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Football Trivia Question of the Day
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Gudni Bergsson
1987
Everton won the league under Howard Wilkinson?
Big Snoz Sillet was the Coventry manager that beat us in the cup final.
And Luton maybe won the League Cup with ????? as manager?
Everton won the league under Howard Wilkinson?
Big Snoz Sillet was the Coventry manager that beat us in the cup final.
And Luton maybe won the League Cup with ????? as manager?
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Gudni Bergsson
Just looked it up and 87 was Ar5e league cup. 1992 then, Wilkinson won league with Leeds, Roy Evans FA cup ?
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Gudni Bergsson
1984 big brother
Liverpool had Joe Fagan at the helm and won league and league cup. Everton won the FAC under Wilkinson.
Liverpool actually won the European Cup and we of course won the UEFA under Burtenshaw so I guess it was the last and only time all 5 major honours in English club football were won by Englishmen.
Liverpool had Joe Fagan at the helm and won league and league cup. Everton won the FAC under Wilkinson.
Liverpool actually won the European Cup and we of course won the UEFA under Burtenshaw so I guess it was the last and only time all 5 major honours in English club football were won by Englishmen.
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Gudni Bergsson
(Ignoring of course the Cup Winners Cup which no longer exists )
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