What does this team represent?
(Not just an All Ireland XI)
---- ---------Forde------------
Hughes O'Shea- Evans McShane
Coleman Hoolahan Meyler McClean
--------Long Lsfferty----------
Subs - Rogers, McCullogh, Magennis, Dennehy, Doyle
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What does this team represent?
(Not just an All Ireland XI)
---- ---------Forde------------
Hughes O'Shea- Evans McShane
Coleman Hoolahan Meyler McClean
--------Long Lsfferty----------
Subs - Rogers, McCullogh, Magennis, Dennehy, Doyle
Just going off a few, but Forde, the entire mid and Long all played LoI, as did Doyle on the bench.
Don't know where O'Shea and McShane fit in though? Unless they're different O'Sheas or McShanes of course. Lafferty played IL I'm fairly sure.
So - they all started their careers in the domestic league?
It's good but it's not right :)
Hertha Berlin beat Hoffenheim 1-0 at the weekend.
Since these kind of stats first started being compiled in 1994 (for the German league at least), what particular stat was this the first game to achieve?
All born in different counties ?Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
p.s. How are you getting on?
That's correct ! Doing well hope to be leaving for rehab very soon
Had a quick look at some stats on this, and the only unusual thing I can see is that there was only one shot on target all game? So one shot and one goal?Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Here's an article on the game actually, with a few photos of the blizzard during it.
Edit - actually, it was an own goal - so was it that Hertha had no shots on target but still won?
What was unusual about the Burnley v Preston game last Saturday ?
Twins in direct opposition.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
It was the first game with no shots on target.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
What unique achievement has Robbie Earnshaw accomplished ?
Actually ate an apple through a letterbox?Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
I think this is a trick question. A hat-trick at every level is the obvious answer, but his really unique achievement is this.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Hat trick at every level in England, FA Cup, League cup and national team.
Which ground holds the record for the biggest attendance at a European football match?
I would have said Bernabeu or Nou Camp or Wembley... But now I'm thinking something Eastern European... hmmmmmmmm...Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
I'd have a guess at Ernst Happel Stadion (Praterstadion).Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Either you know this or you don't, no in between really, Who is the only known player to play club football in all 6 FIFA confederations?
Benfica's home ground, Estadio de luz maybe.
No idea but I bet he's Brazilian... Robinho?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
No, he's GermanQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels