Who holds the record for fastest sending off in the Premiership and how long into the match was it?
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Who holds the record for fastest sending off in the Premiership and how long into the match was it?
Going on player history i'd say Vinnie Jones! I'd say it's a keeper though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Maroon
No and no. The answer is somewhat surprising.Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Liam O'Brien ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Maroon
No...
Keith Gillespie 0 secsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Maroon
Yep..Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Which player has played in the Premiership, the Championship, Divisions 1 and 2, the Conference, the Northern League, the Champions League and the UEFA Cup.
Steve Harper
^Yep^
:cool:
Sunderland did it in 1979, Villa did it in 1981, who did it in 2008?
Trevor Brooking!
Thats the normal answer with that question!
Wouldn't have anything to do with a handy form of transport in times of great flood, by any chance?
For future reference, Sir Trev did it in 1980. The "it" being score the winning goal in the FA Cup final, unless thischarmingman had something else in mind...Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
Ha. I immediately thought of George Boateng.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdom hoop
Nit picking here - but Keith Gillespie wasn't sent off "0 sec" into the match. Try wording it correctly the next time.
There was a story in the paper a few years ago of (one of) the fastest sending off from the start of a match - although it was down around Sunday league territory. Ref blew the whistle to start the match; Player says "F**k me, that's loud", and gets sent off.
What about York City???????Quote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
There in the conference , the question stated premier, champ , 1st & 2Quote:
Originally Posted by prince20
Who scored a penalty, saved a penalty and had three brothers in the same team??
Did he also have a good left foot?
*giggle*Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
And indeed a boat would probably be better than a canoe if the flood was very bad! Never thought about this before (probably with good reason), but Kanu's body-shape is actually kinda like a canoe - a long, thin, elongated structure. Funny how those kinda things serendipitously occur sometimes. Like Fats Domino being named 'Fats', what are the chances eh!