btw i was in the middle of answering this question at 1.30 but was called into a meeting!!!!
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btw i was in the middle of answering this question at 1.30 but was called into a meeting!!!!
I think 8 is the 400m Hurdles.
400m Hurdles is the longest standing running world record, but not the longest running track & field record
Sacramento is right (The Sacramento Surge beat the Orlando Thunder in the 1992 final)
You're wrong on the boxing Paul
Meaning the answer is a field event? I'm not sure if I've understood this properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I know it's not javelin so by process of elimination... hammer...shot put!
Discus!
Think that's all of them. :D
I think it is the hammer. Record is over 20 years old held by some Russian???Quote:
Originally Posted by swano
Its discus, Jurgen Schult of Germany in 1986
So thats all of them. Feel free to ask your own...
East Germany by any chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Aye...
1996. Keane and Irwin for Man Utd, McAteer and Babb for Liverpool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
1983 Man U (Moran/Stapleton) V Brighton (Gerry Ryan (owns a pub outside the Brighton) Michael Robinson). And Smith must score...................
1996 is right with Babb/McAteer and Keane/Irwin but in 2004 Man.Utd v Millwall, Roy Keane and John O'Shea played for Utd, Robbie Ryan and Barry Cogan played for Millwall (Cogan came on for Ryan), but certainly 2 Irish players played for each side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Good questions lads.
Potentiol case for merging
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You're wrong on the boxing Paul
hmmm, i am not so sure....it all depends what your definition of the first heavyweight boxing champ was....i mean boxings first official rules came about in the late 1700s. This is why I said its controversial. Is the question who became the first 15 round winner or is it who was the first winner in the older rules i.e. who was knocked down first without being able to get back up ( unlimited rounds )? 3 different answers for each......
Gary Howlett played in that Cup final for Brighton tooQuote:
Originally Posted by beautifulrock
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Originally Posted by beautifulrock
Gerry Ryan came on a sub in the first game. Surprised no one has mentioned that Tony Grealish captained Brighton in both games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
yes indeed Superhoop, good shout. WAs concentrating on getting two from each team,Quote:
Originally Posted by Superhoops
So far then we have 83, 96 and 2004 and all are correct.