I swear we had this question before a few pages back

Was it the last final that went to a replay? I won't announce the teams as I'm sure I answered this a few pages back and I'll let someone else have a crack at it.

I remember reading an interesting quiz question recently. Went along the lines of which teams are the only teams to have conceded a goal whilst winning The FA Cup in the last 15 years......Liverpool twice

Maybe that is a hint, maybe it isn't, just thought i'd chuck that in as it was kinda on-topic

i know the game has been mentioned a few times before

i just find it amazing its been that long since both sides scored at wembley

Arsenal 2 Sheffield Wednesday 1 in 2003 after the replay was 1-1

yeh thats the one - your go

Woo

Im going to ask 3 questions (because i can)

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Question 1 - Keeping on the FA Cup theme (with the big game this weekend)

What is the biggest attendance at a CUP final, name the teams, score and attendance

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Question 2 - What is the unusual record set by Arbroath and Bon-Accord in 1885?

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Question 3 - Which England Goalkeeper lost an eye in a car crash?

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You can only have a go once all those questions have been answered correctly

1. bolton 2-0 west ham 1923 approx 200,000 no one knows for sure

2. highest score ever - 36-0

3. gordon banks

Thought it might take longer than 22 Mins Well done mate!

Question 1 - The first Final at the new stadium at Wembley, played on 28 April 1923, was marked by disorderly scenes unparalleled in the history of the game. Before the match a crowd of 100,000 outside the stadium rushed the gates, burst the barriers, and swarmed on to the field of play. In all about 200,000 people ‑ a record football crowd ‑ squeezed into a space supposed to accommodate 127,000

Question 2 - Arbroath beat Bon-Accord 36-0 during a Scottish FA Cup first round match, still the British first-class football match highest score.

Question 3 - Gordon Banks was correct

Your go Christopher Biggins

thank you

13 of the 23 teams that have previously been english league champions will be in the premiership next season - who are the other 10 who will not be?

Nottingham Forest
Leeds
Newcastle?

yep thats three of them

2003? lmao

Derby County
Huddersfield Town

Ill add more later if nobody gets it

i knew what he meant - dont forget hes on 'pound a pint' form this afternoon

yep thats five now

never mind

Port vale?

leister city?

Preston North End, first ever champions
Sheffield United?
Sheffield Wednesday?

thats 8 now with niall's

Birmingham?