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Oldgobbin

29-05-2012 22:21

Geography, the Stanley Director and the Cat

Last night on A Question of Sport, Phil Tufnell was called upon to get his team members to identify “Accrington Stanley” without mentioning either of the words on the card. When he started with “Football Club – Manchester”, I lost all sympathy. No wonder his team couldn’t guess it. Come on Bumble . . . have a word! :) Get him to buy a share as penance.:D

cashman

29-05-2012 22:40

Re: Geography, the Stanley Director and the Cat

Whatdya expect from a southerner?:D Hes from Barnet, owt north of Watford Gap n there knackered.;)

alan7554

30-05-2012 04:58

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and oldgobbin how would you have aswered the question then, ptreey difficult one to do even if you came from lancashire

cashman

30-05-2012 06:47

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Don't imagine he was answering the question, more giving description of Stanley fer the team to guess. not very difficult to give n accurate clue or 2.

MikeA

30-05-2012 07:34

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Reminds me of the locals in the pub at Kidderminster when we played our last Conference match: "They'll struggle in the league, being so close to Liverpool and Everton, and with Tranmere not far away!" :)

cashman

30-05-2012 07:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeA (Post 994905)

Thats n easy mistake to make Mike, wi majority of our players coming from yon.:D

lancsdave

30-05-2012 08:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 994891)

and oldgobbin how would you have aswered the question then, ptreey difficult one to do even if you came from lancashire

Matt Dawson suggested the easy answer. Football club, milk advert

Bob Dobson

30-05-2012 08:30

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I would have given the clue ' Livingstone I presume' . This has nowt to do with the proximity of Livingstone Rd to the Crown ground. Or 'Famous bricks' Any other suggestions?

cashman

30-05-2012 08:34

Re: Geography, the Stanley Director and the Cat

One of league founder members is n obvious clue.

maccawozzagod

30-05-2012 10:57

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"who are they?"
"exacklee"

or

famously funny named football club, founder members who went tits up

Thin Monkey

30-05-2012 12:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 994916)

One of league founder members is n obvious clue.

To be more accurate - Regularly mistakenly thought to be league founder members.

Accrington FC.

cashman

30-05-2012 13:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Thin Monkey (Post 994968)

To be more accurate - Regularly mistakenly thought to be league founder members.

Accrington FC.

To be more accurate,Tufnell is to Geography,What i am to Diplomacy.:D

sparkie

30-05-2012 13:38

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small league 2 football club, situated between Burnley & Blackburn. David'Bumble' Lloyd is a well known fan. Milk advert with small scousers argueing. Play in Red and white.

Would this serve as an acurate description?

Div3North

30-05-2012 15:20

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Yes, but he had to get as many points in 60 seconds as he could, and with that length of description he'd likely only have got the one ............:D

Bob Dobson

30-05-2012 16:48

Re: Geography, the Stanley Director and the Cat

Clue: Peel Park or Crown Ground. 2 words only

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