Pub Quiz thread

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Is it someone who converted to Hinduism from Islam and suddenly acquired a red spot on their forehead - like the singer Nyoti Nooran ? Just a wild guess but someone has to be the first !
 
Obviously the quarter final goal against Liverpool, but I've no idea about the mud in the eye - other than that the pitch was very muddy.
Maybe my sense of humour is different, but the line is something that amused me when I first watched the match highlights on TV, particularly because I knew the player in question, and it has stuck in my mind ever since.

You'll find the answer in this clip, when Watford were in danger of scoring a second goal.

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Maybe my sense of humour is different, but the line is something that amused me when I first watched the match highlights on TV, particularly because I knew the player in question, and it has stuck in my mind ever since.

You'll find the answer in this clip, when Watford were in danger of scoring a second goal.

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So it was Ron Yeats who must have got mud in his eye, and Terry Garbett who was stopped by him. I can't for the life of me remember who the commentator was, but I was on the Rookery that day (alongside several of us here I think).
 
So it was Ron Yeats who must have got mud in his eye, and Terry Garbett who was stopped by him. I can't for the life of me remember who the commentator was, but I was on the Rookery that day (alongside several of us here I think).
And it was Terry Garbett who threw it in his eye. I was in the Rookery too - about half way up, right behind the goal - perfect view of the header.

Over to you.
 
Cheers BB. have you ever found a video of Colin Frank's goal against Stoke City in the 4th round ?
My question - there are 60,000 of what on the bed of the River Thames, and how did they get there ?