21st January 1882 v Nascot. No I could not make it that day!when and against who?
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when and against who?
Sat 21 Jan 1882
Nascot 0 Watford Rovers 2
Give it to Frenchie (you beat me to it any way)
In which game did Graham Taylor give away a penalty when playing for WFC? There were spectators who paid to see it as a clue.
yorkshirehornet
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Was it giving away some penalty runs in one of the cricket matches against Langleybury CC? Not sure how he could've done it, though.
No, it was football. It was the only time GT turned out for a WFC team and he came on for the last 16 minutes of the game.
yorkshirehornet
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You had to go to your grandsons wedding21st January 1882 v Nascot. No I could not make it that day!
For the centenary of Corinthian Casuals in 1983 - both sides actually wore Victorian style kit for the day and GT. came on as a substitute.
Cheers Frenchie. What was the connection between King William the 4th and the 'Spanish solution' ?
Railway stations...having platforms on both sides for entering and exiting passengers and the name of a defunct London Underground station.
That's it Theo, the Spanish Solution was initiated to ensure that people could disembark and enter a train at the same time. This was first done at King William Street station in the city of London in 1895. Over to you.
Who fathered at least 13 children by four different women, wore his hair in a ponytail as an act of defiance towards his father and, long after his death, appeared in a design on the side of a coke bottle honouring his native country?
yorkshirehornet
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