December 9, 200817 yr Can you name the player who played in THREE different matches were his team were winning 3-0 and still ended up on the losing side? Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you.
December 9, 200817 yr Can you name the player who played in THREE different matches were his team were winning 3-0 and still ended up on the losing side? Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you. dion dublin?
December 9, 200817 yr Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you. Is there just me that doesn't understand this bit? PS I'm not doing a quiz today because i don't feel too clever
December 9, 200817 yr Somebody who played for Spurs in the 5-3 defeat to Man U. Spurs also got beat 4-3 by City when 3-0 up at half time and city down to 10 men.
December 9, 200817 yr Is there just me that doesn't understand this bit? PS I'm not doing a quiz today because i don't feel too clever I tried to put a guess in white but could only turn it this colour Wait, that's worked! Edited December 9, 200817 yr by Northender
December 9, 200817 yr Author Is there just me that doesn't understand this bit? PS I'm not doing a quiz today because i don't feel too clever When you post your reply is automatically done in 'black' however if you click on the drop down menu besides the big letter 'A' you can change the colour of your reply - one of the options being in white. (you do this by first marking your text then clicking on the colour you want). Your reply once it is posted appears white on a white background - in other words (more or less) invisible! However if you 'click' over the post area - such as Frank's answer above - your post will become visible. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say!
December 9, 200817 yr Can you name the player who played in THREE different matches were his team were winning 3-0 and still ended up on the losing side? Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you. Paul Jones ??
December 9, 200817 yr when you reply it has the previous persons answer anyway unless you reply after mine which in this case wont
December 9, 200817 yr What was the third game? 2 for a London club v both Manc clubs. Southampton v tranmere.
December 9, 200817 yr Can you name the player who played in THREE different matches were his team were winning 3-0 and still ended up on the losing side? Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you. Dean richards?
December 9, 200817 yr i remember being at watford and we were 3 up and lost 4-3 Yeah, 3 nil up at half-time then, they scored 4 goals in the second half if my memory serves me correctly.
December 9, 200817 yr i remember being at watford and we were 3 up and lost 4-3 aye i do,it was a long,silent journey back north as well.
December 9, 200817 yr Yeah, 3 nil up at half-time then, they scored 4 goals in the second half if my memory serves me correctly. last 20 minutes
December 9, 200817 yr When we were 3 nil up at Stamford Bridge at half-time and lost 4-3. Who scored the winner for Chelsea? ** ** I am 90% sure it was the half-time score (we were deffo losing 3-0 anyroad) ** I am about 60% sure it was Chelsea's last goal (it deffo wasn't the 1st or 2nd) I am not a great statto but I think the question is right
December 9, 200817 yr When we were 3 nil up at Stamford Bridge at half-time and lost 4-3. Who scored the winner for Chelsea? ** ** I am 90% sure it was the half-time score (we were deffo losing 3-0 anyroad) ** I am about 60% sure it was Chelsea's last goal (it deffo wasn't the 1st or 2nd) I am not a great statto but I think the question is right Was it Clive Walker?
December 9, 200817 yr Author Or a Fat Sam og? Allardyce own goal - There?s no disguising it: Chelsea were crap in 1978/79. Bolton arrived at the Bridge having already knocked the Blues out of the League Cup courtesy of two Frank Worthington goals to one Tommy Langley strike, and half-time in the Stamford Bridge clash, the Trotters led by three goals to nil. Of course, Frank had scored one of them ? a penalty ? and the other two had been notched by Alan Gowling, the man with the longest head I?ve ever seen. With twenty minutes remaining, and the score unchanged, manager Ken Shellito made the most inspired substitution of his disappointing tenure. He sent on his twelfth man, Clive Walker ? sporting an outrageous tight perm that he can only dream of these days ? and watched his super-sub turn the game in a flash. You see, when you?re writing about Walker, you simply have to slip in a reference to flashing somewhere in the piece. It would be rude not to. Five minutes after Walker?s introduction, Tommy Langley scored what appeared to be no more than a consolation, before Kenny Swain swept the ball home from ten yards to put Chelsea within a goal of the visitors with eight minutes remaining. Three minutes from time, Walker sprinted past Bolton?s right-back, Paul Jones, and slotted the ball beyond Jim McDonagh to bring the scores level, and send the vast majority within the 20,000 crowd delirious. But there was more to come. In the final minute, Walker found himself one-on-one with Jones again. The Chelsea man knocked the ball past his opponent and sprinted beyond him, before sending in a low cross which was shanked into his own net by that star of Panorama, Sam Allardyce. The final whistle blew seconds later, and hundreds of fans raced onto the hallowed Stamford Bridge turf to celebrate the Blues? third win of the campaign with their heroes. http://www.cfcnet.co.uk/2007/01/10/chelsea...lton-wanderers/
December 9, 200817 yr When you post your reply is automatically done in 'black' however if you click on the drop down menu besides the big letter 'A' you can change the colour of your reply - one of the options being in white. (you do this by first marking your text then clicking on the colour you want). Your reply once it is posted appears white on a white background - in other words (more or less) invisible! However if you 'click' over the post area - such as Frank's answer above - your post will become visible. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say! Nope,still can't do it Edited December 9, 200817 yr by Burndens Bogs
Can you name the player who played in THREE different matches were his team were winning 3-0 and still ended up on the losing side?
Answers in 'white' please - so others can play without seeing your answers - thank you.