Did a Jack(John) Pepper play football for Macclesfield Town FC in 1930s?
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Can't answer the question for you, but here is a good reference site: http://www.mansfieldtown.premiumtv.co.uk
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Officially it's Alan Shearer with 206 goals but I met a Newcastle fan who told me that Jackie Milburn has scored more goals due to some not being recorded whilst playing during the war.
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Liverpool and have done for 41 year
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Huddersfield Town's youngest ever player, Dennis Law (born February 24, 1940, in Aberdeen, Scotland), played his first match for the club on the 24th December 1956.\n\nIn the 1954/5 season, he was spotted by Archie Beattie, a scout for Huddersfield Town, who invited him to go for a trial. When he got there, the manager said, "The boy's a freak. Never did I see a less likely football prospect — weak, puny and bespectacled." However, to Law's surprise, they signed him on 3 April 1955. While he was at Huddersfield, he had an operation to correct his squint, which greatly enhanced his self confidence, and meant he no longer had to play football with one of his eyes closed.\n\n(I'm from Huddersfield! Are you?)
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Sterling.\nPounds and pence.\nAnd of course it's not just in Liverpool. It's all over the United Kingdom!
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Albert Johanneson, for Leeds United against Liverpool in 1965.
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As far as I can understand, not in Britain. The first time I'm aware of is when Jesper Olsen (Ajax, later Man Utd.) passed the ball to Johan Cruyff in a game against Helmond Sport, sometime in the late 70's
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The lawnmower. I'm kidding it was Pique. Pique was an anthropomorphic chile pepper wearing the Mexican football team colours, appeared on many merchandising items.
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Kanu of Pompey.\n\nHe won the CL with Ajax, the UEFA Cup in '98 (with Inter, I think) and of course, domestic honours with Arsenal.
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John Burridge is your man. Budgie played in goal for Man City in their 3-2 loss to QPR in May 1995 aged 43 years and 5 months. No one has beaten this since.
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Cracking Question, Cold Ale..!\nYou will have to put me out of my misery!\n\nI have racked my pretty knowledgable football brain and know of at least three players that played for all the teams mentioned but not necessarily meet the requirements of the question, Alex Scott, Andy Gray and Stuart McCall all jump to mind.
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2 managers:\n\n1. Ron Greenwood = '77-'82 as manager\n2. Terence Frederick Venables = '94-'96 as manager\n\nRon Greenwood CBE (November 11, 1921 — February 8, 2006) was an English football player and manager, best known for being manager of the English national football team from 1977 until 1982.\n\nRon Greenwood was born in the village of Worsthorne, near Burnley, but moved to London as a child during the 1930's Depression. He played as a centre-half, joining Chelsea as an amateur whilst training as an apprentice signwriter. During World War II he served in the Royal Air Force in Northern Ireland and guested for Belfast Celtic. In 1945 he left Chelsea for Bradford Park Avenue, and made 59 appearances over the next four seasons.\n\nIn 1949 Greenwood moved to the club he supported as a boy, Brentford, where he made 142 league appearances and scored one goal. After three years at Brentford, he returned to Chelsea, where he played 65 times and won a First Division winners' medal in 1954-55 under Ted Drake. \n-----------------------------------------------\n\nTerence Frederick Venables, more commonly known as Terry Venables (born January 6, 1943)\n\nVenables entered professional football in 1960 when he signed with Chelsea F.C., playing over 200 games before leaving for Tottenham Hotspur F.C. in 1966.
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Preston North End was the first team to achieve double, i.e winning the league & FA Cup in 1888-1889 season. they won the league ahead of Aston Villa with 40 points & beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 in the FA Cup final.
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red hot chilli peppers?
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Liverpool by a country mile. When they were good, they were simply the best team in Europe if not the world. That occured in the early 80s. And they had this style 9great passing play) that made them standout from the rest.\n\nEven before then under Bill Shankly and later, Bob Paisely, the were the dominant team for a generation. Man Utd had their era in the 1990s and Arsenal at intervals, but their rivals were nothing compared to th teams Liverpool bested during their halcyon days.\n\nAnd for the record Liverpool stil has won the most League Titles, European and League Cups as compared to the other 2.
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The correct answer is Allan Clarke of Leeds United, in the 1970 tournament in Mexico.
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Rooney ... defo ... he's from Croxteth in Liverpool ... you gotta be well hard too live there !!!