Pretend Friday Afternoon Quiz - More Questions

[Guest sheridans_world]

1) A player can – albeit highly unlikely – score three goals without anybody else touching the ball (in play) – how?

 

2) A goalkeeper does it once and gets warned, if he does it again he gets a yellow card and if he does it again he gets a red card – but any other player can do it without any repercussions.

 

3) What goes to the cup final every single year – but never gets used, what?

 

4) What country name has three consecutive letters each with a dot over the letter?

[Ackey]

4) What country name has three consecutive letters each with a dot over the letter?

Fiji

[Guest sheridans_world]

And questions 1 through 3?

[monkeykieran]

1) A player can – albeit highly unlikely – score three goals without anybody else touching the ball (in play) – how?

Kick Off?

Goal Kick?

Own goal from goal kick?

 

2) Something like rubbing soil into their hands?

 

 

3) the actual cup?

Edited April 9, 2009 by monkeykieran

[opinions4u]

3) The ribbons for the losing team.

[jsslatic]

On the first one, can you shoot from kick off, it come off the woodwork and then the kick off taker scores on the rebound?

[Guest sheridans_world]

Monkey Kieran - The Same Player...

 

Opinions4u - Correct

 

Acks - Correct.

 

 

 

[opinions4u]

1) You score on the stroke of half time - last kick of the half.

 

You kick off at the start of the second half, knocking the ball forwards but a gust of wind blows it back in to your own net and it's an own goal (or it bounces off the opposition bar and loops 110 yards back in to your own net)

 

You kick off again and score directly from kick off, this time in the right net

Edited April 9, 2009 by opinions4u

[monkeykieran]

Score an own goal, followed by a goal from the kick off in the last seconds of extra time before penalties, then score the first penalty

[Guest sheridans_world]

Both Correct.

 

Correct - My example was at half time.

 

Score an own goal, have the kick off and score, ref blows for half-time, and you score from the kick off again.

 

Like I said, unlikley so you dont need to factor in gusts of wind

[Guest sheridans_world]

Anyone having a go at number 2?

[monkeykieran]

is it anything to do with hands/gloves?

[Guest sheridans_world]

Yes, but what?

[Ackey]

Anyone having a go at number 2?

 

2. Changes his gloves maybe?

[monkeykieran]

Caught rubbing soil into them, or changing them?

[opinions4u]

Both Correct.

 

Correct - My example was at half time.

 

Score an own goal, have the kick off and score, ref blows for half-time, and you score from the kick off again.

 

Like I said, unlikley so you dont need to factor in gusts of wind

I though the gust of wind was magnificent!

[Guest sheridans_world]

Kinda.

 

Apparently its where he rolls his sleeves up or wears short sleeves but in either case if he takes his gloves off. Apparently in a melee such as a conjested goal mouth corner if he fists or touches the ball with his hand the referee would not be able to see if it was the goalies hand or somebody else.

 

 

 

 

[Guest sheridans_world]

I though the gust of wind was magnificent!

It was indeed a very magnificent gust of wind truly impressive.

[Ackey]

Kinda.

 

Apparently its where he rolls his sleeves up or wears short sleeves but in either case if he takes his gloves off. Apparently in a melee such as a conjested goal mouth corner if he fists or touches the ball with his hand the referee would not be able to see if it was the goalies hand or somebody else.

 

How did ref's cope back in the day then?

[opinions4u]

 

How did ref's cope back in the day then?

The used to just say it was a Welshman who handballed it, and not Joe Jordan.

[monkeykieran]

Good quiz, cheers.

 

Any more questions anyone?

[Guest sheridans_world]

1) Name two players not born in England, never naturalized as English and they do not have any English ancestry but have played for England?

 

2)The highest football ground?

 

3) Furthest football ground from the Sea?

 

4) Which football ground is closets geographically to the River Mersey?

 

5) Which footballer has played in the Conference, League Two*, League One*, Championship*, Premiership, UEFA Cup, Champions League Final and La Liga? *(Or Their Equivalents)

 

6) Which football ground is in two countries?

 

 

 

 

[jsslatic]

1) Name two players not born in England, never naturalized as English and they do not have any English ancestry but have played for England?

 

2)The highest football ground?

 

3) Furthest football ground from the Sea?

 

4) Which football ground is closets geographically to the River Mersey?

 

5) Which footballer has played in the Conference, League Two*, League One*, Championship*, Premiership, UEFA Cup, Champions League Final and La Liga? *(Or Their Equivalents)

 

6) Which football ground is in two countries?

 

2) The Hawthorns

 

4) Edgeley Park

[jsslatic]

6) Deva?

[rudemedic]

1.) Terry Butcher and John Barnes

2.) In England WBA, In the UK WBA again, in the world somewhere in Bolivia

3.) WBA

4.) Stockport County (edgeley park)

5.) Beckham?

6.) Chester City's Deva stadium (England and wales)