Clooney!

Sorry!



Yes, 1999 is correct; that was the last year that the only teams to beat the Big Four in the FA Cup came from the Big Four itself, and on that occasion, all three beaten teams lost to the same team, Man U. Who said that year's FA Cup was the weakest part of Utd's Treble that year, eh!

So Warney is right, and it's your go!

Sunderland won it in 1979, Villa won it in 1981, who did it in 1980?

Well Villa won the League in 1981 but Sunderland did not in 1979... I think. But I might be wrong. And I am.

Villa did not do the double; therefore they did not win the Cup.

Villa did not win the League Cup as Liverpool were beginning their four-in-a-row that year.

So in case I'm wrong about Sunderland winning the league, I'll say Liverpool is the answer.

After all that, still not the right answer. lol

Sunderland won nowt in 1979, they won one FA Cup since the war and it wasnt '79!

It must be something obscure like Groundsman Of The Year

Edit: Thinking about it logically, it can't be a team orientated question unless it really is like groundsman of the year........Sunderland as a side won nothing around there so I'd say it has more to do with Tottenham's Ricky Villa of their 1981 FA Cup Winning Team and Alan Sunderland of Arsenal's 1979 FA Cup Winning Team

Still stumpted as to who the man in the middle is though........I only got this far because Sunderland are so crap they have won nothing for years

Edited at 01:56 Tue 14/04/09 (BST)

I can say you are on the right lines MMT

bump

Trevor Brooking!!

madmike set it up easily

Alan Sunderland scored the winner for Arsenal in the 1979 FA Cup final
Ricky Villa scored the winner for Spurs in the 1981 FA Cup final
Trevor Brooking got the winner for West Ham in the 1980 FA Cup final

Your go barnsleylad

Who was the first English team to win three consecutive league titles (the feat has since been repeated by three other clubs) however who were the first??

Huddersfield Town

Sorry for late reply, was at my brothers

Correct! Your go Warney

What was unique about the team that finished bottom of all FOUR football leagues in 2003/04 season

York had the only person under 30 in management in charge at the time?

He didnt win many games either, paul ince anyone?

Maybe worded the question wrong, but I mean about the teams that finished bottom of Premiership, team that finished bottom of Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3

Well Wolves finished bottom of the PL, Wimbledon of Div 1 and Wycombe of Div 2 plus york in Div 3.

Ima guess they all had player managers or managers under 40?

Right with the teams, wrong with the reason.

The last four teams in the league if placed in alphabetical order?

Maybe not, thinking of wrexham

Gotta be something to do with the fact they all have unusual letters starting the name off

They were alphabetically last in their league at the start of the season.

And why were you thinking of Wrexham?

Your go MMT