deulofeu hat-trick but not sure if it was Premier League or Championship.
It was Premier League, in a 5-1 win at Cardiff.

5 remaining - 1 English, 1 Welsh, 1 Jamaican, 1 Russian and 1 Spaniard.

[wullie]

Robbie Earle or Marcus Gayle for Jamaica?

[thommo]

Robbie Earle or Marcus Gayle for Jamaica?

Neither, a more recent player.

[Luke Emia]

Michail Antonio

[Danny]

Only Russians I can thing of would be Pavluchenko (sp) or Zhirkov

Earnshaw for Wakes?

[wullie]

I'm going to guess Marlon King and Ricardo Gardner to round out all the Jamaicans I can think of

[Jimmy Floyd]

Fernando Llorente for Spurs maybe? Or Jose Antonio Reyes?

[John Arne]

Ricardo Fuller for the Jamaican?

[Ben]

Only Russians I can thing of would be Pavluchenko (sp) or Zhirkov

Earnshaw for Wakes?

There's Pogrebnyak too. He was a good player when he wasn't busy moaning about black guys playing in Russia.

[thommo]

All guesses are wrong so far. I'll link the hints together as this should make it easier:

English, Aston Villa, 2006
Russian, Fulham, 2012
Spanish, Wigan Athletic, 2012
Jamaican, Burnley, 2016
Welsh, Arsenal, 2018

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Andre Gray for the Jamaican Burnley lad
Ramsay for the Welsh prick.

[Dave.]

Aaron Ramsey
Ashley Young
Gabriel Agbonlahor

[Dave.]

Jordi Gomez for Wigan?

[thommo]

Andre Gray for the Jamaican Burnley lad
Ramsay for the Welsh prick.

Aaron Ramsey
Ashley Young
Gabriel Agbonlahor

Jordi Gomez for Wigan?

Two to go!

[Jimmy Floyd]

Russian at Fulham could only be Pogrebnyak, as mentioned by Ben.

[thommo]

Russian at Fulham could only be Pogrebnyak, as mentioned by Ben.
:moop:

He snuck that post in as I was doing mine.


There's Pogrebnyak too. He was a good player when he wasn't busy moaning about black guys playing in Russia.
Pog was indeed correct. Opened up with 5 in his first 3 games for us.

1 left, an Englishman who scored a hat-trick for Aston Villa in a 4-0 away win at Middlesbrough in 2006.

[Dave.]

Stefan Moore
Luke Moore
Lee Hendrie

[Ben]

Oh, fuck off. That game is probably the low point of my entire life as a football fan.

It was one of the Moore kids. Luke I think.

[thommo]

Stefan Moore
Luke Moore
Lee Hendrie

Correct! Well done all, that was a good effort to get each and every one. Full list as follows:

Sergio Aguero – 12, Manchester City, 2011-2020
Alan Shearer – 11, Blackburn Rovers & Newcastle United, 1993-1999
Robbie Fowler – 9, Liverpool & Leeds United, 1993-2001
Michael Owen – 8, Liverpool, 1998-2005
Thierry Henry – 8, Arsenal, 2000-2006
Harry Kane – 8, Tottenham Hotspur, 2015-2017
Wayne Rooney – 7, Manchester United & Everton, 2006-2017
Luis Suarez – 6, Liverpool, 2012-2014
Andy Cole – 5, Newcastle United & Manchester United, 1993-1999
Ian Wright – 5, Arsenal, 1994-1997
Ruud van Nistelrooy – 5, Manchester United, 2001-2003
Dimitar Berbatov – 5, Tottenham Hotspur & Manchester United, 2007-2011
Robin van Persie – 5, Arsenal & Manchester United, 2011-2013
Raheem Sterling – 5, Manchester City, 2015-2022
Erling Haaland – 5, Manchester City, 2022-2023
Teddy Sheringham – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United & Portsmouth, 1993-2003
Les Ferdinand – 4, QPR, Newcastle United & Tottenham Hotspur, 1993-2000
Chris Sutton – 4, Norwich City & Blackburn Rovers, 1993-1998
Matt Le Tissier – 4, Southampton, 1993-1995
Kevin Campbell – 4, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest & Everton, 1993-1999
Dwight Yorke – 4, Aston Villa & Manchester United, 1996-2001
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4, Chelsea & Middlesbrough, 2000-2004
Yakubu – 4, Portsmouth, Everton & Blackburn Rovers, 2004-2011
Jermain Defoe – 4, Tottenham Hotspur & Sunderland, 2004-2016
Fernando Torres – 4, Liverpool & Chelsea, 2008-2012
Carlos Tevez – 4, Manchester City, 2010-2012
Mohamed Salah – 4, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Son Heung-min – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, 2020-2023
Tony Cottee – 3, Everton & West Ham United, 1993-1994
Dion Dublin – 3, Coventry City & Aston Villa, 1995-1998
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 3, Manchester United, 1999-2002
Nicholas Anelka – 3, Arsenal, Manchester City & Chelsea, 1999-2008
Robbie Keane – 3, Tottenham Hotspur, 2003-2009
Didier Drogba – 3, Chelsea, 2006-2010
Emmanuel Adebayor – 3, Arsenal, 2007-2008
Cristiano Ronaldo – 3, Manchester United, 2008-2022
Frank Lampard – 3, Chelsea, 2008-2011
Theo Walcott – 3, Arsenal, 2010-2015
Romelu Lukaku – 3, West Bromwich Albion & Everton, 2013-2017
Jamie Vardy – 3, Leicester City, 2016-2020
Andrei Kanchelskis – 2, Manchester United, 1994-1996
Tony Yeboah – 2, Leeds United, 1995
Fabrizio Ravanelli – 2, Middlesbrough, 1996-1997
Steffan Iversen – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 1997-2000
Kevin Gallacher – 2, Blackburn Rovers, 1997-1998
Paul Kitson – 2, West Ham United, 1997-2001
Darren Huckerby – 2, Coventry City, 1998-1999
Kevin Phillips – 2, Sunderland, 1999-2000
Paul Scholes – 2, Manchester United, 2000-2003
Mark Viduka – 2, Leeds United, 2000-2003
Benjani Mwaruwari – 2, Portsmouth, 2007-2008
Steven Gerrard – 2, Liverpool, 2009-2012
Andy Carroll – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2016
Kevin Nolan – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2013
Maxi Rodriguez – 2, Liverpool, 2011
Demba Ba – 2, Newcastle United, 2011
Gareth Bale – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 2012-2021
Christian Benteke – 2, Aston Villa, 2013-2015
Eden Hazard – 2, Chelsea, 2014-2018
Sadio Mane – 2, Southampton, 2015-2016
Callum Wilson – 2, Bournemouth, 2015-2017
Alexis Sanchez – 2, Arsenal, 2015-2016
Riyad Mahrez – 2, Leicester City & Manchester City, 2015-2020
Josh King – 2, Bournemouth & Watford, 2017-2021
Roberto Firmino – 2, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Ayoze Perez – 2, Newcastle United & Leicester City, 2019
Ollie Watkins – 2, Aston Villa, 2020-2023
Ivan Toney – 2, Brentford, 2022
Eric Cantona – 1, Leeds United, 1992
Mark Robins – 1, Norwich City, 1992
John Hendrie – 1, Middlesbrough, 1992
Andy Sinton – 1, QPR, 1992
Brian Deane – 1, Sheffield United, 1993
Gordon Strachan – 1, Leeds United, 1993
Mark Walters – 1, Liverpool, 1993
Rod Wallace – 1, Leeds United, 1993
Micky Quinn – 1, Coventry City, 1993
Efan Ekoku – 1, Norwich City, 1993
Peter Beardsley – 1, Newcastle United, 1993
Bradley Allen – 1, QPR, 1993
Jan Age Fjortoft – 1, Swindon Town, 1994
Dean Saunders – 1, Aston Villa, 1994
Dean Holdsworth – 1, Wimbledon, 1994
Tommy Johnson – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Peter Ndlovu – 1, Coventry City, 1995
Gary McAllister – 1, Leeds United, 1995
Savo Milosevic – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Gavin Peacock – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Mark Hughes – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Gary Speed – 1, Everton, 1996
Ian Marshall – 1, Leicester City, 1997
Gianluca Vialli – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Dennis Bergkamp – 1, Arsenal, 1997
Patrik Berger – 1, Liverpool, 1997
Andy Booth – 1, Sheffield Wednesday, 1997
Gianfranco Zola – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Tore Andre Flo – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Duncan Ferguson – 1, Everton, 1997
Jurgen Klinsmann – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
Clive Mendonca – 1, Charlton Athletic, 1998
Chris Armstrong – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
Michael Bridges – 1, Leeds United, 1999
Nwankwo Kanu – 1, Arsenal, 1999
Marc Overmars – 1, Arsenal, 1999
Nick Barmby – 1, Everton, 2000
Stan Collymore – 1, Leicester City, 2000
Dean Windass – 1, Bradford City, 2000
Paulo Wanchope – 1, Manchester City, 2000
Emile Heskey – 1, Liverpool, 2000
Ray Parlour – 1, Arsenal, 2000
Sylvain Wiltord – 1, Arsenal, 2001
Marcus Stewart – 1, Ipswich Town, 2001
Fredi Bobic – 1, Bolton Wanderers, 2002
James Beattie – 1, Southampton, 2002
Jermaine Pennant – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Robert Pires – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Freddie Ljungberg – 1, Arsenal, 2003
Kevin Lisbie – 1, Charlton Athletic, 2003
Steve Watson – 1, Everton, 2003
Eidar Gudjohnsen – 1, Chelsea, 2004
Milan Baros – 1, Liverpool, 2004
Robert Earnshaw – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2005
Marlon Harewood – 1, West Ham United, 2005
Henri Camara – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2005
Dave Bentley – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2006
Luke Moore – 1, Aston Villa, 2006
Peter Crouch – 1, Liverpool, 2007
Roque Santa Cruz – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2007
Marcus Bent – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2007
John Carew – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Mikael Forssell – 1, Birmingham City, 2008
Afonso Alves – 1, Middlesbrough, 2008
Gabriel Agbonlahor – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Robinho – 1, Manchester City, 2008
Andrei Arshavin – 1, Arsenal, 2009
Yossi Benayoun – 1, Liverpool, 2009
Aruna Dindane – 1, Portsmouth, 2009
Darren Bent – 1, Sunderland, 2010
Salomon Kalou – 1, Chelsea, 2010
Mario Balotelli – 1, Manchester City, 2010
Leon Best – 1, Newcastle United, 2011
Louis Saha – 1, Everton, 2011
Dirk Kuyt – 1, Liverpool, 2011
Somen Tchoyi – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2011
Edin Dzeko – 1, Manchester City, 2011
Andy Johnson – 1, Fulham, 2011
Clint Dempsey – 1, Fulham, 2012
Peter Odemwingie – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2012
Pavel Pogrebnyak – 1, Fulham, 2012
Jordi Gomez – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2012
Santi Cazorla – 1, Arsenal, 2012
Shinji Kagawa – 1, Manchester United, 2013
Daniel Sturridge – 1, Liverpool, 2013
Adam Johnson – 1, Sunderland, 2014
Samuel Eto’o – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Andre Schurrle – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Yaya Toure – 1, Manchester City, 2014
Diego Costa – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Charlie Austin – 1, QPR, 2014
Jonathan Walters – 1, Stoke City, 2015
Yannick Bolasie – 1, Crystal Palace, 2015
Steven Naismith – 1, Everton, 2015
Georginio Wijnaldum – 1, Newcastle United, 2015
Arouna Kone – 1, Everton, 2015
Olivier Giroud – 1, Arsenal, 2016
Salomon Rondon – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2016
Andre Gray – 1, Burnley, 2016
Alvaro Morata – 1, Chelsea, 2017
Aaron Ramsey – 1, Arsenal, 2018
Diogo Jota – 1, Wolverhampton Wanderers, 2019
Gerard Deulofeu – 1, Watford, 2019
Lucas Moura – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 2019
Teemu Pukki – 1, Norwich City, 2019
Tammy Abraham – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Bernardo Silva – 1, Manchester City, 2019
Christian Pulisic – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Anthony Martial – 1, Manchester United, 2020
Michail Antonio – 1, West Ham United, 2020
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 1, Everton, 2020
Patrick Bamford – 1, Leeds United, 2020
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 1, Arsenal, 2021
Kelechi Iheanacho – 1, Leicester City, 2021
Chris Wood – 1, Burnley, 2021
Ferran Torres – 1, Manchester City, 2021
Bruno Fernandes – 1, Manchester United, 2021
Mason Mount – 1, Chelsea, 2021
Jack Harrison – 1, Leeds United, 2022
Gabriel Jesus – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Kevin de Bruyne – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Leandro Trossard – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2022
Phil Foden – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Evan Ferguson – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2023

[thommo]

Oh, fuck off. That game is probably the low point of my entire life as a football fan.

It was one of the Moore kids. Luke I think.
:D

It was indeed Luke Moore.

Additionally, the 4 players who have scored hat-tricks in a losing cause are Matt Le Tissier (twice), Dwight Yorke, Dion Dublin and Roque Santa Cruz.

The 6 players who have scored hat-tricks as a substitute are Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Son Heung-Min, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Emmanuel Adebayor, Rob Earnshaw and Steven Naismith.

[thommo]

Can you name the player with the most Premier League appearances from each of the top 50 ranked FIFA nations? One of the nations in the current top 50 has never been represented in the Premier League.

Argentina
France
Brazil
England
Belgium
Croatia
Netherlands
Portugal
Italy
Spain
USA
Mexico
Morocco
Switzerland
Germany
Colombia
Uruguay
Denmark
Japan
Senegal
Iran
Peru
Sweden
Ukraine
Austria
South Korea
Australia
Serbia
Tunisia
Poland
Scotland
Hungary
Wales
Algeria
Egypt
Chile
Czechia
Ecuador
Russia
Nigeria
Cameroon
Turkey
Norway
Canada
Panama
Costa Rica
Romania
Slovakia
Mali
Ivory Coast

[Baz]

Giggs

[thommo]

Giggs

Correct - 2nd on the all-time list with 632 appearances over 22 seasons.

[Adramelch]

Mahrez for Algeria.

[Gray Fox]

To open I'm throwing in Cech, Son, Tim Howard, Fabregas, Alexis Sanchez and Javier Hernandez.

[igor_balis]

gera

[Jimmy Floyd]

Mali - Kanouté
Ivory Coast - probably K.Touré
Cameroon - probably Alex Song, though Lauren or BAE Systems might be close
Costa Rica - Wanchope
Ecuador - Tony Valencia
Peru - Nobby Solano

Nigeria's a bit of a head-scratcher. Mikel/Ndidi candidates perhaps. When did Efan Ekoku retire?

[thommo]

Mahrez for Algeria.

To open I'm throwing in Cech, Son, Tim Howard, Fabregas, Alexis Sanchez and Javier Hernandez.
Was surprised to see Hernandez only made 158 PL appearances.


gera

Mali - Kanouté
Ivory Coast - probably K.Touré
Cameroon - probably Alex Song, though Lauren or BAE Systems might be close
Costa Rica - Wanchope
Ecuador - Tony Valencia
Peru - Nobby Solano

Nigeria's a bit of a head-scratcher. Mikel/Ndidi candidates perhaps. When did Efan Ekoku retire?
Only 144 apps for Kanoute.

[Shindig]

Denmark - Thomas Sorensen?

[John Arne]

Sweden - Pederson
Ukraine - Zinchenko
Austria - Barnes?
South Korea - Sonny
Australia - Jedinak?
Egypt - Salah
Czechia - Berger?
Ecuador - Valencia
Russia - Zhirkov?
Turkey - Izzet? Or was he English???
Norway - Bjornebye
Canada - Radzinski
Slovakia - Skrtel

[Pen]

Tim Howard or Casey Keller for the American.
Sanchez for Chile (if it isn't him it'll be that left side player whose name I can't remember).

Australia: Schwarzer

[John Arne]

If not Son, then Park?

[Pen]

Hungary probably Zoltan Gera.

Edit: missed Igor getting that already

[Pen]

England still up for grabs, so that's Barry.

[Jimmy Floyd]

Nigeria probably the Yak actually.

Tunisia - Radhi Jaidi
Panama - never repped

[Pen]

Poland is a trick as it's probably Matty Cash.

If not him then Fabianski.

[John Arne]

Was that keeper that wore tracky bottoms Hungarian?

[Pen]

Romania: Petrescu?

[Pen]

Was that keeper that wore tracky bottoms Hungarian?

Kiraly and yes.

[thommo]

Denmark - Thomas Sorensen?

Sweden - Pederson
Ukraine - Zinchenko
Austria - Barnes?
South Korea - Sonny
Australia - Jedinak?
Egypt - Salah
Czechia - Berger?
Ecuador - Valencia
Russia - Zhirkov?
Turkey - Izzet? Or was he English???
Norway - Bjornebye
Canada - Radzinski
Slovakia - Skrtel

Tim Howard or Casey Keller for the American.
Sanchez for Chile (if it isn't him it'll be that left side player whose name I can't remember).

Australia: Schwarzer
Schwarzer is the only non-Brit to reach 500 PL apps.


England still up for grabs, so that's Barry.
The outright record holder with 653 PL appearances.


Nigeria probably the Yak actually.

Tunisia - Radhi Jaidi
Panama - never repped
For some reason I thought Jaidi spent several years in the Prem, but he only made 61 appearances.

[Pen]

Serbia: Vidic

[Pen]

Is the American then Brian McBride or Carlos Bocanegra?