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Bolton's Boots said:
That's the one. I could never understand why we released him, especially when he made a name for himself at Arsenal - and won international caps for Ireland.

Over to you...
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THanks, BB. <ok>

Bolton's Boots said:
And from there I found a link to the answer to my puzzle (why did we let him go?) It seems he suffered a serious injury and gave up playing for a while....
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I didn't know that.
This one's for theo. ;)
A former Watford manager grew up in the same small town as which well-known father of a world boxing champion?
 
andytoprankin said:
THanks, BB. <ok>


I didn't know that.
This one's for theo. ;)
A former Watford manager grew up in the same small town as which well-known father of a world boxing champion?
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Cheers Andy. I can only think the 'Sorry I haven't a clue' invitations...introducing Mr Box and his amusing but disaffected son, Card-Bored, and his very hard cousin, Metal....not to mention the surprise appearance of his uncle, Jack-Inner!
 
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andytoprankin said:
THanks, BB. <ok>


I didn't know that.
This one's for theo. ;)
A former Watford manager grew up in the same small town as which well-known father of a world boxing champion?
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If I've read the question correctly and you're after the father of the boxer, then I'll say Pat McGuigan, father of Barry. If you also have to get the WFC manager, the only Irish one I can think of is Rodgers.
 
The boxer fights under a flag from the United Kingdom and he is probably the most successful British boxer ever, in terms of his record.
 
OK. Our first recent Italian manager was Gianfranco Zola. The boxer with the best boxing record was Joe Calzaghe (46 fights, 46 wins, 32 by KO). Joe was trained by his dad, Enzo. The Calzaghes and Zola go way back. They are from the same Italian town. As a youth player Gianfranco lodged with Enzo's sister. They have stayed friends for decades.

Who came with Eric Steele from Brighton at the same time?
 
andytoprankin said:
OK. Our first recent Italian manager was Gianfranco Zola. The boxer with the best boxing record was Joe Calzaghe (46 fights, 46 wins, 32 by KO). Joe was trained by his dad, Enzo. The Calzaghes and Zola go way back. They are from the same Italian town. As a youth player Gianfranco lodged with Enzo's sister. They have stayed friends for decades.

Who came with Eric Steele from Brighton at the same time?
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Was it Malcolm Poskett ?
 
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