Pub Quiz thread

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Bolton's Boots said:
Gary Donnellan? His only competitive appearance for us was against Aldershot in one of those plastic mug competitions - although he did play in a friendly against Vancouver Whitecaps.

Why he would be called a legend is beyond me though...
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Not my legend. I’m sure his mother loves him, though.
 
oldfrenchhorn said:
Pat Malloy turned out for WFC once against Aldershot in 1943.
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Correct! Pat Molloy (real name Peter) turned out once for the Hornets (then the Blues) during the war. He was a ‘guest’ player. Playing for us against Aldershot, he earned himself four pounds (a hat-piece), which he described as making him feel like a millionaire as he left the ground. My Dad went to games at the Vic during the war - I wonder if he was there for that one?
Obviously, most of us know Pat Molloy more for his bucket and sponge than as a player! I say that with no hint of derision- he obviously knew what he was doing to last so many years with us, and although I don’t know how other managers would have been with him, GT wouldn’t have carried a passenger. Pat introduced weight training for the players at Watford, I read, too.

Over to you, ofh. <ok>
 
oldfrenchhorn said:
That didn't take long. Yes three laps to a mile race. It also had a swimming and diving pool dug into the infield.
Over to you. <ok>
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Thanks,ofh. :)

Watford programmes for the 1968-69 season increased in price, but the improvement in quality meant they were voted Programme of the Season. How much was the new price?
 
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