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 Aixlinn [20] 

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Saturday, June 11th 2016, 10:56pm

Free kick to score a code ... 4

To pass the time between the matches, predicting, farming, hunting and killing the enemy we also have prepared some little side games. Reward won´t be and points. This side games do not count to the main event. But you can win codes.

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Less of a football fact and more pub quiz-y, but I think this is brilliant. As the question goes, ‘Sunderland did it in 1979, Villa did it in 1981. Who did it in 1980?

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Saturday, June 11th 2016, 10:57pm

Trevor Brooking

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Saturday, June 11th 2016, 10:57pm

but is in fact ‘Trevor Brooking’. For Brooking scored the winning goal in the 1980 FA Cup Final for West Ham, much like Alan Sunderland did for Arsenal in 1979 and Ricky Villa did for Tottenham in 1981.

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Saturday, June 11th 2016, 11:07pm

answer is West Ham ...question asks team not player, just for let clear.

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Sunday, June 12th 2016, 7:21am

:thumbup: Congratz T-Deadly-J

The answer isn’t another team as you may expect, but is in fact ‘Trevor Brooking’. For Brooking scored the winning goal in the 1980 FA Cup Final for West Ham, much like Alan Sunderland did for Arsenal in 1979 and Ricky Villa did for Tottenham in 1981.

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