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Q1. I'm Swedish and have made over 70 appearances for my country. My free-kick against Argentina in the 2002 World Cup played a large part in the South American's early exit from the tournament.ANDERS SVENSSON
Q2. I scored a goal on my England debut in 2003. Since then, I've played for Ipswich Town and Blackburn amongst other clubs.FRANCIS JEFFERS
Q3. Throughout my career I've been known as sicknote. Indeed, injuries prevented me from making more appearances for England. However, I do have a World Cup goal to my name, which I scored in 1998.DARREN ANDERTON
Q4. I have played for England and was part of Bobby Robson's 1990 World Cup squad. In the tournament, I came on as an extra time substitute against Belgium. I managed to score a volley, which took England through to the quarter finals.DAVID PLATT
Q5. Besiktas, Newcastle United, Watford and Bolton Wanderers. These are four of the many clubs I have been contracted to throughout my career. I'm retired now, but you can sometimes catch me sitting on the sofa on BBC's Football Focus.LES FERDINAND
Q6. I'm known by English football supporters mainly because of my antics at Wembley during the 1966 World Cup. I refused to leave the field when I was sent off in the competition. Ironically, I will be attending England's first fixture at the New Wembley in June as a VIP.ANTONIO RATTIN
Q7. I wore the number 5 shirt in the 1966 World Cup winning England team. I only played for one club during my career.JACK CHARLTON
Q8. I played for Ireland, although I was born in Ealing, London. I'm now retired but I have played for Aston Villa and Manchester United.PAUL MC GRATH
Q9. I had a brief spell with Coventry City. I played in the last FA Cup final at Wembley in 2000. I then moved to Teeside in 2002 to play for Middlesbrough.GEORGE BOATENG
Q10. Alex Ferguson once said, "I would start a fight in an empty house". I have 3 FA Cup winners' medals and I have managed three teams, including Millwall.DENNIS WISE

Q1 - anders svensson
Q2 -
Q3 - darren anderton
Q4 - david platt
Q5 - Les Ferdinand
Q6 -
Q7 - jack charlton
Q8 -
Q9 - george boateng
Q10 - dennis wise

wharf side crew wrote:Q9 - george boateng
Q10 - dennis wise

both correct

umm i think they are all correct, gotta keep thinking about the others

Q5 - Les Ferdinand

f...ck what was i on last night WSC

must have scrolled down and only seen q.9 and 10.
i always put correct or incorrect to the answers

yes you are right ,correct on all mate sorry

q2 = francis jeffers

The Real Number 3 wrote:q2 = francis jeffers

correct no.3

Is number 8 ..........McGrath ?

Can't think of his first name.

smithy wrote:Is number 8 ..........McGrath ?

Can't think of his first name.

NO. 8 IS MC GRATH.1ST NAME PAUL

Q6 - no brainer - Antonio Rattin

magpie in the 80's wrote:

smithy wrote:Is number 8 ..........McGrath ?

Can't think of his first name.

NO. 8 IS MC GRATH.1ST NAME PAUL

Also played for Derby County.

Q3 Platts goal against Belguim, came in the last minite of extra time IIRC, and was one of the greatest goals I have seen, given the match, time, and pressure. Took the ball from a cross, over his shoulder and volleyed into the net at the far post whilst in full flight.
Timing (Platts, not the goal) was immaculate.

magpie in the 80's wrote:Q1. I'm Swedish and have made over 70 appearances for my country. My free-kick against Argentina in the 2002 World Cup played a large part in the South American's early exit from the tournament.ANDERS SVENSSON
Q2. I scored a goal on my England debut in 2003. Since then, I've played for Ipswich Town and Blackburn amongst other clubs.FRANCIS JEFFERS
Q3. Throughout my career I've been known as sicknote. Indeed, injuries prevented me from making more appearances for England. However, I do have a World Cup goal to my name, which I scored in 1998.DARREN ANDERTON
Q4. I have played for England and was part of Bobby Robson's 1990 World Cup squad. In the tournament, I came on as an extra time substitute against Belgium. I managed to score a volley, which took England through to the quarter finals.DAVID PLATT
Q5. Besiktas, Newcastle United, Watford and Bolton Wanderers. These are four of the many clubs I have been contracted to throughout my career. I'm retired now, but you can sometimes catch me sitting on the sofa on BBC's Football Focus.LES FERDINAND
Q6. I'm known by English football supporters mainly because of my antics at Wembley during the 1966 World Cup. I refused to leave the field when I was sent off in the competition. Ironically, I will be attending England's first fixture at the New Wembley in June as a VIP.ANTONIO RATTIN
Q7. I wore the number 5 shirt in the 1966 World Cup winning England team. I only played for one club during my career.JACK CHARLTON
Q8. I played for Ireland, although I was born in Ealing, London. I'm now retired but I have played for Aston Villa and Manchester United.PAUL MC GRATH
Q9. I had a brief spell with Coventry City. I played in the last FA Cup final at Wembley in 2000. I then moved to Teeside in 2002 to play for Middlesbrough.GEORGE BOATENG
Q10. Alex Ferguson once said, "I would start a fight in an empty house". I have 3 FA Cup winners' medals and I have managed three teams, including Millwall.DENNIS WISE

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