Association Football Trivia Thread
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Burton Albion ?
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Oddly, the difference between this pitch and - to pluck a random example - Wolverhampton Wanderers's (109yd x 70yd - 7,630sqyd) is pretty close to the difference between Wolves' and Old Trafford (115yd x 75yd - 8,625sqyd).
It's amazing how small they get so quickly. Fnarr. Still, even League One Hillsborough and Bramall Lane are 8,236sqyd and 8,064sqyd respectively.
It's amazing how small they get so quickly. Fnarr. Still, even League One Hillsborough and Bramall Lane are 8,236sqyd and 8,064sqyd respectively.
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Right you are. Motherwell played Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA cup and then they signed Lambert the next season. I doubt they would have heard of him otherwise and moving there made his career. We knew he was a decent player, but we never thought he was that good.
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And which league ground in the UK has the largest playing area?
Only kidding. By the way, it's Port Vale's Vale Park - at 8,778sqyd it exceeds the playing surface at all Premier League grounds (most of which adhere to UEFA Category 3 or 4 standards - 105m by 68m or 115yd by 74yd; 8,510sqyd).
What's the dubious honour shared by Dean Richards, Curtis Davies, Mikel Arteta and Nigel Reo-Coker?
Only kidding. By the way, it's Port Vale's Vale Park - at 8,778sqyd it exceeds the playing surface at all Premier League grounds (most of which adhere to UEFA Category 3 or 4 standards - 105m by 68m or 115yd by 74yd; 8,510sqyd).
What's the dubious honour shared by Dean Richards, Curtis Davies, Mikel Arteta and Nigel Reo-Coker?
