Bill's Managers Quiz

#1

1) Name the five England managers prior to Bobby Robson?

2) Who is the only manager who been at the helm at Birmingham City, Aston Villa and West Bromwich Albion?

3) Ron Atkinson managed many Clubs, some twice. With which Club was he at the longest, using matches as the yardstick?

4) Ron Atkinson had two spells at West Bromwich Albion. When and what was the only trophy they won under his regime?

5) What manager scored 251 goals in the League during his playing career but never scored for England?

6) What Football League club did Dario Gradi play for?

7) Top trivia this one! Alex Ferguson actually played in one match for Manchester United's first team. Who was it against and how old was he?

8) Who is the youngest manager in the Football League?
(toughie this one)

9) How many English managers, and name them, have been in charge of teams that have won the Premiership League?

10) Who is listed as having the shortest ever reign as a manager of a Football League Club. What was his name, his club and length of managership?

Have fun

Drynet · #2

2, ron saunders
3, Villa ?
4, fur & feather
9, none

#3

10, is either Brian Clough @ Leeds Utd or Steve gayboy Coppell @ Man City who outed him after 30 days

paul_brown · #4

1. winterbottom, ramsey, mercer, revie, greenwood
2. ron saunders
3. man utd
4. did they win anything?? only thing i can think of is caledonian cup
6. sutton utd
7. somerset county cricket club and he was probably 150!!!
8. carl robinson of mk dons
9. there hasn't been an english manager to win the premier
10. leroy rosenior who was manager of torquay for 10 MINS

#5

3 is Man U

Gudgeon Basher, nearly a full house
Just for the record Fergie was 47!

6) He never played for a League Club but Sutton was right.

4) There is one trophy or more precise a cup.

5) Still to do.

paul_brown · #6

you've got me on 5 bill and i cant think of anything that the baggies have won other than the championship play off

paul_brown · #7

did the baggies win an egg cup once at the local fair???

#8

Baggies won the Birmingham Senior Cup in 1988

The answer to number 5 is Brian Clough, - he only played twice for England.

Number 9 just about sums up the state of today's footie!!!!

#9

If you haven't heard this one before it is a real stinker.

Name one player from England, one from Scotland, one from Wales and one from Ireland (count the whole of Ireland to make it easier) whose surname end in the letter i.

There is no catch in it whatsoever.

#10

Forgot to say, they played for their respective countrys.

paul_brown · #11

england--peter bonetti
scotland--lou macari
ireland--
wales--

stuck on the others

MrV · #12

Terry Mancini (Arsenal I think) played for Ireland

paul_brown · #13

eddie nedswsecki who played for chelsea

Herbie · #14

giggsi
keani
rooni
lawi

#15

giggsi
keani
rooni
lawi

I've just yellow stream myself

#16

Bonetti

Macari

Mancini

Nedswzecki is also correct but the one I was thinking of was Dick Kryzwicki, former WBA and Wales winger

Herbie · #17

here,s one bill

how much did manchester city pay for that tin of silver polish 35 years ago and how much is it worth now

#18

here,s one bill

how much did manchester city pay for that tin of silver polish 35 years ago and how much is it worth now

Oi , you only just scraped home against Stoke who were abysmal

::)

And ugly crappity smack neville should have been sent off

::)

#19

here,s one bill

how much did manchester city pay for that tin of silver polish 35 years ago and how much is it worth now

I can only just remeber £ s d.

It'll be classed as an antique in a few years time, I'll keep an eye on the Antiques Road Show.

Herbie · #20

answer was a farthing

and its worth

nothing the lid has rusted and cannot be opened

dodger when will you ever learn. 3 points is more important than how you play and neville is protected by the taggert umbrella