Questions from last nights pub quiz that annoyed me

[moggy]

3. Table tennis

got a nag tomorrow that'll defo win mate. pm me for it

 

[Lankyseagull]

3. How about table tennis?

 

[ali jenkins]

COME ON THEN BRETT, whats the answers?

 

[Willow]

2. The America's Cup?

Or cricket.

 

[Mendoza]

3. Table tennis

correct
all questions now answered correctly according to Barry Quizman last night

 

[ali jenkins]

What were they?

Theres about 10 diffrent answers for each question!

 

[Croydonbloke]

It's got to be Kennington Oval (now famous for cricket), used for finals in 1872 and 1874-1892, years before Crystal Palace and Stamford Bridge.

Question is before Wembley so therefore the answer is Stamford Bridge.

 

[Moshe Gariani]

What were they?

Theres about 10 diffrent answers for each question!

long jump, sailing, squash and White City...

 

[terrymendez]

"before wembley now famous for something else", Stamford Bridge would not be the answer as he is looking for - something else other than football......therefore cricket, Oval....

 

[Mendoza]

Official Barry Quizman Answers Were

1 - pole vault
2 - cricket
3 - table tennis
4 - the oval

the other 6 questions in the round were

5 - How many league clubs are there in across all 4 professional english league
6 - At 515m altitude what is the highest ground in professional football
7 - what is the name of the rugby world cup trophy
8 - The northern Hemisphere has a rugy tournament called the 6 nations, what is the southern hemispheres equivilent
9 - You pot 7 reds, 5 blacks and 2 blues, what score do you get
10 - What nationality is the former McClaren team mate of Lewis Hamilton

 

[The Large One]

5 - 92
6 - 515m? There are Mexican football grounds way higher than 515m.
7 - Webb Ellis Trophy
8 - Tri-Nations
9 - 52
10 - Spanish

 

[Lankyseagull]

Question is before Wembley so therefore the answer is Stamford Bridge.

"before wembley now famous for something else", Stamford Bridge would not be the answer as he is looking for - something else other than football......therefore cricket, Oval....

Thanks terrymendez for helping me with the education of Croydonbloke - remember READ the question BEFORE answering it!

 

[Barrel of Fun]

6 - 515m? There are Mexican football grounds way higher than 515m.

Club Deportivo El Nacional play in Quito and that is approx 2,800m above sea level. I was honoured to watch them play Barcelona (Ecu).

 

[Eric Potts]

I presume the question refers to English football , in which case it would be West Brom

 

[John Boy]

6. Ecuador's national stadium?

 

[Hercules Rockerfeller]

Question is before Wembley so therefore the answer is Stamford Bridge.

Not very bright are you?

 

[John Boy]

Here's another one I heard recently- what four sports are regulated by the GAA?

I managed to get 3 straight away, but struggled to get the fourth

 

[Frutos]

Here's another one I heard recently- what four sports are regulated by the GAA?

I managed to get 3 straight away, but struggled to get the fourth

I'll leave this one to Cian, seeing as he's the expert.

 

[Cian]

Here's another one I heard recently- what four sports are regulated by the GAA?

I managed to get 3 straight away, but struggled to get the fourth

Gaelic football
Hurling
Handball
(Gaelic) rounders

 

[John Boy]

That lasted long

(Rounders was the one I didn't get straight away)