[QUOTE=“Chucks Nwoko, post: 1149609, member: 2812”]The only 4 managers to beat Mourinho all began with the letter “P”.
DB, I’ll give you 4 bonus points if you can name them all.[/QUOTE]
Pardew
Pochetino (sp)
Pulis
Pearson??
[QUOTE=“Chucks Nwoko, post: 1149609, member: 2812”]The only 4 managers to beat Mourinho all began with the letter “P”.
DB, I’ll give you 4 bonus points if you can name them all.
[/QUOTE]
The boy Pardew ended their unbeaten start to the season.
I was in a pub over Christmas and recall Pochettino’s spurs beating them in a goal fest
I’ll take 2 bonus points and offer the remaining 2 to the forum
[QUOTE=“Mac, post: 1149612, member: 109”]Pardew
Pochetino (sp)
Pulis
Pearson??[/QUOTE]
Phil Parkinson of Bradford.
But you don’t get any bonus points for being such a hooknose.
World Cup winner, played every minute of the final, currently plying his trade in the Jupiler league in Belgium.
Good question.
I’ll not reveal the answer.
Because I’m considerate like that.
Someone obscure like Grosso or Capdevia
Anyone who plays 90 minutes in a successful world cup final isn’t “obscure”.
I await your impending wikipedia search with bated breath.
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Capdevilla it is. Playing for Lierse in the Jupiler League at the age of 37
First goal scorer in epl?
Brian Deane?
Correct. I met a lad called Brian Deane the other day who couldn’t wait to tell me.
Two players ( A and B) have played with Manchester United and Everton. At one of them they played together for four years. At the other they didn’t play together at all. Player A has only won silverware at an English club. Name the players
Phil Neville and Tim Howard
It is not either of them
Saha & Fellaini?
John Gidman and Norman Whiteside
Keep trying
Keep trying. Good shout Fagan but they played more than four years together at one of the clubs.
Mark Hughes and Andrei Kanchelskis. Mark Hughes is Player A.
Rooney & Saha