i make this up as i go along
tonight is music(and yes Ska`d there is a floyd question)


1.who played Pink in the film adaptation of The Wall
2.who was part of the folk? band the scaffold that appeared on a regular basis on TISWAS
3. The Bangles(remember them?) who wrote their song Going Down To Liverpool?
4.this one is easy...who replaced peter gabriel as genesis lead singer
5.one for the metal freaks......the first iron maiden single to make it to the top ten
6.staying with the metal theme...who was mentioned in the classic Smoke On The Water
7.another floyd one what is pictured floating over the battersea power station on the 77 album Animals?
8. Celine Dion although canadian appeared and won the eurovision song contest in 1988 what country did she represent?
9. what metal song with the lowest ever sales entered the u.k chart at number one
10.who was guest vocalist on the 1982 scotland world cup song?

have fun
pretty easy

hope you don`t mind me doing this
just trying to keep us all entertained and basically insane

1.what was introduced to football in 1868
2. what was the highest recorded attendance at the Maracana stadium in Brazil?
3.(music)  what was the original title for pink floyd`s Dark Side Of The Moon?
4.(film) who played Juliius limbani in the film The Wild Geese(1978)
5.Who Scored The first golden goal in a world cup tournament 
6.(film) who played Eddy Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
7.Ermal Cleon Fraze is famous for what?
8.how many squares are there on a chessboard?
9.where was J.K Rowling travelling to when she invented Harry Potter?
10. (music) last number one of the 70`s and the first number one of the 80`s(easy that one)


no cheating

this is day 40056 of our lockdown
Spock is gradually starting to piss me off
"jim when can i resume duties
what can i tell him?
"spock when you have tested negative for the virus "
well you know these vulcans they never catch anything



our transporter system has shut down
due to the fact we cannot beam anyone in or out

Uhura is going spare as she is running out of nake-up
the rest of the crew are going insane  as we are slowly running out of pigs in blankets
Scotty suggested beaming  down to the nearest ASDA until we showed him the queues
im really not sure what the scots word is for "eff that captain" is but it didnt sound polite


as for MCcoy
well he is still waiting to be transferred to the outpost of Neverbeentherebefore
so all in all life on the Enterprise is as exciting as it ever was

End Of Transmission
Kirk Out

now i`m trusting you lot to not use google
all for fun

1.world cup 1982 , who was the top scorer?
2.who won the Eurovision song contest in 1956 and was unique about it?
3.villa did it in 81,sunderland did it 79,who did it 80?
4.this one is a film question(who appeared in all 3 lord of the rings films but was never credited)
5.this one is easy(where was Phil Lynott born?)
6.who composed the music to the x-files
7.how many penalty shoot outs have England LOST?
8.monty python and the holy grail......what do the knights that say niii want?
9.a music question...who sang vocals on the pink floyd song..The Great Gig In The Sky?
10.and finally  The actor that played Mr Smith in the matrix films was also in another series of films..what


pretty easy
please dont google the answers  just answer as you see fit

Clem Stephenson: not only skippered Huddersfield Town to become thrice champions, but also went on to become our longest serving manager. Signed by legendary manager Herbert Chapman in 1920 as a 30 year old inside forward, he stayed at Leeds Road until 1942. As a player, he was described as the ideal playmaker, skilful, an outstanding passer, unselfish and consistent.

Clement Stephenson was born to parents James, a blacksmith, and Ann in Seaton Delaval, a village in Northumberland on the Blyth and Tyne Railway, in 1890. He already had three brothers and would end up with two more. The younger two, as well as Clem, would go on to play for Aston Villa. Jimmy was next born and then George, ten years younger than Clem. George would also go on to manage Town.

Clem started his junior footballing career with New Delaval Villa, then West Stanley before joining Blyth Spartans. It was from there he moved to Aston Villa at the age of 20 for the sum of £165. He lived in lodgings in Aston Manor with a couple of other geordies. He was brought into the Villa side to play alongside Harry Hampton, who went on to become their all time goal scoring record holder. By 1913, Clem had his first major piece of silverware in the shape of an FA Cup winners medal as Villa beat League champions Sunderland 1-0 at Crystal Palace.

hope i am finding you lot all good
i know we are all missing the football and other sports

lets all stay stay safe
and i have a silly quiz due tomorrow


(what have i let myself in for)

Kristien

Dave Mangnall: signed for Town from Leeds Utd in December 1929 as a replacement for George Brown, who had departed for Aston Villa in the summer. It was a case of replacing Huddersfield Town's leading goal scorer with a man who would go on to have the Town's greatest goals to matches ratio, scoring 73 goals in 90 matches. He was another who had come from working darn t' pit. As the saying used to go, Huddersfield Town just went and shouted down the nearest pit shaft when they needed a new striker. Dave had gone darn t' pit in t' first place because he was rejected after a trial at Town and went to play as an amateur for Doncaster Rovers.

He was given another chance by Leeds Utd and scored ten goals for their reserves in one match, a 13-0 win against Stockport County reserves. This led to him being picked for their first XI and his 6 goals in 9 matches for the BellEnders impressed Clem Stephenson enough to persuade the directors of Huddersfield Town to fork out the princely sum of £3,000 for him.

He made his Town debut in a 0-2 defeat down at the Arsenal, but scored his first Town goals, two of them, in a 3-2 win at West Ham on Christmas Day 1929 and scored again on Boxing Day as West Ham came up north and were beaten 3-0 with Bob Kelly and Harry Raw getting the others. He scored 8 goals in 14 matches that season, but didn't get selected for the FA Cup Final when we lost 0-1 to the Arsenal, Harry Davies getting the nod ahead of him.

In the following season he scored 9 goals in 12 games as Town finished 5th in the first division. But the next season, 1931/32, Mangnall set his name in stone in the Huddersfield Town record books. We finished 4th in the league, but that was mainly down to Dave's 42 goals in 39 matches (33 in the league), which is still a club record, only Jordan Rhodes has come anywhere near since. He scored 5 goals in a 6-0 win over Derby County, which young Jordan did manage to match against Wycombe Wanderers. Alf Lythgoe is the only other Town player to have done this. Dave did get another record that nobody has come anywhere near matching though and that is the club record for scoring in consecutive matches. He scored in 11 straight matches (7 league, 4 FA Cup, 19 goals). He did score in 9 straight league matches, but in between those was another famous match in which Town failed to score. That was the FA Cup quarter final match at Leeds Road against the Arsenal, which was attended by 67,037 people, another club record that will definitely never be beaten. Arsenal won 1-0.

Town finished 6th next season, but without the Mangnall boy who only played three times due to a serious injury. He was back in 33/34, playing in 16 games and scoring 10 goals as Town finished as runners up to Arsenal, who were completing their hat trick of titles, but without Herbert Chapman who had died earlier in the year.

His last game for Town was in a 0-3 defeat at Stoke in January 1934 and his last goal for Town was in the previous game, a 1-1 draw against Leeds Utd at Bellend Road. Injury ruled him out for the rest of the season and in the summer he was sold to Birmingham City, where he scored 14 goals in one season, before going down to London to play for West Ham. He scored 28 times in his one season at Upton Park before leaving to become a legend at their neighbours Millwall. During the 36/37 season his goals led the Lions to the FA Cup semi finals, the first 3rd division team to reach that stage. On the way they beat Aldershot, Gateshead, Fulham, Chelsea, Derby and then in the quarter finals they beat Manchester City, who were, as now, the star studded team of the day. Mangnall scored the first goal in the match at the Den, in which Millwall won 2-0 to earn a semi spot, to be played against Sunderland at one of Dave's old stamping grounds, the wonderful Leeds Road stadium in Huddersfield. There must have been a fair few Town supporters cheering him on in another big crowd of 62,813 as he opened the scoring in the semi final, but Sunderland came back to win 2-1 and go on to win the cup against Preston at Wembley.

Dave was famous now and as such went and asked for a pay rise from the Millwall management. This was long before players had any power at all and so he left the club to run a grocers shop in Sutton Coldfield. As the second world war was just kicking off, he returned to London and signed for QPR. Scored 3 times in three games for Rangers, which were crossed off as the fledgling season was abandoned. He stayed in London for the Blitz, playing for the QPR team in the Wartime League and becoming manager in 1944.

He must've been some kind of celebrity because he became friends with the American singer/comedian/film star Sophie Tucker, who became Godmother to his son. He stayed at Loftus Road as boss after the war and remained in the post until 1952. It was his only managers job as he left football to go live in Cornwall as landlord of the Navy Inn in Penzance. It was here that he died in 1962, aged 57.

Robert Molloy a Hollywood based film producer and grandson of the former New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, has become the Vice President at Matlock Town following a donation of £3500 to the Gladiators Just Giving fundraiser to keep the club going through the coronavirus epidemic. He wants to get Matlock out of the Northern Premier League and into League 2.

He was in talks with buying Notts County at one point.

https://www.matlocktownfc.co.uk/gladiato...sident.asp

Wilfred it is then.
I don't think that's on the most popular list?
Reminds me of Steptoe & Son
Oliver and Archie are top picks I think atm.
Where Oliver reminds me of Oliver Twist and Archie reminds me of Prince Harry or Steve Archie-BALD
Assume he will just become "Freddy"
Almost forgot Muhammad most be on the list somewhere and that one reminds me of "The Greatest"

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52507779

Lies, lies and damn statistics