Pub Quiz thread
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That's the one - named after the Third Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers.
So far I've found Eric Chevalier the wine maker, musician, doctor, diplomat, wilderness guide, baseball player and photographer so I'm guessing that his dad was a plumber but Eric gave up the training because he couldn't keep his mind on one thing.
His father Marcel Chevalier operated the Guillotine and so the profession of executioner disappeared after 1977 ?
In 1971 Manchester United were required to play two home league matches away from Old Trafford because of crowd problems. Which 2 stadiums were used for those matches ?
In the recent World T20, there was a family with 3 members - which family, country and what was unusual about the names of 2 of them?
Is it the Joyce family from Ireland? isobel and Cecilia played for the Irish women's team whilst Ed played for the men's team.
Well done, BB. The thing with the names was that Isobel and Cecilia both have 4 Christian names, 3 of which are the same and their first names being 2 of those 3.
yorkshirehornet
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anything to do with jethro tull? named after 18c inventor of seed drill? Did Ian Anderson or other members of the band support Luton?
Only part-time in a place like L*t*n? Surely not....
And no - it's a FL club.
yorkshirehornet
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Anything to do with Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester (6th edition). I can't find a football link.
No - the farmer in question was named Thomas Crisp, but that will only help if you know what he 'started'.