Association Football Trivia Thread
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Yep. Which leaves us with:
AFC all-time - Mohamed Al-Deayea (Saudi Arabia, 178); @Liquid
AFC current - Bader Al-Mutawa (Kuwait, 158); @Liquid
OFC all-time - Ivan Vicelich (88); @Liquid
OFC current - Shane Smeltz (New Zealand, 51); @Liquid
CAF all-time - Ahmed Hassan (Egypt, 184); @Liquid
CAF current - Ahmed Fathi (Egypt, 106)
CONCACAF all-time - Claudio Suarez (Mexico, 177); @DK
CONCACAF current - Noel Valladares (Honduras, 132)
CONMEBOL all-time - Iván Hurtado (Ecuador, 168)
CONMEBOL current - Paulo da Silva (Paraguay, 130)
Alongside them is:
UEFA all-time - Vitālijs Astafjevs (Latvia, 165) & Iker Casillas (Spain, 165)
UEFA current - Iker Casillas (Spain, 165)
Which makes Casillas the only player to be both his confederation's most-capped active player and most-capped player.
This list also contains six of the seven most-capped players of all time, with Casillas and Astafjevs being joint 6th. The only one not on the list is Hossam Hassan, who @Liquid mentioned earlier, who retired from international football in 2006, after 169 caps for Egypt and is 4th overall.
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You can get this one.
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- First medal was with a team in blue, second was the FA Trophy with a team in red
- One-cap wonder for England
- Played under one particular manager at three different clubs
- Played in the Premiership and the SPL before returning to England
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- First medal was with a team in blue, second was the FA Trophy with a team in red
- One-cap wonder for England
- Played under one particular manager at three different clubs
- Played in the Premiership and the SPL before returning to England
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The answer was, of course, Steve Guppy. Not only was he the first to win medals at old Wembley (League Cup, Leicester 2000) and new Wembley (FA Trophy, Stevenage 2007) but he is also the only player to play for England, England B, England C and England U-21s.
Here's an easier one for you:
Which Premier League player has the most wins as a Premier League manager?
Here's an easier one for you:
Which Premier League player has the most wins as a Premier League manager?
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Recently a lot has been made about Jamie Vardy and the Premier League record for scoring in consecutive games. On this theme, I want to know...
Of Europe's big 5 football countries, who has scored in the most consecutive top flight games and how many games did they score in?
Of Europe's big 5 football countries, who has scored in the most consecutive top flight games and how many games did they score in?
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Well England's record is 18 goals in 12 games. That's the only one I know for sure.
France's won't be very high.
But because we are talking about all time, Italy and Spain might; the halcyon days of the 1950s could have seen an avalanche of consecutive goals but I wouldn't know where to start. Possibly Puskas, Charles, di Stefano, Piola, Nordahl or even Ronaldo de Lima, Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi.
Germany's consecutive record is almost certainly Gerd Müller but I wouldn't know the stats without cheating.
France's won't be very high.
But because we are talking about all time, Italy and Spain might; the halcyon days of the 1950s could have seen an avalanche of consecutive goals but I wouldn't know where to start. Possibly Puskas, Charles, di Stefano, Piola, Nordahl or even Ronaldo de Lima, Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi.
Germany's consecutive record is almost certainly Gerd Müller but I wouldn't know the stats without cheating.
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