SA Footy

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 7:20 am**

Some easy,and not so easy questions relating to sports in Australia.

1:In AFL/VFL history,only 2 players have averaged over 7 goals per match in a season,who are they?

2:Who finished in the top 10 of the Brownlow medal count every year between 1970 and 1983,except 1981?

3:Which AFL/VFL club was known as the "Pivotonians"?

4:The Australian Institue of sport was established largely as a result of our poor performance at which Olympic games?

5:Which Australian captained Hampshire to its first county championship in 30 years in 2001?

6:Tim Wall,Ian Brayshaw and Peter Allan are the only three players to achieve which bowling feat in Sheffield Shield cricket?

7:Who is the only Sheffield shield/Pura Cup player to captain 3 states?

8:South Sydeny were excluded from the NRL for two years,when was that?

9:What sport would you assosciate with Challenge Stadium in Perth?

10:Finally,Who am I?
I was Born in Salzburg in 1945.
After my family migrated to Australia,my parents encouraged me to play soccer but I switched to Aussie
Rules.
I played for Victoria 15 times.
I played in 4 premierships before a coaching stint from 1980/82.

I will post the answers on Monday.A slightly different quiz covering a few sports.

1-3: You know your stuff.
4-6:You are sport tragic.
7+ :You have the same book as me! :lol:

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:09 am**

Booney wrote:Some easy,and not so easy questions relating to sports in Australia.

2:Who finished in the top 10 of the Brownlow medal count every year between 1970 and 1983,except 1981?
Gary Dempsey
3:Which AFL/VFL club was known as the "Pivotonians"?
Geelong
4:The Australian Institue of sport was established largely as a result of our poor performance at which Olympic games?
1984
7:Who is the only Sheffield shield/Pura Cup player to captain 3 states?
Dirk Wellham
10:Finally,Who am I?
I was Born in Salzburg in 1945.
After my family migrated to Australia,my parents encouraged me to play soccer but I switched to Aussie
Rules.
I played for Victoria 15 times.
I played in 4 premierships before a coaching stint from 1980/82.
Alex Jesaulenko
I will post the answers on Monday.A slightly different quiz covering a few sports.

1-3: You know your stuff.
4-6:You are sport tragic.
7+ :You have the same book as me!

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:35 am**

Booney wrote:Some easy,and not so easy questions relating to sports in Australia.

1:In AFL/VFL history,only 2 players have averaged over 7 goals per match in a season,who are they?
Peter Hudson, Gary Ablett

2:Who finished in the top 10 of the Brownlow medal count every year between 1970 and 1983,except 1981?
Keith Grieg

3:Which AFL/VFL club was known as the "Pivotonians"?
Geelong

4:The Australian Institue of sport was established largely as a result of our poor performance at which Olympic games?
1976

5:Which Australian captained Hampshire to its first county championship in 30 years in 2001?
Shane Warne
6:Tim Wall,Ian Brayshaw and Peter Allan are the only three players to achieve which bowling feat in Sheffield Shield cricket?
10 wickets in an innings

7:Who is the only Sheffield shield/Pura Cup player to captain 3 states?
Dirk Wellham

8:South Sydeny were excluded from the NRL for two years,when was that?
2001-2002

9:What sport would you assosciate with Challenge Stadium in Perth?
Tennis?

10:Finally,Who am I?
I was Born in Salzburg in 1945.
After my family migrated to Australia,my parents encouraged me to play soccer but I switched to Aussie
Rules.
I played for Victoria 15 times.
I played in 4 premierships before a coaching stint from 1980/82.
Yep. Jezza, not too hard that one.

I will post the answers on Monday.A slightly different quiz covering a few sports.

1-3: You know your stuff.
4-6:You are sport tragic.
7+ :You have the same book as me!

Thanks for the Cats question Boon, saves me from getting a quacker.

regards,

REB

ps - hang on, you've read a book? :lol:

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:41 am**

Wise guy,I didnt read a book,some one read one to me. :wink:

So far questions,2,3,4,6,7,8 and 10 are correct.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:45 am**

Yeah, that question one is a doozie. It could be some guy like Adrian McAdam that burst on the scene with a bag of goals but didn't play every match of the season. Good question. bastard.

For question nine, my second attempt I'll say Rugby Union. Dang I know I've heard of 'Challenge Stadium' somewhere..another....challenging question ha ha.

regards,

REB

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:46 am**

The Perth Wildcats play out of Challenge Stadium.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:57 am**

Rik-E-Boy,Gilbert McAdam,nope,Rugby Union,nope.

Wedgie,Basketball,nope.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:01 am**

Booney wrote:Wedgie,Basketball,nope.

How is it a nope?
The questions was "What sport would you assosciate with Challenge Stadium in Perth? "

I would associate basketabll with it as the Perth Wildcats play their home games there.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:10 am**

Wedgie wrote:
Booney wrote:Wedgie,Basketball,nope.

How is it a nope?
The questions was "What sport would you assosciate with Challenge Stadium in Perth? "

I would associate basketabll with it as the Perth Wildcats play their home games there.

They may do Wedgie,however my information does not list basketball.This may be one for the mediator. :wink:

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:35 am**

Just goto the Perth Wildcats site and look at the fixture or look at http://www.nbl.com click on the Wildcat logo and have a look at the club profile at the bottom where it says:
Sponsor: Oriant
Venue: Challenge Stadium
Joined NBL: 1982
Colours: Black & white

Your information sucks champ! :lol:

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:46 am**

Wedgie wrote:Just goto the Perth Wildcats site and look at the fixture or look at http://www.nbl.com click on the Wildcat logo and have a look at the club profile at the bottom where it says:
Sponsor: Oriant
Venue: Challenge Stadium
Joined NBL: 1982
Colours: Black & white

Your information sucks champ!

1: I admit the Wildcats play there,I have also looked at their site.
2: There is a sport that the Stadium is used for other than basketball.
3:My information/source is 2 years old,how long have the 'Cats played there for?

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:52 am**

Booney wrote:1: I admit the Wildcats play there,I have also looked at their site.
2: There is a sport that the Stadium is used for other than basketball.
3:My information/source is 2 years old,how long have the 'Cats played there for?

2002 I think, this from auststadiums about Challenge:

This internationally renowned stadium, in the leafy western suburbs of Perth has been a part of Perth sport for decades, with the likes of James Crawford, Andrew Vlahov and Ricky Grace pounding the court or the very beginning of stars like Danny Green and Ian Thorpe this venue has been a home of champions. The compact yet large complex caters for a variety of sport with the Perth Wildcats Tenants for year 2002.

The outside pool is best remembered for the day Ian Thorpe started his rivalry with Grant Hackett in securing the 400m World Championship at the age of 15. This venue is constantly used with some 800,000 patrons a year, it is also the home of the WA Institute of Sports. The venue is used for a variety of sport including, swimming, basketball, netball, and waterpolo.

I'm assuming the other sport youre talking about is netball but they'd be only minor tennants comapred to the Wildcats. Swimming/Water Polo/Diving wouldn't even be in the equation IMHO as despite having an indoor pool all the big events have been held in the outdoor pool.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 10:33 am**

Would Allen Jackovich be one of the answers to number 1? IIRC in his first season at Melbourne he kicked the quickest 50 goals in AFL/VFL history.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 10:57 am**

Leaping Lindner wrote:Would Allen Jackovich be one of the answers to number 1? IIRC in his first season at Melbourne he kicked the quickest 50 goals in AFL/VFL history.

It would be him, or Adrian McAdam I would have thought.

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 11:33 am**

Wedge has a point though, even when Booney is right, he's wrong ha ha.

regards,

REB

Posted: **Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:11 pm**

Posted: **Thu Jan 26, 2006 10:28 pm**

Hampshire haven't won a county championship since 1973.

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