Trivia Thread

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Spaniard is me old mucker Diego Costa.

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127 - Turkey - like all Turkish strikers, played for Galatasaray. Scored most of his goals for Trabzonspor. Father died in a car bombing in 2016

120 - Ukraine - seems like he goes by two different names. Had three stints at Shakhtar and two at Dnipro. Currently plays for Karabükspor

114 - Ukraine - Played for Metalist Kharkiv twice. Also played for Shakhtar and Rubin Kazan between 2006-2016

113 - Turkey - former Galatasaray between 2003-2007

112 - Germany - ex Dortmund and Stuttgart between 1994-1999

105 - Denmark - Played for AZ, Ajax, PSV, Twente and Ajax in that order between 2000-2010

105 - Ukraine - Played for Shakhtar between 1995 and 2007. also played for Dnipro and and Metalist

102 - Brazil - Scored goals with two different Turkish clubs. Played for Fenerbache between 2004-2006 and Besiktas until 2011

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Spaniard is me old mucker Diego Costa.

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I thought the 'party' meant a political one so would've never got this.

Umut Bulut for the Turk whose Dad died in a car bombing.

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Umut Bulut for the Turk whose Dad died in a car bombing.

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All players since 92/93 who have scored 100 or more goals in any combination across 12 leagues in europe up to the end of last season

Missing players were

Evgen Seleznev
Marko Dević
Necati Ates
Andriy Vorobey
Fredi Bobic
Kenneth Pérez
Mert Nobre

Still should players i probably missed or didnt count properly.


Christian Benteke, Gareth Bale, Thomas Muller and Mauro Icardi only need a few goals to make the 100





352 - Cristiano Ronaldo - Portugal - Weaver
349 - Messi - Argentina - Weaver
318 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic - Sweden - Weaver
260 - Alan Shearer - England - Weaver
256 - Raul - Spain - Weaver
250 - Francesco Totti - Italy - Sir Andy Mahowry
245 - Luis Suárez - Uruguay - Weaver
243 - Samuel Eto'o - Cameroon - Weaver
237 - Roy Makaay - Netherlands - dino
232 - Ruud van Nistelrooy - Netherlands - Weaver
230 - Dirk Kuyt - Netherlands - Pen
228 - Thierry Henry - France - Mazuuurk
219 - Andriy Shevchenko - Ukraine - Sir Andy Mahowry
217 - Ronaldo - Brazil - Weaver
214 - Henrick Larsson - Sweden - John
209 - Antonio Di Natale - Italy - Sir Andy Mahowry
207 - Klaas-Jan Huntelaar - Netherlands - dino
205 - Mário Jardel - Brazil - Mellberg
202 - Gonzalo Higuaín - Argentina - Weaver
200 - Edinson Cavani - Uruguay - Weaver
198 - Wayne Rooney - England - Weaver
196 - Luca Toni - Italy - Mellberg
196 - Sergio Aguero - Argentina - Weaver
196 - Shota Arveladze - Georgia - John
193 - Claudio Pizarro - Peru - dino
188 - Andy Cole - England - Weaver
188 - Alessandro Del Piero - Italy - Sir Andy Mahowry
188 - Alberto Gilardino - Italy - Sir Andy Mahowry
187 - David Trezeguet - France - Reg
187 - Mario Gomez - Germany - Reg
187 - Hernán Crespo - Argentina - Mazuuurk
184 - Fernando Torres - Spain - Reg
183 - David Villa - Spain - Reg
183 - Gabriel Batistuta - Argentina - Reg
183 - Robin van Persie - Netherlands - Weaver
177 - Giuseppe Signori - Italy - wullie
176 - Frank Lampard - England - Weaver
175 - Miroslav Klose - Germany - dino
168 - Christian Vieri - Italy - Sir Andy Mahowry
167 - Kris Boyd - Scotland - John
166 - Karim Benzema - Framce - Weaver
165 - Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink - Netherlands - dino
165 - Pauleta - Portugal - Mellberg
164 - Michael Owen - England - Weaver
162 - Robbie Fowler - England - Weaver
161 - Kevin Kuranyi - Germany - John
161 - Marco Di Vaio - Italy - Weaver
161 - Pierre van Hooijdonk - Netherlands - Pen
161 - Didier Drogba - Ivory Coast - Weaver
159 - Jermaine Defoe - England - Weaver
158 - Ulf Kirsten - Germany - Pen
156 - Filippo Inzaghi - Italy - Mellberg
153 - Nicolas Anelka - France - Weaver
153 - Edin Dzeko - Bosnia-Herzegovina - Weaver
153 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink - Netherlands - Weaver
151 - Robert Lewandowski - Poland - Reg
150 - Les Ferdinand - England - Reg
150 - Jon Dahl Tomasson - Denmark - Jimmy Floyd
147 - Teddy Sheringham - England - Weaver
146 - Aritz Aduriz - Spain - dino
144 - Stefan Kießling - Germany - John
144 - Giovane Elber - Brazil - dino
144 - Mateja Kezman - Serbia - John
143 - Vincenzo Montella - Italy - Jimmy Floyd
143 - Patrick Kluivert - Netherlands - Reg
143 - John Hartson - Scotland - John
142 - Sergiy Rebrov - Ukraine - Mellberg
141 - Arjen Robben - Holland - Jimmy Floyd
140 - Diego Forlan - Uruguay - Weaver
139 - Enrico Chiesa - Italy - Jimmy Floyd
137 - Robbie Keane - R. Ireland - Mellberg
137 - Diego Milito - Argentina - Pen
136 - Óscar Cardozo - Paraguay - Jimmy Floyd
136 - Alex - Brazil - John
135 - Bafetimbi Gomis - France - Jimmy Floyd
135 - Burak Yilmaz - Turkey - John
134 - Roberto Baggio - Italy - Mazuuurk
133 - Raul Tamudo - Spain - Jimmy Floyd
132 - Djibril Cisse - France - Weaver
132 - Bas Dost - Netherlands - Weaver
132 - Rafael Van der Vaart - Holland - Mellberg
131 - Fernando Morientes - Spain - Weaver
129 - Alvaro Negredo - Spain - Jimmy Floyd
128 - Emmanuel Adebayor - Togo - Weaver
127 - Kevin Gameiro - France - John
127 - Umut Bulut - Turkey - Sir Andy Mahowry
126 - Fernando Llorente - Spain - Offshore Toon
126 - Martin Max - Germany - Jimmy Floyd
126 - Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - Gambon - Jimmy Floyd
125 - Falcao - Columbia - Mellberg
125 - Julio Cruz - Argentina - John
124 - Dennis Bergkamp - Holland - Weaver
124 - Sonny Anderson - Brazil - Pen
123 - Maksim Shatskikh - Uzbekistan - John
123 - Carlos Tevez - Argentina - Weaver
122 - Savo Milosevic - Serbia - John
121 - Shabani Nonda - DR Congo - Jimmy Floyd
121 - Cristiano Lucarelli - Italy - John
120 - Dwight Yorke - Trinidad and Tobago - Weaver
120 - Steven Gerrard - England - Weaver
120 - Evgen Seleznev - Ukraine - SincereTheRebel
120 - Adrian Mutu - Romania - Pen
118 - Mamadou Niang - Senegal - John
117 - Roberto Soldado - Spain - Jimmy Floyd
117 - Matthew Amoah - Ghana - Jimmy Floyd
117 - Ian Wright - England - Weaver
117 - Fabrizio Miccoli - Argentina - John
114 - Antonio Cassano - Italy - Reg
114 - Blaise Nkufo - Switzerland - Jimmy Floyd
114 - Romelu Lukaku - Belgium - Weaver
114 - Wesley Sonck - Belgium - Jimmy Floyd
113 - Toni Polster - Austria - Jimmy Floyd
113 - Nicola Amoruso - Italy - John
113 - Necati Ates - Turkey - SincereTheRebel
113 - Diego Costa - Spain - Jimmy Floyd
112 - Fredi Bobic - Germany - SincereTheRebel
111 - Emile Heskey - England - Weaver
111 - Dion Dublin - England - Mellberg
111 - Ailton - Brazil - John
111 - Luc Nilis - Belgium - Danny
111 - Jan Koller - Czech Republic - John
109 - Ryan Giggs - Wales - Sir Andy Mahowry
109 - Hulk - Brazil - John
109 - Lukas Podolski - Germany - dino
108 - Ismael Urzaiz - Spain - John
108 - Pierre Webó - Cameroon - Pen
108 - Robert Pires - France - Mazuuurk
108 - Fabio Quagliarella Italy - John
107 - Paul Scholes - England - Sir Andy Mahowry
107 - Darko Kovacevic - Serbia - John
106 - Moussa Sow - Senegal - Jimmy Floyd
106 - Darren Bent - England - bruhnaldo
106 - Abel Balbo - Argentina - wullie
106 - Rivaldo - Brazil - Pen
105 - Sylvain Wiltord - France - Weaver
105 - Kenneth Pérez - Denmark - SincereTheRebel
105 - Jari Litmanen - Finland - dino
105 - Andriy Vorobey - Ukraine - SincereTheRebel
104 - Vedad Ibisevic - Bosnia - Jimmy Floyd
104 - Liedson - Portugal - John
104 - Oliver Bierhoff - Germany - Mellberg
103 - Andre-Pierre Gignac - France - Jimmy Floyd
102 - Mert Nobre - Brazil - SincereTheRebel
102 - Matt Le Tissier - England - Weaver
102 - Oliver Giroud - France - Jimmy Floyd
102 - Tommaso Rocchi - Italy - Jimmy Floyd
101 - Marko Dević - Ukraine - SincereTheRebel
101 - Peter Crouch - England - Weaver
101 - Luuk de Jong Holland - Weaver
100 - Antoine Griezmann - France - Jimmy Floyd
100 - Ludovic Giuly - France - John
100 - Kaká - Brazil - Jimmy Floyd
100 - Alexandre Lacazette - France - John

Missed Ronaldinho with 107 :face:

Looking back, I was expecting more plays from the 90s to to score more than 100 goals

Can you name all the teams who have won 30 or more league titles across world football? There are about 25 teams in total
Around half of the teams are in europe and the other half, across the rest of the world.

Al Alhy
Rangers
Celtic

Celtic, Rangers

Benfica

Juventus

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Al Alhy
Rangers
Celtic

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Celtic, Rangers

Benfica

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Juventus

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Rangers at the top of the pile with 54 league titles. Celtic close behind with 48

Ajax are probably close

Real Madrid?

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Ajax are probably close

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Real Madrid?

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33 each

6 remaining from europe

Olympiakos, Rosenborg, Linfield, Penarol, Rapid Vienna, Fenerbahce, Ferencvaros, Anderlecht.

Africa you're probably looking at:

Al Hilal (Sudan)
Esperance Tunis
Saint George (Ethiopia)
Young Africans

River
Boca

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Olympiakos, Rosenborg, Linfield, Penarol, Rapid Vienna, Fenerbahce, Ferencvaros, Anderlecht.

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Ferencváros miss out on 29

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Africa you're probably looking at:

Al Hilal (Sudan)
Esperance Tunis
Saint George (Ethiopia)
Young Africans

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Saint George have the most at 28

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River
Boca

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4x South America
4x Central America
2x Europe
2x East Asia

Sporting CP / Porto?

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Sporting CP / Porto?

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18 and 27

remaining clubs

Andelecht

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Andelecht

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Correct, but already mentioned

54 - Rangers - Scotland
51 - Linfield FC - Northern Ireland
48 - CA Penarol - Uruguay
48 - Celtic - Scotland
46 - ?????????????? - Uruguay
44 - Olympiacos Piraeus - Greece
40 - ?????????????? - Paraguay
39 - El Ahly Cairo - Egypt
36 - River Plate - Argentina
36 - Benfica - Portugal
34 - RSC Anderlecht - Belgium
33 - Real Madrid - Spain
33 - Juventus - Italy
33 - ?????????????? - Jordan
33 - Ajax Amsterdam - Netherlands
33 - ?????????????? - Costa Rica
33 - ?????????????? - Czech
32 - Boca Juniors - Argentina
32 - Rapid Vienna - Austria
32 - ?????????????? - Bahrain
31 - ?????????????? - Paraguay
31 - ?????????????? - Bulgaria
31 - ?????????????? - Chile
30 - ?????????????? - Guatemala
30 - ?????????????? - Guatemala
30 - ?????????????? - Honduras

Colo Colo from Chile. CSKA Sofia from Bulgaria.

Sparta Praha and CSKA Sofia

Colo Colo

Saprissa

Uruguay has Nacional

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Colo Colo from Chile. CSKA Sofia from Bulgaria.

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Sparta Praha and CSKA Sofia

Colo Colo

Saprissa

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Uruguay has Nacional

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missing teams


40 - ****pia - Paraguay
33 - Al-*ais**y - Jordan
32 - Mu****** Club - Bahrain
31 - C*rr* P***eno - Paraguay
30 - Mun***p** - Guatemala
30 - Com******iones - Guatemala
30 - ****pia - Honduras

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missing teams


40 - ****pia - Paraguay
33 - Al-*ais**y - Jordan
32 - Mu****** Club - Bahrain
31 - C*rr* P***eno - Paraguay
30 - Mun***p** - Guatemala
30 - Com******iones - Guatemala
30 - ****pia - Honduras

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Olimpia
Al-Faisaly
Muhadeen Club
Cerro Porteno
Municipal
Communicaciones

I haven't looked these up, this is what staring at bet365 for extended hours does to you.

Olimpia in Paraguay
Comunicaciones in Guatemala
Municipal in Guatemala
Cerro Porteño in Paraguay

Newgen mining has its uses at last.

EDIT: Solid from James, never heard of the sand pair.

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Olimpia
Al-Faisaly
Muhadeen Club
Cerro Porteno
Municipal
Communicaciones

I haven't looked these up, this is what staring at bet365 for extended hours does to you

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Thats the ether right there.

completed list below.

54 - Rangers - Scotland - Danny
51 - Linfield FC - Northern Ireland - John
48 - CA Penarol - Uruguay - John
48 - Celtic - Scotland - Danny
46 - Club Nacional - Uruguay - mokbull
44 - Olympiacos - Greece - John
40 - Olimpia - Paraguay - dino
39 - El Ahly Cairo - Egypt - Danny
36 - River Plate - Argentina - Danny
36 - Benfica - Portugal - Jimmy Floyd
34 - RSC Anderlecht - Belgium - John
33 - Real Madrid - Spain - Danny
33 - Juventus - Italy - Danny
33 - Al-Faisaly - Jordan - dino
33 - Ajax Amsterdam - Netherlands - Danny
33 - Saprissa - Costa Rica - mokbull
33 - Sparta Prague - Czech - mokbull
32 - Boca Juniors - Argentina - Danny
32 - Rapid Vienna - Austria - John
32 - Muharraq Club - Bahrain - dino
31 - Cerro Porteno - Paraguay - dino
31 - CSKA Sofia - Bulgaria - John
31 - Colo-Colo - Chile - John
30 - Municipal - Guatemala - dino
30 - Comunicaciones - Guatemala - dino
30 - Olimpia - Honduras - dino

Can you name the both brothers with 120 or more combined international caps for their countries?

Nevilles
De Boers

Charltons.

Michael and Brian Laudrup

I doubt the Inzaghis have that many between them?

Ayews
Kalous

Laudrups
Inzaghis
Baresis
Socrates and whatever his brother was called.

Did the other Cannavaro get any caps?

Let's take it old skool with van de Kerkhof

Hamit & Halil Altintop

Who are those Russian sheet metal workers. Berezutskiys

Wilson Palacios had various brothers too iirc, not all of whom ended up dead on a hillside.

The De Boers. Those two should have their own question, being twins.

Gabriel and Diego Milito
Yaya and Kolo Toure
Are we counting the Boateng brothers? They've probably hit 120 caps between them, but it's for two different countries.

Kevin Prince has naff all caps for Ghana, doubt they make the tally.

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Charltons.

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Michael and Brian Laudrup

I doubt the Inzaghis have that many between them?

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Ayews
Kalous

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Laudrups
Inzaghis
Baresis
Socrates and whatever his brother was called.

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Did the other Cannavaro get any caps?

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He was on the bench once but didnt get a cap

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Let's take it old skool with van de Kerkhof

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Hamit & Halil Altintop

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Who are those Russian sheet metal workers. Berezutskiys

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Wilson Palacios had various brothers too iirc, not all of whom ended up dead on a hillside.

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The De Boers. Those two should have their own question, being twins.

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Gabriel and Diego Milito
Yaya and Kolo Toure
Are we counting the Boateng brothers? They've probably hit 120 caps between them, but it's for two different countries.

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Kevin Prince has naff all caps for Ghana, doubt they make the tally.

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Correction. van de Kerkhof is wrong. They have 110, not 120.

Most of the players left, only four brothers i consider from my era that i recognise. Its going to take the older, more knowledgeable brains to to get all of these remaining.

Do the Koeman brothers make it?
Ferdinand
Milito
Baresi

Any of the Mexican lot have brothers? They must have a few if so.

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Do the Koeman brothers make it?
Ferdinand
Milito
Baresi

Any of the Mexican lot have brothers? They must have a few if so.

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Koeman brothers dont have enough between them
Anton was never fully capped
Milito brothers dont have enough between them
Baresi brothers dont have enough between them

There is one mexican one the list

Dos Santos brothers.

Yakin brothers.

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Dos Santos brothers.

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Yakin brothers.

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13232626

Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan

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Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan

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As far as I can tell, they are top of the pile with 300 caps between them.

I'll let Mahow google the rest.

Two of the various Flos for Norway.

I think there were brothers in the Zambian team that died in a plane crash, but I can't remember the names.

Croatia. Kovac?

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Two of the various Flos for Norway.


I think there were brothers in the Zambian team that died in a plane crash, but I can't remember the names.

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Tore Andre & Jostein

I cant find any evidence of the zambians dying in a plane crash, unless some other brothers who qualify died in the crash that i dont have in my list...

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Croatia. Kovac?

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There were about eight of them called Bwalya in Actua Soccer 2.

Zambians that is.

Kalusha Bwalya had a brother but I don't know the name or how many caps he had.

No - Christopher and Felix Katongo. Of course.

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Kalusha Bwalya had a brother but I don't know the name or how many caps he had.

No - Christopher and Felix Katongo. Of course.

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Kalusha had 87. I cant find any reference to his brothers amount of caps.

Ravellis could be the Swedish ones, one of them (Thomas?) got a shit ton of caps.

The Swiss one is bugging me because I think it's one of those non-Swiss sounding names but I can't remember it. They both played for Basel at some point and it's going to drive me mad all afternoon.

Alexei and Roman Eremenko for Finland?

Vidmars for Australia? Although I'm not convinced they aren't the same person.

Hleb has a brother for Belarus?

The Younghusbands for the Philippines. I remember them one time I got really angry at how shit Asia was at football and tried to pick out the most skilled Filipino player, which turned out to be fruitless, but I remembered this at least.

Jimmy beat me to the Finnish one, so I'll try the Büchels for the Lichtensteiners.

Freis could be the Swiss ones unless the Yakins were correct and just missed.

The Estonians are tricky as they have probably an XI's full of players well over a hundred caps. Anyone of them could have a brother with a few caps.

Poom or Klavan?

I can't think of any other Estonians so hopefully one has a brother.

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Alexei and Roman Eremenko for Finland?

Vidmars for Australia? Although I'm not convinced they aren't the same person.

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Hleb has a brother for Belarus?

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The Younghusbands for the Philippines. I remember them one time I got really angry at how shit Asia was at football and tried to pick out the most skilled Filipino player, which turned out to be fruitless, but I remembered this at least.

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Jimmy beat me to the Finnish one, so I'll try the Büchels for the Lichtensteiners.

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Freis could be the Swiss ones unless the Yakins were correct and just missed.

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The Estonians are tricky as they have probably an XI's full of players well over a hundred caps. Anyone of them could have a brother with a few caps.

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Poom or Klavan?

I can't think of any other Estonians so hopefully one has a brother.

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Lichtenstein
Sweden
Romania
Norway
El Salvador
Lichtenstein
Morocco
Moldova
Estonia
Estonia
Switzerland

One of the morrocons and one of the norweigains have both played in the premier league.

The Riise brothers?

Tim Cahill's brother played for Samoa once. He was too rubbish even for them though. Considering Tim has about 459 Australia caps, his 1 should put them over the line. No idea on his name; Bruce Cahill?

Stocklasa / Burgmeier / Jehle / Frick are the Liechtenstein players I know, I bet two of them have brothers. There can only be like 10 families in the whole place anyway.

If Büchels weren't correct, lets try the Haslers.

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Tim Cahill's brother played for Samoa once. He was too rubbish even for them though. Considering Tim has about 459 Australia caps, his 1 should put them over the line. No idea on his name; Bruce Cahill?

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Tim has 100 caps. I tought he would have 160+. His brother only has 3 for samoa. Plus cross country brothersdont count, the frauds.

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Stocklasa / Burgmeier / Jehle / Frick are the Liechtenstein players I know, I bet two of them have brothers. There can only be like 10 families in the whole place anyway.

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Martin & Michael

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Stocklasa / Burgmeier / Jehle / Frick are the Liechtenstein players I know, I bet two of them have brothers. There can only be like 10 families in the whole place anyway.

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Burgmeier is a decent shout. I used to play with Vaduz on FM back in the day and either Jehle or Frick used to have a brother who played too, but I think they represented a different country.

Fucking Büchels and Haslers. Generations of shit national team footballers, but no brothers to reach 120. I bet they could name an all time XI fielding just Büchels and Haslers though :moop:

Estonia had this bloke who used to score all the goals for them and possibly played in Germany. Not Joel Lindpere, going further back than that. Give me a hand someone.

This Büchels, what are their first names?

clues for remaing players

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Sweden - Played for blackburn and bayern munich in the early 90s
Romania - One brother played for las palmas and rayo vallecano and the other played twice for Español in 1991
El Salvador - Made few appearances for rosenberg in 2012-2013. Still playing in the Guatemalan football league
Morocco - Played in the premier league between 1999-2004
Moldova - Currently playing in turkey with İstanbul Başakşehir
Estonia - Defender still playing at 32 in Norway. Made 100th appearances before his 30th birthday
Estonia - 70 caps for one brother who was a left back, 50 for the other who played in midfield
Switzerland - Both played between 1920 and 1940. Both are no longer with us
Lichtenstein - Scored a wonder goal vs portugal during qualifying for euro 2004. Lichtenstein footballer of the year 2004–05

If anyone gets that swiss one. :D

Martin is one the Büchels. There are probably a dozen more. Maybe Hans, Fritz or Niels.

Patrik and Daniel Andersson for the Swedes.

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Brothers from Lichtenstein do start with the letter B.

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Patrik and Daniel Andersson for the Swedes.

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Hadjis for Morocco.

I can't name a single footballer from Moldova.

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Hadjis for Morocco.

I can't name a single footballer from Moldova.

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Youssouf & Mustapha

Reaming brothers are difficult to spell and pronounce if that helps.


Sweden - Played for blackburn and bayern munich in the early 90s
Romania - One brother played for las palmas and rayo vallecano and the other played twice for Español in 1991
El Salvador - Made few appearances for rosenberg in 2012-2013. Still playing in the Guatemalan football league
Morocco - Played in the premier league between 1999-2004
Moldova - Currently playing in turkey with İstanbul Başakşehir. Moldavian footballer of the year four times.
Estonia - Defender still playing at 32 in Norway. Made 100th appearances before his 30th birthday
Estonia - 70 caps for one brother who was a left back, 50 for the other who played in midfield
Switzerland - Both played between 1920 and 1940. Both are no longer with us
Lichtenstein - Scored a wonder goal vs portugal during qualifying for euro 2004. Lichtenstein footballer of the year 2004–05

Missing men

Romania, Lima - Ildefons & Antoni
El Salvador, Alas - Jaime & Dennis
Lichtenstein, Beck - Thomas & Roger
Moldova, Epureanu - Alexandru & Sergiu
Estonia, Jaager - Enar & Enver
Estonia, Rooba - Meelis & Urmas
Switzerland, Abegglen - Max & Andre



Complete list


300 - Hassan - Ibrahim & Hossam - Egypt - Danny
220 - Toure - Yaya & Kolo - Côte d'Ivoire - John
186 - Laudrup - Brian & Michael - Denmark - dino
184 - Ravelli - Andreas & Thomas - Sweden - Disco
184 - Stocklasa - Martin & Michael - Lichtenstein - Jimmy Floyd
179 - de Boer - Frank & Ronald - Holland - dino
170 - Andersson - Patrik & Daniel - Sweden - Dave
170 - Lima - Ildefons & Antoni - Romania -
168 - Younghusband - James & Phil - Philippines - mokbull
167 - Kovac - Robert & Niko - Croatia - Danny
159 - Berezutski - Aleksei & Vasili - Russia - Jimmy Floyd
155 - Katongo - Christopher & Felix - Zambia - Jimmy Floyd
145 - Riise - John Arne & Bjorn Helge - Norway - Weaver
144 - Neville - Gary & Phil - England - dino
141 - Charlton - Bobby & Jack - England - Disco
141 - Alas - Jaime & Dennis - El Salvador - SincereTheRebel
139 - Kalou - Saloman & Bonaventure - Côte d'Ivoire - Jimmy Floyd
136 - Yakin - Murat & Hakan - Switzerland - Sir Andy Mahowry
130 - Eremenko - Roman & Aleksey - Finland - Jimmy Floyd
129 - Flo - Tore Andre & Jostein - Norway - Jimmy Floyd
127 - Beck - Thomas & Roger - Lichtenstein - SincereTheRebel
127 - Hadji - Youssouf & Mustapha - Morocco - Jimmy Floyd
125 - Palacios - Jerry & Wilson - Hondorus - Jimmy Floyd
125 - Epureanu - Alexandru & Sergiu - Moldova - SincereTheRebel
124 - Jaager - Enar & Enver - Estonia - SincereTheRebel
122 - dos Santos - Giovanni & Jonathan - Mexico - Sir Andy Mahowry
122 - Hleb - Aleksandr & Vyacheslav - Belarus - Sir Andy Mahowry
121 - Ayew - Jordan & Andre - Ghana - Jimmy Floyd
120 - Altıntop - Halil & Hamit - Turkey - dino
120 - Vidmar - Aurelio & Tony - Australia - Jimmy Floyd
120 - Rooba - Meelis & Urmas - Estonia - SincereTheRebel
120 - Abegglen - Max & Andre - Switzerland - SincereTheRebel

A quick one that I just spotted from Opta on the live text on BBC: Lukaku is the fifth player to score in his first two Premier League games for Manchester United. Who are the other four?

Macheda, Ruud, Rashford, Zlatan.

And I was trying to avoid knowing what happened in the game. I knew I shouldnt have clicked this thread :lol:

Ruud?

Macheda and Ibrahimovic are correct.

Beckham?
Fortune?

Solskjaer?

I'd have guessed Solskjaer, but no.

Still two to go.

Martial scored on his debut but I dont think he followed it up. Throw him out there anyway.

Martial is correct.

One to go.

Park Ji Sung

He didn't do it but I needed to mention the loveable little scamp.

Sadly it was not him.

Saha scored loads at the start​ of his first season, I reckon it's him.

Great shout.

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With Bonucci turning our for AC MIlan over the weekend. He also played for inter milan and juventus. Can you name all the players after 1960, have have played for each of the combined teams from the list?

1. AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus
2. Barcelona, Real Madrid
4. Man Utd, Chelsea
4. Man Utd, Arsenal
5. Man Utd, Liverpool

Pirlo and Baggio for 1, Luis Enrique and Ronaldo for 2

Does Peter Beardsley count for Man Utd for 5?

3. Romelu Lukaku
4. lots... Stapleton... Mikael Silvestre... RVP
5. Michael Owen

1. Zlatan and Pirlo
2. Figo, Ronaldo, Eto'o
3. Matic
4. Silvestre, Van Persie

Vieri and Vieira for 1

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Pirlo and Baggio for 1, Luis Enrique and Ronaldo for 2

Does Peter Beardsley count for Man Utd for 5?

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3. Romelu Lukaku
4. lots... Stapleton... Mikael Silvestre... RVP
5. Michael Owen

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1. Zlatan and Pirlo
2. Figo, Ronaldo, Eto'o
3. Matic
4. Silvestre, Van Persie

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Vieri and Vieira for 1

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3.
Matic
Lukaku
Mata
Mark Hughes
Bosnich
Verón

Mata
Ince

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3.
Matic
Lukaku
Mata
Mark Hughes
Bosnich
Verón

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Mata
Ince

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Around 20 remaining

Paul Parker.

Falcao for Man Utd & Chelsea.

And because we've had this question before I know that Paul Chisnall played for Man Utd & Liverpool in the 60's.

As for Real and Barca:

One of the Laudrups played for both (Michael?) and Hagi and Prosinecki went directly from Real to Barca in the 90's.

Luis Enrique played for Madrid and Barcelona.

Edgar Davids will have played for all three Italian clubs.

Saviola for Barcelona/Madrid

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Falcao for Man Utd & Chelsea.

And because we've had this question before I know that Paul Chisnall played for Man Utd & Liverpool in the 60's.

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As for Real and Barca:

One of the Laudrups played for both (Michael?) and Hagi and Prosinecki went directly from Real to Barca in the 90's.

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Luis Enrique played for Madrid and Barcelona.

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Edgar Davids will have played for all three Italian clubs.

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Saviola for Barcelona/Madrid

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If they played during the 60s and 70s, they count. But no player who played during the 60s and before is on the list.

Hang on then, are we looking for players who played for both / all three after 1960 or after 1970?

If they played for a team in the 60s onwards, they count. If they played dyeing the 60s, 50s and backwards. Im not looking for those.

So Chisnall (who, having looked him up, is actually called Phil) went from Utd to Liverpool in 1964, should he not count?

Danny Welbeck?

Andy Cole started at Arsenal didn't he?

Andy Cole.

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Danny Welbeck?

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Andy Cole started at Arsenal didn't he?

Andy Cole.

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Missing players nationalities and the year they started and finished


Italy 1978-1993
England 1985-2001
Spain 1994-2010
Germany 1978-1997
Spain 1989-2005
England 1961-1978
England 1965-1986
England 1967-1984
England 1974-1995

Viv Anderson for the last one

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Missing players were

Aldo Serena
David Platt
Albert Celades
Bernhard Schuster
Alfonso Perez
George Graham
Jimmy Rimmer*
Brian Kidd

Leonardo Bonucci - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - SincereTheRebel
Aldo Serena - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - SincereTheRebel
David Platt - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - SincereTheRebel
Roberto Baggio* - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - wullie
Edgar Davids - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - Disco
Christian Vieri* - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - wullie
Patrick Vieira - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - wullie
Zlatan Ibrahimovic - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - John
Andrea Pirlo - AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus - wullie
Michael Laudrup - Barcelona, Real Madrid - Disco
Luis Enrique - Barcelona, Real Madrid - wullie
Samuel Eto'o - Barcelona, Real Madrid - John
Gheorghe Hagi - Barcelona, Real Madrid - Disco
Albert Celades - Barcelona, Real Madrid - SincereTheRebel
Javier Saviola - Barcelona, Real Madrid - wullie
Robert Prosinecki - Barcelona, Real Madrid - Disco
Ronaldo - Barcelona, Real Madrid - wullie
Bernhard Schuster - Barcelona, Real Madrid - SincereTheRebel
Alfonso Perez - Barcelona, Real Madrid - SincereTheRebel
Luis Figo - Barcelona, Real Madrid - John
Matic - Man Utd, Chelsea - John
Romelu Lukaku - Man Utd, Chelsea - John Arne
Juan Mata - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
Radamel Falcao - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
Juan Sebastian Veron - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
Mark Hughes - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
Mark Bosnich - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
Paul Parker - Man Utd, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
George Graham - Man Utd, Chelsea - SincereTheRebel
Mikael Silvestre* - Man Utd, Arsenal - John Arne
Robin Van Persie* - Man Utd, Arsenal - John Arne
George Graham - Man Utd, Arsenal - SincereTheRebel
Jimmy Rimmer* - Man Utd, Arsenal - SincereTheRebel
Brian Kidd - Man Utd, Arsenal - SincereTheRebel
Frank Stapleton* - Man Utd, Arsenal - John Arne
Viv Anderson* - Man Utd, Arsenal - wullie
Danny Welbeck Man Utd, Arsenal - dino
Andy Cole* - Man Utd, Arsenal - Disco
Peter Beardsley - Man Utd, Liverpool - wullie
Paul Ince - Man Utd, Liverpool - Danny
Michael Owen - Man Utd, Liverpool - John Arne

Can you name the 52 active premier league players who have scored the highest amount of premier League goals?

including last weekends games
lowest amount of goals on the list is 24

Wayne Rooney
Lukaku
Juan Mata
Aguero

Harry Kane
Dele Alli

Peter Crouch
Yaya Toure
Theo Walcott
Ashley Young
Sturridge
Giroud

Benteke
Milner
Fellaini
Welbeck
Hazard
Carroll
Costa

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Wayne Rooney
Lukaku
Juan Mata
Aguero

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Harry Kane
Dele Alli

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Peter Crouch
Yaya Toure
Theo Walcott
Ashley Young
Sturridge
Giroud

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Benteke
Milner
Fellaini
Welbeck
Hazard
Carroll
Costa

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100%

Javier Hernandez
Aaron Ramsay
Charlie Adam
Ozil
Alexis Sanchez
Defoe
Sigorsson (who just signed for Everton)
Vardy

Charlie Austin
Mane
Firmino
Barkley

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Javier Hernandez
Aaron Ramsay
Charlie Adam
Ozil
Alexis Sanchez
Defoe
Sigorsson (who just signed for Everton)
Vardy

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Charlie Austin
Mane
Firmino
Barkley

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ghghfg

Coutinho
Mahrez
Remy(Does he still play in England)
Fabregas

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Coutinho
Mahrez
Remy(Does he still play in England)
Fabregas

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sdfsfsdf

Sterling
Llorente

Noble

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Sterling
Llorente

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Noble

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sdfdfsdf

Gary Cahill

Was thinking Llorente had been here for 2 seasons for some reason.

Carrick
Eriksen

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Gary Cahill

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Was thinking Llorente had been here for 2 seasons for some reason.

Carrick
Eriksen

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15 remaining.

James Morrison
Berahino
Bareth Garry
Aaron Lennon
Darren Fletcher
Antonio Valencia

Henderson
Troy Deeney

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James Morrison
Berahino
Bareth Garry
Aaron Lennon
Darren Fletcher
Antonio Valencia

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Henderson
Troy Deeney

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Ashley Young.

Chris Brunt?

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Ashley Young.

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Chris Brunt?

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Walters at Stoke?

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Walters at Stoke?

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43 goals for him


Correct answers so far. Less than 10 remaining.

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Romelu Lukaku
Harry Kane
Daniel Sturridge
Olivier Giroud
Christian Benteke
Theo Walcott
Yaya Toure
Eden Hazard
Alexis Sanchez
Gareth Barry
Diego Costa
Andy Carroll
James Milner
Cesc Fabregas
Juan Mata
Jamie Vardy
Ashley Young
Jonathan Walters
Gylfi Sigurdsson
Javier Hernandez
Danny Welbeck
Sadio Mane
Philippe Coutinho
Mark Noble
Charlie Adam
Marouane Fellaini
Aaron Lennon
Raheem Sterling
Christian Eriksen
James Morrison
Aaron Ramsey
Dele Alli
Loic Remy
Gary Cahill
Riyad Mahrez
Charlie Austin
Michael Carrick
Chris Brunt
Jordan Henderson
Wayne Rooney
Jermain Defoe
Sergio Aguero
Peter Crouch

Leighton Banes
Kevin Mirallas
Lallana
Huth
Puncheon

David Silva
Fellaini
Leighton Baines

Cazorla
Oxlade Chamberlain

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Leighton Banes
Kevin Mirallas
Lallana
Huth
Puncheon

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David Silva
Fellaini
Leighton Baines

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Cazorla
Oxlade Chamberlain

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Down to the final three

Shane Long
Wilshere
Jay Rodriguez
Snodgrass
Ireand
Bony
Josh King
Diouf (at Stoke)

Connor Wickham
Martial
Seamus Coleman

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Shane Long
Wilshere
Jay Rodriguez
Snodgrass
Ireand
Bony
Josh King
Diouf (at Stoke)

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Connor Wickham
Martial
Seamus Coleman

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SvN with the Ether. I thought ramsey would have scored more than 30.

200 - Wayne Rooney - Everton, Man United - SvN
158 - Jermain Defoe - West Ham Spurs, Portsmouth, Sunderland - SvN
123 - Sergio Aguero - Man City - SvN
103 - Peter Crouch - Aston Villa, Southampton, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Spurs, Stoke - SvN
088 - Romelu Lukaku - West Brom, Everton, Man United - SvN
078 - Harry Kane - Spurs - SvN
072 - Daniel Sturridge - Man City, Chelsea, Bolton, Liverpool - SvN
070 - Olivier Giroud - Arsenal - SvN
066 - Christian Benteke - Aston Villa, Liverpool, Crystal Palace - SvN
065 - Theo Walcott - Arsenal - SvN
062 - Yaya Toure - Man City - SvN
057 - Eden Hazard - Chelsea - SvN
053 - Alexis Sanchez - Arsenal - SvN
052 - Gareth Barry - Aston Villa, Man City, Everton - SvN
052 - Diego Costa - Chelsea - SvN
050 - Andy Carroll - Newcastle, Liverpool, West Ham - SvN
048 - Cesc Fabregas - Arsenal, Chelsea - Luke Emia
048 - James Milner - Leeds, Newcastle, Aston Villa, Man City, Liverpool - SvN
046 - Shane Long - Reading, West Brom, Hull, Southampton - SvN
045 - Juan Mata - Chelsea, Man United - SvN
044 - Jamie Vardy - Leicester - SvN
044 - Ashley Young - Aston Villa, Man United - SvN
043 - Jonathan Walters - Stoke - Disco
042 - Gylfi Sigurdsson - Swansea, Spurs - SvN
039 - Javier Hernandez - Man United, West Ham - SvN
039 - David Silva - Man City - Disco
037 - Danny Welbeck - Man United, Arsenal - SvN
036 - Sadio Mane - Southampton, Liverpool - SvN
034 - Philippe Coutinho - Liverpool - Luke Emia
033 - Charlie Adam - Blackpool, Liverpool, Stoke - SvN
033 - Wilfried Bony - Swansea, Man City, Stoke - SvN
033 - Marouane Fellaini - Everton, Man United - SvN
033 - Aaron Lennon - Tottenham, Everton - SvN
033 - Mark Noble - West Ham - Reg
032 - Raheem Sterling - Liverpool, Man City - Reg
031 - Christian Eriksen - Spurs - Reg
031 - James Morrison - West Brom - SvN
030 - Leighton Baines - Wigan, Everton - SvN
030 - Aaron Ramsey - Arsenal - SvN
029 - Dele Alli - Spurs - SvN
029 - Adam Lallana - Southampton, Liverpool - SvN
029 - Kevin Mirallas - Everton - SvN
028 - Loic Remy - QPR, Newcastle, Chelsea - Luke Emia
027 - Gary Cahill - Aston Villa, Bolton, Chelsea - Jimmy Floyd
027 - Riyad Mahrez - Leicester - Luke Emia
026 - Charlie Austin - QPR, Southampton - SvN
026 - Jay Rodriguez - Southampton - SvN
025 - Santi Cazorla - Arsenal - SvN
024 - Chris Brunt - West Brom - Danny
024 - Michael Carrick - West Ham, Spurs, Man United - Reg
024 - Jordan Henderson - Sunderland, Liverpool - SvN
024 - Jason Puncheon - Southampton, Blackpool, Crystal Palace - SvN

Congrats, SvN.

Park Ji Sung.

From each of the following countries, name the players with the three highest goal tallies in a single Premier League season. So for England I'd be after:

1. Alan Shearer - 34 - 94/95
2. Andy Cole - 34 - 93/94
3. Alan Shearer - 31 - 95/96

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Australia
1. Mark Viduka - 20 - 03/04 - niko_cee
2. Mark Viduka - 17 - 00/01 - niko_cee
3. Mark Viduka - 14 - 06/07 - niko_cee
4. Harry Kewell - 14 - 03/03 - niko_cee

Austria
1. Marko Arnautović - 11 - 15/16 - Sincere
2. Andreas Weimann - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Marko Arnautović - 6 - 16/17 - Sincere

Brazil
1. Robinho - 14 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Coutinho - 13 - 16/17 - niko_cee
3. Juninho Paulista - 12 - 96/97 - niko_cee

Cameroon
1.
2.
3.

Canada
1. Tomasz Radzinski - 11 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Tomasz Radzinski - 8 - 03/04 - Sincere
3.

Colombia
1. Juan Pablo Angel - 16 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Hámilton Ricard - 15 - 98/99 - Floyd
2. Hámilton Ricard - 12 - 99/00 - Floyd

DR Congo
1. Shabani Nonda - 7 - 06/07 - Floyd
2. Dieumerci Mbokani - 7 - 15/16 - Floyd
3. Lomana LuaLua - 7 - 05/06 - Floyd

Croatia
1.
2.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3. Davor Šuker - 8 99/00 - Sincere

Czech Republic
1. Milan Baroš - 9 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Patrik Berger - 9 - 04/05 - Sincere
3. Milan Baroš - 9 - 99/00 - Sincere

Egypt
1. Mido - 11 - 05/06 - Sincere
2. Amr Zaki - 10 - 08/09 - niko_cee
3. Mido - 6 - 08/09 - Sincere


Germany
1.
2.
3.

Ghana
1.
2. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 95/96 - Floyd

Israel
1. Yossi Benayoun - 8 - 08/09 - niko_cee
2. Eyal Berkovic - 7 - 97/98 - Floyd
3. Yossi Benayoun - 6 - 09/10 - niko_cee

Italy
1. Fabrizio Ravanelli - 16 - 96/97 - Floyd
2. Paolo Di Canio - 16 - 99/00 - Sincere
3. Gianfranco Zola - 14 - 02/03 - Sincere

Jamaica
1. Ricardo Fuller - 11 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Jason Euell - 11 - 01/02 - Sincere
3. Robbie Earle - 11 - 95/96 - Sincere

Morocco
1. Marouane Chamakh - 7 - 10/11 - Floyd
2. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 99/00 - Floyd
3. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 00/01 - Floyd

New Zealand
1. Ryan Nelsen - 4 - 09/10 - Floyd
2. Ryan Nelsen - 3 - 10/11 - Floyd
3. Winston Reid - 2 - 16/17 - Floyd

Northern Ireland
1.
2.
3.

Norway
1. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 18 - 96/97 - nsd
2. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 17 - 01/02 - nsd
- 16 - 16/17 -

Romania
1.
2.
3.

Russia
1. Andrey Kanchelskis - 16 - 95/96 - Floyd
2. Andrey Kanchelskis - 14 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Roman Pavlyuchenko - 10 - 10/11 - nsd

Scotland
1.
2.
3.
3.

Serbia -
1.
2.
3.

Slovakia -
1. Szilárd Németh - 9 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Martin Škrtel - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Szilárd Németh - 7 02/03 - Sincere

South Africa -
1. Benny McCarthy - 18 - 06/07 - wullie
2.
3. Benny McCarthy - 10 08/09 - wullie

Sweden
1. Zlatan Ibrahimović - 17 - 16/17 - Sincere
2. Freddie Ljungberg - 12 - 01/02 - Sincere
3.

Turkey -
1. Muzzy Izzet - 8 - 99/00 - Sincere
2. Tuncay Şanlı - 8 - 07/08 - nsd
3. Muzzy Izzet - 7 00/01 - Sincere

USA -
1. Clint Dempsey - 17 - 11/12 - Bruh
2. Clint Dempsey - 12 - 10/11 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 - 05/06 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 06/07 - Bruh

Wales -
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 - Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 - Sincere
3. Dean Saunders - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3.

Zimbabwe -
1. Benjani - 15 - 07/08 - Floyd
2. Peter Ndlovu - 11 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Peter Ndlovu - 11 93/94 - Floyd

DR Congo - Lomana LuaLua, Youssouf Mulumbu and Shabani Nonda

Ghana - Tony Yeboah, Asamoah Gyan and Michael Essien

Zimbabwe - Peter Ndlovu and Benjani Mwaruwari

USA - Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey, Jozy Altidore ?

Actually I bet Brian McBride is one of them

DR Congo
1. Shabani Nonda - 7 - 06/07
2.
3. Lomana LuaLua - 7 - 05/06

Ghana
1.
2. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 94/95
3. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 95/96

Zimbabwe
1. Benjani - 15 - 07/08
2. Peter Ndlovu - 11 - 94/95
3. Peter Ndlovu - 11 93/94

USA
1. Clint Dempsey - 17 - 11/12
2. Clint Dempsey - 12 - 10/11
3. Brian McBride - 9 - 05/06
3. Brian McBride - 9 06/07

Mido, Hadji, Kachloul for egypt

Czech Republic - baros, paborsky, rosicky

Wales - bale, ramsey, hartson, bellamy

Czech Republic
1. Milan Baroš - 9 - 02/03 Sincere
2.
3. Milan Baroš - 9 - 99/00 Sincere

Egypt
1. Mido - 11 - 05/06 Sincere
2.
3. Mido - 6 - 08/09 Sincere

Wales
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 Sincere
3.
3.

Jamaica - fuller, euell, Earle, Gayle, king

Czech Republic - patrick berger

Sweden - zlatan, allback, ljungberg

Mbokani for Zaire, no idea for Ghana.

Cameroon: Joseph-Désiré Job

Canada - short everton player. Is the only canadian i can think of.

Amir Zaki must have scored some for Egypt.

Tim "Timmy" Cahill , Mark Viduka and Harry Kewell for Australia?

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Thomas bradzinski or something like that.

Take our the B and you're there, I think.

Was Paul Kitson (bizarrely) Canadian?

I'll update the original post periodically


Australia
1. Mark Viduka - 20 - 03/04 - niko_cee
2. Mark Viduka - 17 - 00/01 - niko_cee
3. Mark Viduka - 14 - 06/07 - niko_cee
4. Harry Kewell - 14 - 03/03 - niko_cee

Canada
1. Tomasz Radzinski - 11 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Tomasz Radzinski - 8 - 03/04 - Sincere
3.

Czech Republic
1. Milan Baroš - 9 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Patrik Berger - 9 - 04/05 - Sincere
3. Milan Baroš - 9 - 99/00 - Sincere

DR Congo
1. Shabani Nonda - 7 - 06/07 - Floyd
2. Dieumerci Mbokani - 7 - 15/16 - Floyd
3. Lomana LuaLua - 7 - 05/06 - Floyd

Egypt
1. Mido - 11 - 05/06 - Sincere
2. Amr Zaki - 10 - 08/09 - niko_cee
3. Mido - 6 - 08/09 - Sincere

Jamaica
1. Ricardo Fuller - 11 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Jason Euell - 11 - 01/02 - Sincere
3. Robbie Earle - 11 - 95/96 - Sincere

Sweden -
1. Zlatan Ibrahimović - 17 - 16/17 - Sincere
2. Freddie Ljungberg - 12 - 01/02 - Sincere
3.

Sweden - Svenson
Austria - Arnautovic, Weimann, ????

Morocco - probably looking at Mustapha Hadji, Marouane Chamakh (ye gods), Hassan Kachloul

NZ - Ryan Nelsen, Winston Reid

Colombia - Juan Pablo Angel, Falcoa, Asprilla, Valencia

Italy - Balotelli, Zola, ???

Serbia - This was also Yugoslavia?
Tadic
Kolarov
Kezman
Vidic

Turkey
Izzet

Norway - Solskjaer, Tore Andre Flo
Canada - Simeon Jackson?
South Africa - Pienaar
Turkey - Tuncay
Russia- Pavlyuchenko, Arshavin

Brazilians is suprisingly tricky - have there been any decent Brazilian forwards that have played in England? Bobby F excluded, natch.

Juninho, Coutinho and Firmino?

Robinho may sneak in.

Austria
1. Marko Arnautović - 11 - 15/16 - Sincere
2. Andreas Weimann - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Marko Arnautović - 6 - 16/17 - Sincere

Brazil
1. Robinho - 14 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Coutinho - 13 - 16/17 - niko_cee
3. Juninho Paulista - 12 - 96/97 - niko_cee

Colombia
1. Juan Pablo Angel - 16 - 03/04 - Sincere
2
3.

Italy
1.
2.
3. Gianfranco Zola - 14 - 02/03 - Sincere

Morocco
1. Marouane Chamakh - 7 - 10/11 - Floyd
2. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 99/00 - Floyd
3. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 00/01 - Floyd

New Zealand
1. Ryan Nelsen - 4 - 09/10 - Floyd
2. Ryan Nelsen - 3 - 10/11 - Floyd
3. Winston Reid - 2 - 16/17 - Floyd

Norway
1. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 18 - 96/97 - nsd
2. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 17 - 01/02 - nsd
3.

Russia
1.
2.
3. Roman Pavlyuchenko - 10 - 10/11 - nsd

Turkey -
1. Muzzy Izzet - 8 - 99/00 - Sincere
2. Tuncay Şanlı - 8 - 07/08 - nsd
3. Muzzy Izzet - 7 00/01 - Sincere

Kanchelskis for Russia.

Ravanelli had one decent season for Boro iirc.

Italy
Di Canio
Gabbiadini

West ham a few years ago had somea left footed free kick master who was italian....

Wales
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 Sincere
3.
3.

Giggsy?

Italy
1. Fabrizio Ravanelli - 16 - 96/97 - Floyd
2. Paolo Di Canio - 16 - 99/00 - Sincere
3. Gianfranco Zola - 14 - 02/03 - Sincere

Russia
1. Andrey Kanchelskis - 16 - 95/96 - Floyd
2. Andrey Kanchelskis - 14 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Roman Pavlyuchenko - 10 - 10/11 - nsd


Giggs' best season was 13, so he misses out by a couple.

Dean Saunders or Ian Rush for Welsh Welsh Wales?

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Benayoun for Israel?

I remember Chelsea having a young Israeli striker, but I doubt he ever actually played for them.

West ham also had an attack minded israel player. No idea of his name

West Ham one was Eyal Berkovic, and he played for City later too.

Wales -
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 - Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 - Sincere
3. Dean Saunders - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3.

Israel
1. Yossi Benayoun - 8 - 08/09 - niko_cee
2. Eyal Berkovic - 7 - 97/98 - Floyd
3. Yossi Benayoun - 6 - 09/10 - niko_cee

Tore Andre Flo.

Cameroon
Joseph Desire Job
Elokobi
Womé

Colombia

Croatia
Eduardo
Sukur

Scotland
1. Kenny Miller
2.John Hartson
3.

Serbia -
1.
2.
3.

Slovakia -
1. Nemeth
2. Skirtel
3.

South Africa -
1. Fortune
2.
3.

Hamilton Ricard for Colombia. Maybe.

Benni McCarthy and Shaun Bartlett for South Africa?

Hartson?

:D

Is Larsson of the Henrick variety the remaining Swede?

Colombia
1. Juan Pablo Angel - 16 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Hámilton Ricard - 15 - 98/99 - Floyd
2. Hámilton Ricard - 12 - 99/00 - Floyd

Slovakia -
1. Szilárd Németh - 9 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Martin Škrtel - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Szilárd Németh - 7 02/03 - Sincere

South Africa -
1. Benny McCarthy - 18 - 06/07 - wullie
2.
3. Benny McCarthy - 10 08/09 - wullie

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Australia
1. Mark Viduka - 20 - 03/04 - niko_cee
2. Mark Viduka - 17 - 00/01 - niko_cee
3. Mark Viduka - 14 - 06/07 - niko_cee
4. Harry Kewell - 14 - 03/03 - niko_cee

Austria
1. Marko Arnautović - 11 - 15/16 - Sincere
2. Andreas Weimann - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Marko Arnautović - 6 - 16/17 - Sincere

Brazil
1. Robinho - 14 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Coutinho - 13 - 16/17 - niko_cee
3. Juninho Paulista - 12 - 96/97 - niko_cee

Cameroon
1. Samuel Eto'o - 9 - 13/14 - Weaver
2.
3. Geremi - 7 - 02/03 - Weaver

Canada
1. Tomasz Radzinski - 11 - 02/03
2. Tomasz Radzinski - 8 - 03/04
3. Junior Hoilett - 7 - 11/12

Colombia
1. Juan Pablo Angel - 16 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Hámilton Ricard - 15 - 98/99 - Floyd
3. Hámilton Ricard - 12 - 99/00 - Floyd

DR Congo
1. Shabani Nonda - 7 - 06/07 - Floyd
2. Dieumerci Mbokani - 7 - 15/16 - Floyd
3. Lomana LuaLua - 7 - 05/06 - Floyd

Croatia
1.
2. Nikica Jelavić - 9 - 11/12 - Weaver
3.
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 09/10 - Weaver
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 11/12 - Weaver
3. Nikica Jelavić - 8 14/15 - Weaver
3. Davor Šuker - 8 99/00 - Sincere

Czech Republic
1. Milan Baroš - 9 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Patrik Berger - 9 - 04/05 - Sincere
3. Milan Baroš - 9 - 99/00 - Sincere

Egypt
1. Mido - 11 - 05/06 - Sincere
2. Amr Zaki - 10 - 08/09 - niko_cee
3. Mido - 6 - 08/09 - Sincere

Germany
1. Jürgen Klinsmann - 21 - 94/95 - Disco
2. Uwe Rösler - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3. Lukas Podolski - 11 - 12/13 - niko_cee

Ghana
1.
2. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 95/96 - Floyd

Israel
1. Yossi Benayoun - 8 - 08/09 - niko_cee
2. Eyal Berkovic - 7 - 97/98 - Floyd
3. Yossi Benayoun - 6 - 09/10 - niko_cee

Italy
1. Fabrizio Ravanelli - 16 - 96/97 - Floyd
2. Paolo Di Canio - 16 - 99/00 - Sincere
3. Gianfranco Zola - 14 - 02/03 - Sincere

Jamaica
1. Ricardo Fuller - 11 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Jason Euell - 11 - 01/02 - Sincere
3. Robbie Earle - 11 - 95/96 - Sincere

Morocco
1. Marouane Chamakh - 7 - 10/11 - Floyd
2. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 99/00 - Floyd
3. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 00/01 - Floyd

New Zealand
1. Ryan Nelsen - 4 - 09/10 - Floyd
2. Ryan Nelsen - 3 - 10/11 - Floyd
3. Winston Reid - 2 - 16/17 - Floyd

Northern Ireland
1.
2.
3.

Norway
1. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 18 - 96/97 - nsd
2. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 17 - 01/02 - nsd
3.

Romania
1. Adrian Mutu - 6 - 03/04 - Disco
2. Dan Petrescu - 5 - 97/98 - niko_cee
3. Ilie Dumitrescu - 4 - 94/95 - niko_cee

Russia
1. Andrey Kanchelskis - 16 - 95/96 - Floyd
2. Andrey Kanchelskis - 14 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Roman Pavlyuchenko - 10 - 10/11 - nsd

Scotland
1. Kevin Gallacher - 16 - 97/98 - Disco
2.
3.

Serbia -
1.
2.
3.

Slovakia -
1. Szilárd Németh - 9 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Martin Škrtel - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Szilárd Németh - 7 02/03 - Sincere

South Africa -
1. Benny McCarthy - 18 - 06/07 - wullie
2.
3. Benny McCarthy - 10 08/09 - wullie

Sweden
1. Zlatan Ibrahimović - 17 - 16/17 - Sincere
2. Freddie Ljungberg - 12 - 01/02 - Sincere
3.

Turkey -
1. Muzzy Izzet - 8 - 99/00 - Sincere
2. Tuncay Şanlı - 8 - 07/08 - nsd
3. Muzzy Izzet - 7 00/01 - Sincere

USA -
1. Clint Dempsey - 17 - 11/12 - Bruh
2. Clint Dempsey - 12 - 10/11 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 - 05/06 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 06/07 - Bruh

Wales -
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 - Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 - Sincere
3. Dean Saunders - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3.

Zimbabwe -
1. Benjani - 15 - 07/08 - Floyd
2. Peter Ndlovu - 11 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Peter Ndlovu - 11 93/94 - Floyd

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Job for Cameroon?

Ostenstaad for the other Norwegian?

Dzeko for Serbia?

Dzeko is Bosnian. Occean for Canada?

Dumitrescu (the Spud if that's not his name) for Romania?

Can't really think of many Romanians. Radiciou (sp) never did anything for West Ham (apart from his knee) and Dan Petrescu was a fullback wasn't he?

Krancjar to sneak in for Croatia?

Bellamy must have scored enough to feature as that last sheep shagger.

Mutu?

That's three people that have said Job now and he's still not on the list. His best tally was 6.

Romania
1. Adrian Mutu - 6 - 03/04 - Disco
2. Dan Petrescu - 5 - 97/98 - niko_cee
3. Ilie Dumitrescu - 4 - 94/95 - niko_cee

Well I'm not reading the whole thread so suck it up.

Junior Hoilett for Canada.

Canada
1. Tomasz Radzinski - 11 - 02/03
2. Tomasz Radzinski - 8 - 03/04
3. Junior Hoilett - 7 - 11/12

What about Joseph Desire Job for the Cameroonian?

Also, Geremi and Eto'o.

Podolski, Rosler or, I dunno, Oliver Bierhoff (did he play for Fulham?) for Germany?

I don't recall Sean Dundee getting too many.

Germany
1.
2. Uwe Rösler - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3. Lukas Podolski - 11 - 12/13 - niko_cee

Cameroon
1. Samuel Eto'o - 9 - 13/14 - Weaver
2.
3. Geremi - 7 - 02/03 - Weaver

Klinsmann? Or Reidle? Maybe Ballack.

Germany
1. Jürgen Klinsmann - 21 - 94/95 - Disco
2. Uwe Rösler - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3. Lukas Podolski - 11 - 12/13 - niko_cee

Niall Quinn for Northern Ireland?

It's fairly shocking that the home nation representatives are proving so hard to recall. Is Brian McLair one of the jocks?

You've got Duncan Ferguson, McAllister, Dickov or Gallacher might be in there.

Scotland
1. Kevin Gallacher - 16 - 97/98 - Disco
2.
3.
3.

Modric
Jelavic
Klasnic
Kalinic
Eduardo

For the Croatians which aren't Suker.

Croatia
1.
2. Nikica Jelavić - 9 - 11/12 -
3.
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 09/10 - Weaver
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 11/12 - Weaver
3. Nikica Jelavić - 8 14/15 - Weaver
3. Davor Šuker - 8 99/00 - Sincere

That big bastard who played for birmingham. Came from valencia.

Zigic. He's not Croatian.

what about Niko Kranjcar or however u spell his name wasnt he at spurs for awhile

I reckon Ronny Rosenthal scored 6 league goals for Liverpool in 92/3.

Well, not me, this site does. He deserves recognition!

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Well, not me, this site does. He deserves recognition!

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You're right. Scraping for equal third places automatically was a pain so I did it manually. There might be others I've missed.

Mark Hughes?

Alen Boksic surely. Failing that, maybe even Mario Stanic.

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I wouldn't worry. I was merely thinking of players from back when football started and wondered how many goals he'd scored (wiki was useless) thinking there was an Israeli spot still up for grabs.

It's quite surprising how many players who scored a good few goals in my mind actually scored very few. Eduardo has been the real eye-opener for me. 6 league goals across 3 seasons (even though 1 was lost to injury)? I would have said he scored that many against Everton alone.

Savo Milosevic

Other Cameroonian: Marc-Vivien Foé.

Asamoah Gyan for the last Ghanaian.

I guessed him before. I think it's Andre Ayew.

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Australia
1. Mark Viduka - 20 - 03/04 - niko_cee
2. Mark Viduka - 17 - 00/01 - niko_cee
3. Mark Viduka - 14 - 06/07 - niko_cee
4. Harry Kewell - 14 - 03/03 - niko_cee

Austria
1. Marko Arnautović - 11 - 15/16 - Sincere
2. Andreas Weimann - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Marko Arnautović - 6 - 16/17 - Sincere

Brazil
1. Robinho - 14 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Coutinho - 13 - 16/17 - niko_cee
3. Juninho Paulista - 12 - 96/97 - niko_cee

Cameroon
1. Samuel Eto'o - 9 - 13/14 - Weaver
2. Marc-Vivien Foé - 9 - 02/03 - Floyd
3. Geremi - 7 - 02/03 - Weaver

Canada
1. Tomasz Radzinski - 11 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Tomasz Radzinski - 8 - 03/04 - Sincere
3. Junior Hoilett - 7 - 11/12 - Disco

Colombia
1. Juan Pablo Angel - 16 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Hámilton Ricard - 15 - 98/99 - Floyd
2. Hámilton Ricard - 12 - 99/00 - Floyd

DR Congo
1. Shabani Nonda - 7 - 06/07 - Floyd
2. Dieumerci Mbokani - 7 - 15/16 - Floyd
3. Lomana LuaLua - 7 - 05/06 - Floyd

Croatia
1. Alen Bokšić - 12 - 00/01 - Floyd
2. Nikica Jelavić - 9 - 11/12 - Weaver
3. Alen Bokšić - 8 - 01/02 - Floyd
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 09/10 - Weaver
3. Ivan Klasnić - 8 11/12 - Weaver
3. Nikica Jelavić - 8 14/15 - Weaver
3. Davor Šuker - 8 99/00 - Sincere

Czech Republic
1. Milan Baroš - 9 - 02/03 - Sincere
2. Patrik Berger - 9 - 04/05 - Sincere
3. Milan Baroš - 9 - 99/00 - Sincere

Egypt
1. Mido - 11 - 05/06 - Sincere
2. Amr Zaki - 10 - 08/09 - niko_cee
3. Mido - 6 - 08/09 - Sincere

Germany
1. Jürgen Klinsmann - 21 - 94/95 - Disco
2. Uwe Rösler - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
3. Lukas Podolski - 11 - 12/13 - niko_cee

Ghana
1. André Ayew - 12 - 15/16 - Floyd
2. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Tony Yeboah - 12 - 95/96 - Floyd

Israel
1. Yossi Benayoun - 8 - 08/09 - niko_cee
2. Eyal Berkovic - 7 - 97/98 - Floyd
3. Yossi Benayoun - 6 - 09/10 - niko_cee

Italy
1. Fabrizio Ravanelli - 16 - 96/97 - Floyd
2. Paolo Di Canio - 16 - 99/00 - Sincere
3. Gianfranco Zola - 14 - 02/03 - Sincere

Jamaica
1. Ricardo Fuller - 11 - 08/09 - Sincere
2. Jason Euell - 11 - 01/02 - Sincere
3. Robbie Earle - 11 - 95/96 - Sincere

Morocco
1. Marouane Chamakh - 7 - 10/11 - Floyd
2. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 99/00 - Floyd
3. Mustapha Hadji - 6 - 00/01 - Floyd

New Zealand
1. Ryan Nelsen - 4 - 09/10 - Floyd
2. Ryan Nelsen - 3 - 10/11 - Floyd
3. Winston Reid - 2 - 16/17 - Floyd

Northern Ireland
- 11 - 92/93 -
2. Chris Brunt - 9 - 08/09 - Floyd
- 9 - 94/95 -

Norway
1. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 18 - 96/97 - nsd
2. Ole Gunnar Solskjær - 17 - 01/02 - nsd
3. Joshua King - 16 - 16/17 - niko_cee

Romania
1. Adrian Mutu - 6 - 03/04 - Disco
2. Dan Petrescu - 5 - 97/98 - niko_cee
3. Ilie Dumitrescu - 4 - 94/95 - niko_cee

Russia
1. Andrey Kanchelskis - 16 - 95/96 - Floyd
2. Andrey Kanchelskis - 14 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Roman Pavlyuchenko - 10 - 10/11 - nsd

Scotland
1. Kevin Gallacher - 16 - 97/98 - Disco
- 13 - 95/96 -
- 12 - 10/11 -
3. Steven Fletcher - 12 11/12 - niko_cee

Serbia -
1. Savo Milošević - 12 - 95/96 - nsd
2. Savo Milošević - 10 - 96/97 - nsd
- 9 15/16 -

Slovakia -
1. Szilárd Németh - 9 - 03/04 - Sincere
2. Martin Škrtel - 7 - 13/14 - Sincere
3. Szilárd Németh - 7 02/03 - Sincere

South Africa -
1. Benny McCarthy - 18 - 06/07 - wullie
2. Mark Stein - 13 - 93/94 - Floyd
3. Benny McCarthy - 10 08/09 - wullie

-
1. Zlatan Ibrahimović - 17 - 16/17 - Sincere
2. Freddie Ljungberg - 12 - 01/02 - Sincere
- 10 10/11 -

Turkey -
1. Muzzy Izzet - 8 - 99/00 - Sincere
2. Tuncay Şanlı - 8 - 07/08 - nsd
3. Muzzy Izzet - 7 00/01 - Sincere

USA -
1. Clint Dempsey - 17 - 11/12 - Bruh
2. Clint Dempsey - 12 - 10/11 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 - 05/06 - Bruh
3. Brian McBride - 9 06/07 - Bruh

Wales -
1. Gareth Bale - 21 - 12/13 - Sincere
2. John Hartson - 15 - 97/98 - Sincere
3. Dean Saunders - 15 - 94/95 - niko_cee
- 15 92/93 -

Zimbabwe -
1. Benjani - 15 - 07/08 - Floyd
2. Peter Ndlovu - 11 - 94/95 - Floyd
3. Peter Ndlovu - 11 93/94 - Floyd

Josh King for Norway?

Keith Gillespie 94/95 for NI? Maybe even 92/93 as well.

Are you counting Mark Stein as South African? A dubious call if so.

Steven Fletcher as the more recent jock?

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I think this is the remaining Welshman.

Chris Brunt probably the more recent Ulsterman, unless David Healy had a season I've forgotten about.

King, Hughes, Brunt, Fletcher, Stein all correct. A Serb, a Swede, two Scots and one Northern Irish left.

I'd barely heard of Mark Stein so blame worldfootball for that one. Dubious indeed by the look of it.

Seb Larsson for Sweden?

Seb Larrson for the Swede? I've just found out that Henrik Larrson going to United was a decade ago so fuck this game.

The South African has to be Philomen Masinga. Gyan for Ghana?

Fucking hell, Phil Masinga. Blast from the past.

Iain Dowie for Northern Ireland?

The Scot = John Spencer?

Scotland
1. Kevin Gallacher - 16 - 97/98 - Disco
2. John Spencer - 13 - 95/96 - Floyd
3. - 12 - 10/11 -
3. Steven Fletcher - 12 11/12 - niko_cee

Sweden -
1. Zlatan Ibrahimović - 17 - 16/17 - Sincere
2. Freddie Ljungberg - 12 - 01/02 - Sincere
3. - 10 10/11 -

Serbia -
1. Savo Milošević - 12 - 95/96 - nsd
2. Savo Milošević - 10 - 96/97 - nsd
- 9 15/16 -

Northern Ireland
1. Iain Dowie - 11 - 92/93 - wullie
2. Chris Brunt - 9 - 08/09 - Floyd
3. Iain Dowie - 9 - 94/95 - wullie

I want to say Elmander but I doubt he scored 10 goals in his career combined.

Blackpool's Charlie Adam for the last jock?

Those two and Aleksander Mitrovic are your lot.

Rooney has now retired from international football. Today's england game will be the first game since his retirement. Can you name the players who have made their england debuts since wayne rooney made his? Over 100 names in total

Kevin Davies

Rob Green
Joe Hart
Fraser Forster
Jack Butland

Phil Jagielka
Luke Shaw
Glen Johnson
Leighton Baines
John Stones
Nathaniel Clyne
Ryan Bertrand
John Stones
Phil Jones
Chris Smalling
Ryan Shawcross
Aaron Cresswell
Kyle Walker
Kieran Gibbs
Danny Rose
Gary Cahill

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Kevin Davies

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Rob Green
Joe Hart
Fraser Forster
Jack Butland

Phil Jagielka
Luke Shaw
Glen Johnson
Leighton Baines
John Stones
Nathaniel Clyne
Ryan Bertrand
John Stones
Phil Jones
Chris Smalling
Ryan Shawcross
Aaron Cresswell
Kyle Walker
Kieran Gibbs
Danny Rose
Gary Cahill

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update

Ross Barkley
Jack Wilshere
Oxlade-Chamberlain
Walcott
Welbeck
Sturridge
Shawn Wright-Phillips
Joey Barton
Adam Lallana
Rickie Lambert
Jake Livermore
Harry Kane
Peter Crouch
Jamie Vardy
Danny Drinkwater
Gabby Agbonlahor
Ashley Young
Jesse Lingard
Tom Cleverley
Fabian Delph
Dele Alli
Eric Dier
James Milner

Barkley
Oxlade-Chamberlain
Lallana
Alli
Kane
Sturridge
Henderson
Drinkwater
Dier
Cleverley
Welbeck
Sterling

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Ross Barkley
Jack Wilshere
Oxlade-Chamberlain
Walcott
Welbeck
Sturridge
Shawn Wright-Phillips
Joey Barton
Adam Lallana
Rickie Lambert
Jake Livermore
Harry Kane
Peter Crouch
Jamie Vardy
Danny Drinkwater
Gabby Agbonlahor
Ashley Young
Jesse Lingard
Tom Cleverley
Fabian Delph
Dele Alli
Eric Dier
James Milner

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Barkley
Oxlade-Chamberlain
Lallana
Alli
Kane
Sturridge
Henderson
Drinkwater
Dier
Cleverley
Welbeck
Sterling

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Andy Carroll
Marcus Rashford
Scotty Parker
Andros Townsend
Dean Ashton

Alan Thompson
Dave Nugent
Francis Jeffers was the same game as Rooney if that counts?

Jenas also the same game as the Roonster iirc.

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Andy Carroll
Marcus Rashford
Scotty Parker
Andros Townsend
Dean Ashton

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Alan Thompson
Dave Nugent
Francis Jeffers was the same game as Rooney if that counts?

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Was James Beattie the same game too?

Michael Keane
Tom Huddlestone
Jermain Defoe

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Was James Beattie the same game too?

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Michael Keane
Tom Huddlestone
Jermain Defoe

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Paul Robinson
Stewart Downing
Adam Johnson
Matthew Upson
Joleon Lescott

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Kevin Davies

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Jay Bothroyd, too. What a year that was.

Jonjo Shelvey

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Paul Robinson
Stewart Downing
Adam Johnson
Matthew Upson
Joleon Lescott

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Jay Bothroyd, too. What a year that was.

Jonjo Shelvey

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40 players remaining.

It's an illustrious list so far, Jesus. A Who's That of 2000s football.

Chris Kirland
John Ruddy
Tom Heaton

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Chris Kirland
John Ruddy
Tom Heaton

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two goalkeepers left

Scott Carson
Darren Bent

These questions are starting to get out of hand

Jordan Pickford

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Scott Carson
Darren Bent

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These questions are starting to get out of hand

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Jordan Pickford

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Hasnt been capped yet. Looking at his history this jordan, its a football manager dream. He was loan out to Conference Premier in 2012 and hes been loan out to every league moving up since, before making his debut in the league and then being sold of for a nice profit.

Paul Konchesky
Kieran Trippier
John Terry
Ben Foster
Chris Powell (or am I imagining things?)

Micah Richards
Zaha
Chambers

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Paul Konchesky
Kieran Trippier
John Terry
Ben Foster
Chris Powell (or am I imagining things?)

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Micah Richards
Zaha
Chambers

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That Reading left back is Nicky Shorey.

Stephen Warnock. Dear me.

Ledley King.

I can't think who that Sunderland player is. I am fuming! :moop:

Has Welbeck been said already?

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Stephen Warnock. Dear me.

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Ledley King.

I can't think who that Sunderland player is. I am fuming! :moop:

Has Welbeck been said already?

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Ledley made his debut the year before rooney in 2002. Welbeck has been said.

Rodriguez for the Southampton striker.

Air Vice Marshal Sir John Terry of course.

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Rodriguez for the Southampton striker.

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Air Vice Marshal Sir John Terry of course.

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Redmond for the winger/forward.

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Redmond for the winger/forward.

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Missing players with the year and clubs they played for while representing england

2004 - Spurs (CB)
2005 - Crystal Palace, Everton (FW)
2005 - Man United (MF)
2005 - Fulham (CB)
2005 - Charlton (RB)
2006 - Spurs (LW/RW)
2007 - Blackburn, Spurs (MF)
2008 - West Ham (FW)
2010 - Spurs (CB)
2010 - Fulham (FW)
2011 - Wolves (LW)
2011 - Everton, Man City (MF)
2012 - Sunderland (FW)
2012 - Liverpool (RB)
2012 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Everton (MF)
2012 - Arsenal (RB)
2014 - Liverpool (RB)
2015 - Spurs (MF)
2015 - Liverpool (FW)
2017 - Southampton (MF)

Andrew Johnson
Luke Young
David Bentley
Frazier Campbell (hurrah!)
Matt Jarvis
Bobby Zamora

Fucking hell.

2005 - Crystal Palace, Everton (FW) Andy Johnson
2005 - Fulham (CB) Zat Knight
2005 - Charlton (RB) Luke Young
2007 - Blackburn, Spurs (MF) David Bentley
2017 - Southampton (MF) Ward-Prowse

Have we had Aaron Lennon yet? I can't be bothered to go through the thread.

Ah, he'll be that 2006 Spurs one.

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Andrew Johnson
Luke Young
David Bentley
Frazier Campbell (hurrah!)
Matt Jarvis
Bobby Zamora

Fucking hell.

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2005 - Crystal Palace, Everton (FW) Andy Johnson
2005 - Fulham (CB) Zat Knight
2005 - Charlton (RB) Luke Young
2007 - Blackburn, Spurs (MF) David Bentley
2017 - Southampton (MF) Ward-Prowse

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Have we had Aaron Lennon yet? I can't be bothered to go through the thread.

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Missing players with the year and clubs they played for while representing england

2004 - Spurs (CB)
2005 - Man United (MF)
2008 - West Ham (FW)
2010 - Spurs (CB)
2011 - Everton, Man City (MF)
2012 - Liverpool (RB)
2012 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Everton (MF)
2012 - Arsenal (RB)
2014 - Liverpool (RB)
2015 - Spurs (MF)
2015 - Liverpool (FW)

Carlton Cole
Eric Dier
Martin Kelly

Jack Rodwell. :lol:

How he ever got picked for England is beyond me!

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Carlton Cole
Eric Dier
Martin Kelly

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Jack Rodwell. :lol:

How he ever got picked for England is beyond me!

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2004 - Spurs (CB)
2005 - Man United (MF)
2010 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Everton (MF)
2012 - Arsenal (RB)
2014 - Liverpool (RB)
2015 - Spurs (MF)
2015 - Liverpool (FW)

And I'm going to go for Kieran Richardson for another Sunderland connection.:thbup:

Flanagan for the Liverpool one?

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Flanagan for the Liverpool one?

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2004 - Spurs (CB)
2010 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Spurs (CB)
2012 - Everton (MF)
2012 - Arsenal (RB)
2015 - Spurs (MF)
2015 - Liverpool (FW)

Dean Richards
Jonathan Woodgate
Leon Osman

Ryan Mason
Carl Jenkinson

Deli Alli has to have been said but it fits

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Dean Richards
Jonathan Woodgate
Leon Osman

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Ryan Mason
Carl Jenkinson

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Deli Alli has to have been said but it fits

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2004 - Spurs (CB) - Came from port vale. Played for hull and c.palace
2010 - Spurs (CB) - Playing in the championship right now
2012 - Spurs (CB) - Played for swansea and southampton
2015 - Liverpool (FW) - Still at liverpool

Anthony Gardner

Stephen Caulker
Danny Ings?

Caulker is a great shout.

Michael Dawson for 2010?

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Anthony Gardner

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Stephen Caulker
Danny Ings?

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Michael Dawson for 2010?

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Thats the game

Some of the names on the list turned out to be pure embarrassments.




2003 - Francis Jeffers - Everton (FW) - wullie
2003 - James Beattie - Southampton (FW) - wullie
2003 - Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle (MF) - Jimmy Floyd
2003 - Paul Konchesky - Charlton, West Ham, (LB) - Dave
2003 - Paul Robinson - Leeds, Tottenham (GK) - SvN
2003 - Matthew Upson - Birmingham, West Ham (CB) - SvN
2003 - John Terry - Chelsea (CB) - Dave
2003 - Glen Johnson - Chelsea, Portsmouth, Liverpool (RB) - dino
2003 - Scott Parker - Charlton, Chelsea, Newcastle, West Ham, Spurs (MF) - dino
2004 - Alan Thompson - Celtic (MF) - wullie
2004 - Jermain Defoe - Spurs, Portsmouth, Sunderland, Bournemouth (FW) - Reg
2004 - Anthony Gardner - Spurs (CB) - Danny
2004 - Shaun Wright-Phillips - Man City, Chelsea (RW) - dino
2005 - Stewart Downing - Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Liverpool, West Ham (LW) - SvN
2005 - Andrew Johnson - Crystal Palace, Everton (FW) - Dave
2005 - Kieran Richardson - Man United (MF) - Dave
2005 - Zat Knight - Fulham (CB) - wullie
2005 - Luke Young - Charlton (RB) - Dave
2005 - Peter Crouch - Southampton, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Spurs (FW) - dino
2005 - Rob Green - Norwich, West Ham (GK) - dino
2006 - Darren Bent - Charlton, Spurs, Sunderland, Aston Villa (FW) - Dave
2006 - Theo Walcott - Arsenal (W/FW) - dino
2006 - Aaron Lennon - Spurs (LW/RW) - Dave
2006 - Chris Kirkland - Wigan (GK) - SvN
2006 - Micah Richards - Man City (CB/RB) - Reg
2007 - Ben Foster - Watford, Man United, Birmingham, West Brom (GK) - Dave
2007 - Joey Barton - Man City (MF) - dino
2007 - David Nugent - Preston (FW) - wullie
2007 - Nicky Shorey - Reading (LB) - Dave
2007 - David Bentley - Blackburn, Spurs (MF) - Dave
2007 - Joleon Lescott - Everton, Man City (CB) - SvN
2007 - Scott Carson - Aston Villa, West Brom, Bursaspor (GK) - Dave
2007 - Ashley Young - Aston Villa, Man United (RW) - dino
2008 - Dean Ashton - West Ham (FW) - dino
2008 - Joe Hart - Man City, Torino, West Ham (GK) - dino
2008 - Phil Jagielka - Everton (CB) - dino
2008 - Stephen Warnock - Blackburn, Aston Villa (LB) - Jimmy Floyd
2008 - Gabriel Agbonlahor - Aston Villa (FW) - dino
2008 - Carlton Cole - West Ham (FW) - Jimmy Floyd
2009 - James Milner - Aston Villa, Man City, Liverpool (LW/RW/LB) - dino
2009 - Tom Huddlestone - Spurs (MF) - Reg
2010 - Leighton Baines - Everton (LB) - dino
2010 - Adam Johnson - Man City (RW) - SvN
2010 - Michael Dawson - Spurs (CB) - The Merse
2010 - Kieran Gibbs - Arsenal (LB) - dino
2010 - Bobby Zamora - Fulham (FW) - Dave
2010 - Jack Wilshere - Arsenal (MF) - dino
2010 - Gary Cahill - Bolton, Chelsea (CB) - dino
2010 - Kevin Davies - Bolton (FW) - SvN
2010 - Jordan Henderson - Sunderland, Liverpool (MF) - Reg
2010 - Andy Carroll - Newcastle, Liverpool, West Ham (FW) - dino
2010 - Jay Bothroyd - Cardiff (FW) - Weaver
2011 - Matt Jarvis - Wolves (LW) - Dave
2011 - Danny Welbeck - Sunderland, Man United, Arsenal (W/FW) - dino
2011 - Chris Smalling - Man United (CB/RB) - dino
2011 - Phil Jones - Man United (CB/MF) - dino
2011 - Jack Rodwell - Everton, Man City (MF) - Dave
2011 - Kyle Walker - Spurs (RB) - dino
2011 - Daniel Sturridge - Chelsea, Liverpool (FW) - dino
2012 - Fraizer Campbell - Sunderland (FW) - Dave
2012 - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - Arsenal (MF) - dino
2012 - Martin Kelly - Liverpool (RB) - Jimmy Floyd
2012 - Jack Butland - Birmingham, Stoke (GK) - dino
2012 - Tom Cleverley - Man United (MF) - dino
2012 - John Ruddy - Norwich (GK) - SvN
2012 - Jake Livermore - Spurs, West Brom (MF) - dino
2012 - Ryan Bertrand - Chelsea, Southampton (LB) - dino
2012 - Jonjo Shelvey - Liverpool, Swansea (MF) - Weaver
2012 - Steven Caulker - Spurs (CB) - nsd
2012 - Raheem Sterling - Liverpool, Man City (LW/RW) - Reg
2012 - Leon Osman - Everton (MF) - Dave
2012 - Ryan Shawcross - Stoke (CB) - dino
2012 - Carl Jenkinson - Arsenal (RB) - Danny
2012 - Wilfried Zaha - Crystal Palace, Man United (LW/RW) - Reg
2013 - Rickie Lambert - Southampton, Liverpool (FW) - dino
2013 - Ross Barkley - Everton (MF) - dino
2013 - Andros Townsend - Spurs, Newcastle, Crystal Palace (LW/RW) - dino
2013 - Fraser Forster - Celtic, Southampton (GK) - dino
2013 - Adam Lallana - Southampton, Liverpool (LW/RW) - dino
2013 - Jay Rodriguez - Southampton (FW) - Reg
2014 - Luke Shaw - Southampton, Man United (LB) - dino
2014 - John Stones - Everton, Man City (CB) - dino
2014 - Jon Flanagan - Liverpool (RB) - wullie
2014 - Fabian Delph - Aston Villa, Man City (MF) - dino
2014 - Calum Chambers - Arsenal (CB) - Reg
2014 - Nathaniel Clyne - Southampton, Liverpool (RB) - dino
2015 - Harry Kane - Spurs (FW) - dino
2015 - Ryan Mason - Spurs (MF) - Danny
2015 - Jamie Vardy - Leicester (FW) - dino
2015 - Dele Alli - Spurs (MF) - dino
2015 - Danny Ings - Liverpool (FW) - nsd
2015 - Eric Dier - Spurs (MF/CB) - dino
2016 - Danny Rose - Spurs (LB) - dino
2016 - Danny Drinkwater - Leicester (MF) - dino
2016 - Marcus Rashford - Man United (FW) - dino
2016 - Tom Heaton - Burnley (GK) - SvN
2016 - Jesse Lingard - Man United (MF) - dino
2016 - Aaron Cresswell - West Ham (LB) - dino
2017 - Michael Keane - Burnley (CB) - Reg
2017 - Nathan Redmond - Southampton (W/FW) - Reg
2017 - James Ward-Prowse - Southampton (MF) - wullie
2017 - Kieran Trippier - Spurs (RB) - Dave

Chelsea and Arsenal this week, have both beaten teams for the first time competitively in Qarabağ FK and FC Koln. Can you name the teams who Chelsea and Arsenal have never beaten in a competitive game?

Surely there are tens of thousands of them?

There are less than 20 teams in total.

St Gallen.

What times.

Hapoel Tel-Aviv as well.

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What times.

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Hapoel Tel-Aviv as well.

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We got through with two draws against some bunch of muggers in the Cup Winners Cup in the mid 90s but could have been anyone. Club Brugge maybe but we beat them more recently.

Mallorca beat us in the semi of the same comp later on.

Can't imagine there are any domestic teams we haven't beaten save for some random season 50 years ago. Can't speak for Arsenal.

I'm guessing that they've played at least once before?

Oh and bloody Monaco.

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We got through with two draws against some bunch of muggers in the Cup Winners Cup in the mid 90s but could have been anyone. Club Brugge maybe but we beat them more recently.

Mallorca beat us in the semi of the same comp later on.

Can't imagine there are any domestic teams we haven't beaten save for some random season 50 years ago. Can't speak for Arsenal.

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Oh and bloody Monaco.

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All the teams on he list are well known, besides one club. Five remaining teams for chelsea.

Inter Milan possibly? I can only remember one meeting which was the time Mourinho mugged us off in both legs.

We've beaten Juve, beaten Bayern, beaten Barcelona on numerous, glorious occasions, and I think we're unbeaten against Real Madrid.

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Inter Milan possibly? I can only remember one meeting which was the time Mourinho mugged us off in both legs.

We've beaten Juve, beaten Bayern, beaten Barcelona on numerous, glorious occasions, and I think we're unbeaten against Real Madrid.

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Two losses in 2010

Yes, chelsea are unbeaten vs r.madrid across three games.

Arsenal

96/97 -
94/95 -
78/79 -
91/92 -
99/00 -
97/98 -
06/07 -

Chelsea

99/00 - AC Milan
94/95 -
09/10 - Inter Milan
03/04 - Monaco
12/13 -
98/99 -
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
71/72 -

Real Zaragoza for Arsenal?

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Real Zaragoza for Arsenal?

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Arsenal

96/97 -
94/95 - Real Zaragoza
78/79 -
91/92 -
99/00 -
97/98 -
06/07 -

Chelsea

99/00 - AC Milan
94/95 -
09/10 - Inter Milan
03/04 - Monaco
12/13 -
98/99 -
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
71/72 -

All teams played at least two games, except one team where it was a final.

Wrexham for Arsenal?

2012-13 was the year we won the Europa League and went out of the CL to Juve, who we beat in a previous season when Ranieri was their manager. I don't see that one.

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2012-13 was the year we won the Europa League and went out of the CL to Juve, who we beat in a previous season when Ranieri was their manager. I don't see that one.

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Think hard...

Oh, fucking Corinthians. I'd wiped that from my memory.

Didn't Chelsea win the CL in 11/12? Who did ya'll play in the Super Cup in 12/13? Maybe that's it. Can't imagine it's an English squad.

Edit: Nvm then.

Atletico? In the Super cup?

Edit: Oh shit, I completely forgot about that run in the Club World Cup, lol.

I'll throw out Zenit for Arsenal cause I want to imagine that Arshavin must have impressed at some point and was signed sometime after.

Add in CSKA Moscow to my guesses cause hey why not.

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One of the four cup finals rafa has lost.

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Atletico? In the Super cup?

Edit: Oh shit, I completely forgot about that run in the Club World Cup, lol.

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Chelsea have one win vs Atletico Madrid in five. Arsenal have never played them.

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I'll throw out Zenit for Arsenal cause I want to imagine that Arshavin must have impressed at some point and was signed sometime after.

Add in CSKA Moscow to my guesses cause hey why not.

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Cant find any stats for Arsenal vs Zenit. Never squared.

Arsenal

78/79 -
91/92 -
94/95 - Real Zaragoza
96/97 -
97/98 -
99/00 -
06/07 - CSKA Moscow

Chelsea

71/72 -
94/95 -
98/99 -
99/00 - AC Milan
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
03/04 - Monaco
09/10 - Inter Milan
12/13 - Corinthians

Or some shit like Dinamo Kiev. Gotta be some random eastern european teams that go back and forth between CL/EL.

edit: this guess is meant for Arsenal 06/07, probably not fair to just throw out names and hope for the best without any sort of reasoning.

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Atletico? In the Super cup?

Edit: Oh shit, I completely forgot about that run in the Club World Cup, lol.

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We have only had one win over Atletico in five meetings, which was a low key 4-0 pasting in the CL group stages in which Super Salomon Kalou netted at least two, from memory. Falcao beasted us to death in the Super Cup that year.

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Or some shit like Dinamo Kiev. Gotta be some random eastern european teams that go back and forth between CL/EL.

edit: this guess is meant for Arsenal 06/07, probably not fair to just throw out names and hope for the best without any sort of reasoning.

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You're warm.

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Shakhtar Donetsk?

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No. Arsenal have two wins, two losses and chelsea have one win, one loss in 2012

Arsenal and chelsea have three clubs between them on the list who are somewhat eastern european

Sparta Prague?

Slavia Prague

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Slavia Prague

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Neither. No team from czech is on the list.

Viking didn't do the double over one of them, did they?

No, but a team from sweden is on the list

Arsenal

78/79 - Serbia
91/92 - Portugal
94/95 - Real Zaragoza
96/97 - Germany
97/98 - Greece
99/00 - Italy
06/07 - CSKA Moscow

Chelsea

71/72 - Sweden
94/95 - Austria
98/99 - Spain
99/00 - AC Milan
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
03/04 - Monaco
09/10 - Inter Milan
12/13 - Corinthians

Malmo?

I looked it up, no one will ever get it, it's Atvidabergs.

I got Mallorca earlier, and you're also missing DWS from the 64/65 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.

That's not a team. That's a table you assemble yourself.

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I looked it up, no one will ever get it, it's Atvidabergs.

I got Mallorca earlier, and you're also missing DWS from the 64/65 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.

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Was that a competitive competition or is it like the emirates cup

Arsenal

78/79 - Serbia
91/92 - Portugal
94/95 - Real Zaragoza
96/97 - Germany
97/98 - Greece
99/00 - Italy
06/07 - CSKA Moscow

Chelsea

71/72 - Atvidabergs
94/95 - Austria
98/99 - Real Mallorca
99/00 - AC Milan
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
03/04 - Monaco
09/10 - Inter Milan
12/13 - Corinthians

It was the forerunner of the UEFA Cup.

The last major thing we won. Awww.

Missing teams in red. Max amount of games played between the clubs is two. Arsenal have to upcoming games with Red Star in the uefa cup group stages.

Arsenal

78/79 - Red Star
91/92 - Benfica
94/95 - Real Zaragoza
96/97 - Bor. M'gladbach
97/98 - PAOK Thessaloniki
99/00 - Fiorentina
06/07 - CSKA Moscow

Chelsea

71/72 - Atvidabergs
94/95 - Austria Vienna
98/99 - Real Mallorca
99/00 - AC Milan
01/02 - Hapoel Tel Aviv
03/04 - Monaco
09/10 - Inter Milan
12/13 - Corinthians

Sanchez is the 11th player to play under Guardiola and Mourinho. Can you name the other 10?

Kevin de Bruyne

Eto'o? Probably Ibrahimovic too if Eto'o was right.

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Kevin de Bruyne

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yup.

Pedro
Cesc Fabregas

Robben?

Xabi Alonso.

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Pedro
Cesc Fabregas

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Robben?

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Xabi Alonso.

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3 left

Eidur? Briefly perhaps with Pep.

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Eidur? Briefly perhaps with Pep.

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two remain.

Thiago Motta? Might have left Barcelona too early to count.

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too early.

Technically Oriol Romeu? Even though I don't think he 'played' for Mourinho as he was always out on loan.

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He isn't on my list as he didn't technically play under Mourinho but good guess. He was in Valencia and Stuttgart during Mourinho's second spell.

Victor Valdes?
Toni Kroos? - scratch that. A terrible guess. 👎🏼

Jiri Jarosik

Maxwell?

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Victor Valdes?
Toni Kroos? - scratch that. A terrible guess. ����

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Jiri Jarosik

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No. Jiri Jarosik is the answer to most trivia questions but not this one.

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Maxwell?

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One left.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/...trip=all&w=960

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I think he was at Bayern when Pep was there.

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I think he was at Bayern when Pep was there.

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Claudio is indeed the last one

Alexis Sanchez
Arjen Robben
Cesc Fabregas
Claudio Pizarro
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Kevin De Bruyne
Maxwell
Pedro
Samuel Eto'o
Xabi Alonso
Zlatan Ibrahimovic

I once stood next to him on the concourse at Wembley, as he, Hilario and Paulo Ferreira tried to steal a moment away from their ghastly wives. What a handsome man he is.

1.
2.
3. Lauren
4.
5.
6.
7. Ledley King
8.
9. Freddie Kanouté

Name the other 6 players and tell me what links them.

Is number 1 Rosicky?

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No. It might be easier for me to give the whole list and ask the same question, actually.

Thought I was into something with NLD goals.

What if I told you number 4 was Patrick Vieira?

Henry one of the spots. Robbie Keane maybe. I think I know what it is but not going to google so a Spurs or Arsenal fan will have to get it.

Harry Kane
Teddy Sheringham
Ian Wright
Robert Pires

Pirès is 8. The order doesn’t really matter.

Keane isn’t one.

It's people who scored in that stupid 4-5 game at White Hart Lane just after pizzagate. Let's name some classic Tottenham players. Christian Ziege, Reto Ziegler, Erik Edman, Milenko Acimovic, Anthony Gardner.

None of those. :D

But yes it is that game - what’s significant(relatively) about it?

Also props if anyone gets number 1 without google.

Isn’t it when arsenal won the league?

Ljungberg?

Highest ever goalscoring game in the PL?

Actually I feel like Sol Campbell might have scored in that.

1. Noureddine Naybet
2. Thierry Henry
3. Lauren
4. Patrick Vieira
5. Jermaine Defoe
6. Freddie Ljungberg
7. Ledley King
8. Robert Pires
9. Freddie Kanouté

They’re the goalscorers from the only game in Premier League history (naturally) with 9 different goalscorers.

56 different nations have been represented in the premier league this season. Name all the players who have represented from the nations below this season.

Australia
Belgium
Benin
Bermuda
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Brazil
Cameroon
Colombia
Croatia
Curaçao
Egypt
Greece
Iceland
Ivory Coast
Norway
Peru
Ukraine
Uruguay
USA

Curaçao can only be Cuco Martina.

Mounié from Benin, King from Norway.

Belgium - De Bruyne, Kompany, Fellaini, Courtois, Hazard, Lukaku, Dembele, Vertonghen, Alderweireld
Brazil - Fernandinho, Jesus, Ederson, Willian, David Luiz, Coutinho, Firmino

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Mounié from Benin, King from Norway.

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Belgium - De Bruyne, Kompany, Fellaini, Courtois, Hazard, Lukaku, Dembele, Vertonghen, Alderweireld
Brazil - Fernandinho, Jesus, Ederson, Willian, David Luiz, Coutinho, Firmino

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dfdfsd

Yedlin from America. There's also Kenedy to put on Reg's Brazil list.

Mathew Ryan and Aaron Mooy for the Australians.

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Mathew Ryan and Aaron Mooy for the Australians.

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Brazil - Richarlison
Colombia - Izquierdo
Egypt - Salah, Hegazi
Ukraine - Zinchenko

Ospina for Colombia.

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Brazil - Richarlison
Colombia - Izquierdo
Egypt - Salah, Hegazi
Ukraine - Zinchenko

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Ospina for Colombia.

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Cameroon - Bong
Croatia - Vlasic
Iceland - Gudmundsson
Peru - Carrillo

Stumped by the Greek.

Stafylidis will be the Greek.

So it will, I'd forgotten about that.

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Cameroon - Bong
Croatia - Vlasic
Iceland - Gudmundsson
Peru - Carrillo

Stumped by the Greek.

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Stafylidis will be the Greek.

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There is more than one greek remaining

11x Belgium
1x Bermuda
3x Bosnia
2x Brazil
3x Cameroon
1x Colombia
1x Croatia
2x Egypt
2x Greece
1x Iceland
6x Ivory Coast
1x Uruguay
2x USA