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World Cup Trivia Thread

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Steulen

International Regular
No-one taking this up?

It's about average match attendance, and the answer is Brazil, host in 1950 with average attendance of 60,773.
 
S

Steulen

International Regular
Anyway, assuming I got it right this time, here's my Q:

By being selected for this World Cup I achieved a unique feat although it is not uniquely my own. Who am I and what is the feat?
 
Magrat Garlick

Magrat Garlick

Rather Mad Witch
Steulen said:
Anyway, assuming I got it right this time, here's my Q:

By being selected for this World Cup I achieved a unique feat although it is not uniquely my own. Who am I and what is the feat?
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Kevin-Prince Boateng, with his brother Jerome, as (half-)brothers picked for the World Cup but playing for different nations?
 
Goughy

Goughy

Hall of Fame Member
Not exactly WC related but I just read it and found it interesting.

Who is the only player to have played in all 4 English divisions AND all 4 Scottish divisions?
 
Furball

Furball

Evil Scotsman
Has to be a recentish player, we've only had the Third Division up here since 1994.

Unless he's a complete journeyman, he must count one (or more) of Livingston, Inverness Caledonian Thistle or Gretna as former clubs.

edit: I'm guessing the player in question is Scottish, since I doubt an English player good enough to have played in the Premiership would have ended up playing in the Scottish Third Division at some point.
 
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Goughy

Goughy

Hall of Fame Member
GingerFurball said:
Has to be a recentish player, we've only had the Third Division up here since 1994.

Unless he's a complete journeyman, he must count one (or more) of Livingston, Inverness Caledonian Thistle or Gretna as former clubs.

edit: I'm guessing the player in question is Scottish, since I doubt an English player good enough to have played in the Premiership would have ended up playing in the Scottish Third Division at some point.
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No to playing for any of those teams. Yes to Scottish

Oh, in addition to all 4 leagues in England and Scot, he also played in the Conference
 
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Furball

Furball

Evil Scotsman
Has he also played abroad?

Was his Premiership performance relatively early in his career?

Was he ever capped?
 
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