Which now-Premiership striker finished top scorer in Division Two in the 1995-96 season?
A: Craig Bellamy
B: Michael Ricketts
C: Barry Hayles
D: Marcus Stewart
A: Craig Bellamy
B: Michael Ricketts
C: Barry Hayles
D: Marcus Stewart
Soccer Quiz
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Dunno whats the answer? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
whats soccer? <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
i couldnt give a fiddlers fart,,
i could search the net @ get it but i couldnt be arsed
i could search the net @ get it but i couldnt be arsed
Hayles?
Was Hayles playing for Birmingham City at the time?
"Soccer"?
Originally posted by Suedesi:
<strong>"Soccer"?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Well he did'nt copy me (for a change) that time
Originally posted by MW16:
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Well he did'nt copy me (for a change
no,, are you still off sick or will you be resuming your top quality coverage of tomorrows game?
Originally posted by Murt:
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no,, are you still off sick or will you be resuming your top quality coverage of tomorrows game?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'll be at the match tomorow so $uckjit will have to cope without me, maybe when I get back I could do the thingy but as I say $uckjit deserves his big chance *unless ofcourse someone else does a better job
Originally posted by MW16:
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I'll be at the match tomorow so $uckjit will have to cope without me, maybe when I get back I could do the thingy but as I say $uckjit deserves his big chance *unless ofcourse someone else does a better job
Well if you cant make the time for it maybe well all go over for sujkits service. Your going to loos a lot of customers because of this
So what if he just clips and copies from you at least he gets it done.
So well see if sujkit can make the position his own tomorrow, and lets hope he uses his own original material for once <img src="graemlins/yawn.gif" border="0" alt="[Yawn]" />
wait now i just remembered who it was
Marcus Stewart: July 1991/May 1996 Apps: 137 (34) Goals: 57
There was never any doubt that Marcus Stewart could make it in the big league. The young striker exploded onto the scene in the summer of 1991, displaying a classy eye for goal along with the priceless skill of not only scoring but also setting up goals for others. It was inevitable that clubs of a higher stature would come in for him and, in 1995, Birmingham City offered £1 million for him. Rovers did incredibly well to resist the offer and, after weeks of speculation, it was turned down. This allowed him to visit Wembley in the play-off final, scoring against Huddersfield but unfortunately losing 2-1. The interest that had been sparked in Marcus by Birmingham led many Gasheads to believe that he would be on his way at the end of the season, after the team had failed to get promotion. But, much to the credit of the directors, Stewy stuck around for another season, bagging 30 goals, equaling the record tally that Alfie Biggs previously held. But at the end of the 1995/1996 season a £1.5 million offer from Huddersfield was too good to refuse, and Marcus clearly had the desire to play at a higher level. After a successful two seasons in partnership with Clyde Wijnhard at the Terriers, Stewart moved to Ipswich, and scored in the play-off final victory that took his side into the Premiership last season. He has been revelation in the top flight this year, scoring plenty of goals and earning rave reviews for his all-round play. There has even been talk of an England call-up. Perhaps when the fuss dies down and Marcus enters the twilight of his career, he might don the blue and white quarters for another season or two.
well thats just my own opinion of the player of the top of me head, anyone agree with me?
Marcus Stewart: July 1991/May 1996 Apps: 137 (34) Goals: 57
There was never any doubt that Marcus Stewart could make it in the big league. The young striker exploded onto the scene in the summer of 1991, displaying a classy eye for goal along with the priceless skill of not only scoring but also setting up goals for others. It was inevitable that clubs of a higher stature would come in for him and, in 1995, Birmingham City offered £1 million for him. Rovers did incredibly well to resist the offer and, after weeks of speculation, it was turned down. This allowed him to visit Wembley in the play-off final, scoring against Huddersfield but unfortunately losing 2-1. The interest that had been sparked in Marcus by Birmingham led many Gasheads to believe that he would be on his way at the end of the season, after the team had failed to get promotion. But, much to the credit of the directors, Stewy stuck around for another season, bagging 30 goals, equaling the record tally that Alfie Biggs previously held. But at the end of the 1995/1996 season a £1.5 million offer from Huddersfield was too good to refuse, and Marcus clearly had the desire to play at a higher level. After a successful two seasons in partnership with Clyde Wijnhard at the Terriers, Stewart moved to Ipswich, and scored in the play-off final victory that took his side into the Premiership last season. He has been revelation in the top flight this year, scoring plenty of goals and earning rave reviews for his all-round play. There has even been talk of an England call-up. Perhaps when the fuss dies down and Marcus enters the twilight of his career, he might don the blue and white quarters for another season or two.
well thats just my own opinion of the player of the top of me head, anyone agree with me?
Thanks Murt, now I can scratch of the answer on my Championship Manager Quiz card and hope to win tickets for England Vs Italy!
Originally posted by Murt:
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so your going to see England vs Italy, how are you going to get to Europe?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Sao Paulo to London... direct flight
I can't now, it was the fecking incorrect answer. the answer was Marcus Stewart!
No, Hayles was the wrong answer, I was telling mike1116 and I forgot to check!