Pub Quiz thread

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NZHorn said:
Which fourth tier Spanish football team made international news in the middle of last year but not, in the opinion of their owner, global news?
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colognehornet said:
In the Tercera division 7 (Madrid area) there are 2 teams called El Alamo and Santa Ana and the latter won 2-0 at the former last year. So is there some connection to General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna retaking the Alamo ? I can't find anything unusual about the match other than this.
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The big clue is really in the original question. Modern day problems, I'd say, certainly nothing to be proud about... if they were my local team I'd probably move! Or at least switch allegiance to a club with a more rounded approach! I'd give the answer but I'm struggling to come up with a worthwhile question at the moment!!
 
NZHorn said:
Which fourth tier Spanish football team made international news in the middle of last year but not, in the opinion of their owner, global news?
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Is it the renaming of a club to Flat Earth FC, because the president, a former footballer, believes this? He said that they are the only club in the world not defined by location.
 
Hornet-Fez said:
The big clue is really in the original question. Modern day problems, I'd say, certainly nothing to be proud about... if they were my local team I'd probably move! Or at least switch allegiance to a club with a more rounded approach! I'd give the answer but I'm struggling to come up with a worthwhile question at the moment!!
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To the other side of the world?
 
Which was the first 2019-2020 Premier League team (in its current guise) that we played in a league match?
As per the bracketed bit, Thames Ironworks, known now as West Ham United, does not count, although it was the first otherwise.
 
I remember a game in 1886 when we played Luton Town, and beat them 0-3. Was it earlier or later than that match. Peacock, Sargent and Valentine scored for us if I remember correctly. :emoticon-0112-wonde
 
oldfrenchhorn said:
I remember a game in 1886 when we played Luton Town, and beat them 0-3. Was it earlier or later than that match. Peacock, Sargent and Valentine scored for us if I remember correctly. :emoticon-0112-wonde
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After that, and of course Lootown have never been, nor are ever likely to become, a Premier League club. :emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
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