Quiz Oktober 2012

Naam : Aantal punten : Vraag 1. Deze boot vaart naar Hull, thuisbasis van Hull City en Hull RUFC. Maar ook de geboorteplaats van de band The Housemartins bekend van o.a. Happy Hour. In deze band speelde ene Norman Cook. Hoe kennen wij Norman Cook tegenwoordig? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) Vraag 2. Uit de Housemartins ontstond o.a. The Beautiful South. Deze band had een hit met de plaats waar wij net uit vertrokken. Maar welke andere twee steden worden bezongen in dit nummer? This could be Rotterdam or anywhere ......... or .... Cause Rotterdam is anywhere Anywhere alone Anywhere alone Antwoord : _______________________ en _______________________ (1 punt per goed antwoord) Vraag 3. Rotherham United speelt dus sinds dit seizoen in het nieuwe New York Stadium. Hun eigenlijke thuisbasis was Millmoor waar ze na een dispuut met de eigenaar uit vertrokken. De club speelde een aantal seizoen in een stadion in Sheffield. Maar welk stadion was dat? A. Valley Park B. The Valley C. Don Valley D. Valley Parade Antwoord : ___ (1 punt) Vraag 4. Pukka Pies is gevestigd in het graafschap Leicestershire maar de tweede stadions die een Pukka Pie tribune hebben liggen in andere graafschappen. Eentje ervan is het stadion van Rotherham. Welke andere club heeft een Pukka Pie Stand? A. Morecambe B. Hartlepool United C. Oldham Athletic D. Yeovil Town Antwoord : ___ (1 punt) Vraag 5. York, Cambridge en Oxford zijn de klassieke universiteitssteden in Engeland. Welke van deze drie clubs speelt niet in The Football Leagues? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) Vraag 6. Welke twee clubs stonden in de laatste F.A. Cup finale? Antwoord : _______________________ en _______________________ (1 punt per goed antwoord) Vraag 7. Wat waren, tijdens die wedstrijd, de shirtsponsors van deze clubs? Antwoord : _______________________ en _______________________ (1 punt per goed antwoord) Vraag 8. Hoe heet het wereldberoemde zebrapad waar The Beatles overstaken? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) Vraag 9. Tijdens de bruiloft van Kate en William ging de meeste aandacht uit naar de zus van Kate. Wat is haar bijnaam? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt, bonuspunt voor haar echte naam) Vraag 10 : In het seizoen '09-'10 was er een twijfelachtige eer weggelegd voor de wedstrijd Portsmouth- Arsenal. Wat was er aan de hand? A. Een recordaantal rode kaarten van 5 voor een Premier League wedstrijd. B. Portsmouth kwam door de puntenaftrek op een negatief aantal C. Er stond aan de aftrap geen enkele speler met de Engelse nationaliteit D. De mascottes van beide teams raakten met elkaar in gevecht en moesten weggestuurd worden Antwoord : ___ (1 punt) Vraag 11 : Op het Europees Kampioenschap van 1996 verloor Nederland met 4-1 van gastland Engeland. Welke speler stond er in de spits bij de aftrap? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) Vraag 12 : Hoe heet de man van Queen Elizabeth II? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) Vraag 13 : Welke van de onderstaande gebieden horen niet Britse overzeese gebieden? A. Zuid-Georgia en de Zuidelijke Sandwicheilanden B. Falklandeilanden C. Akrotiri en Dhekelia D. De Kanaaleilanden Jersey en Guernsey Antwoord : ___ (1 punt) Vraag 14 : In het logo van Southend United staan 4 items. Zwaarden, een voetbal en de zee. Maar welk dier staat er ook in het logo? Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt, bonuspunt voor de bijnaam) Vraag 15 : Op welk nummer woont de premier van Groot-Brittannie Antwoord : _________________________________________ (1 punt) .

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