what prem club has 1066 on its badge?

[northstandnorth]

quick question for the NSC massive. anyone know?

 

[Hiney]

Adrie is on a Premiership Club badge?

 

[northstandnorth]

fking hope not but this is a genuine(but poss trick)question

 

[TSB]

Middlesbrough?

 

[TSB]

Hull?

 

[Manthorpee]

hastings?

 

[Braders]

Everton isn't it?

 

[northstandnorth]

all no and it is premiership so hasting dont count, boro is 1876

 

[sams dad]

Manchester City?

 

[Manthorpee]

wigan?

 

[Manthorpee]

ive looked at every one and none have 1066 on it...

 

[skr80]

Kronenberg

 

[northstandnorth]

ive looked at every one and none have 1066 on it...

looks like its a trick question,go to try a bit of lateral thinking

thanks for your help

 

[Amsterdam Albion]

Maybe Chelsea ?

Stamford Bridge (for those that dont know), is home to one of the football Premiership teams based in London. The team is Chelsea and what a home they have! I have been there a couple of times now thanks to a season ticket holder at work. What a difference it is to some of the 3rd division side's grounds I normally visit. Firstly, lets not confuse it with the famous battle it was named after! This occured in 1066, 3 weeks before the famous "battle .

 

[severnside gull]

Maybe Chelsea ?

Stamford Bridge (for those that dont know), is home to one of the football Premiership teams based in London. The team is Chelsea and what a home they have! I have been there a couple of times now thanks to a season ticket holder at work. What a difference it is to some of the 3rd division side's grounds I normally visit. Firstly, lets not confuse it with the famous battle it was named after! This occured in 1066, 3 weeks before the famous "battle .

very good

 

[Amsterdam Albion]

From Chelsea official site

30.09.2006

Why is it called Stamford Bridge?
The name and place of Stamford Bridge is one with great significance in English history having been the site in Yorkshire of one of the most famous battles of King Harold's reign in 1066 against the Vikings. However it is believed that this is not connected to the naming of Chelsea's football stadium.

 

[northstandnorth]

sorry edited cos i am a f***ing idiot.




thanks amsterdam albion, that has got to be it

 

[Amsterdam Albion]

but unfortunately stamford bridge was a battle in the english civil war,about 700 years after the french invasion and colonisation of britain in 1066.

thanks for the suggestion though

not sure if it was a battle in the civil war but it was the battle that Harold won before rushing down to meet and loose to the Normans

 

[Gazwag]

but unfortunately stamford bridge was a battle in the english civil war,about 700 years after the french invasion and colonisation of britain in 1066.

thanks for the suggestion though

no, Harold fought the Vikings at Stamford Bridge, near York, and was one of the reasons he lost to William

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

but unfortunately stamford bridge was a battle in the english civil war,about 700 years after the french invasion and colonisation of britain in 1066.

thanks for the suggestion though

The Battle of Stamford Bridge was just before the battle of Hastings as the previous poster stated.