can anyone name the 1958 fa cup team of bolton wanderers?
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Hopkinson, Hartle, Banks, Hennin, Higgins, Edwards, Birch, Stevens, Lofthouse, Parry, Holden\nLofthouse scored a brace (3, 50) to beat Man Utd 2-0 at Wembley on the 3rd of May, 1958.
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No doubt. I was there in 1979 when Arsenal were 2-0 up against Man U wiith 5 minutes to go and it finished 3-2. The most heart stopping exhilarating 5 minutes in FA Cup history. No contest
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Answer you're probably after is Bill Shankley - managed both teams... where the previous respondent gets 'all from Liverpool' from I'm not sure - Grimsby's the other side of the country from Liverpool!
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a london xi in the 1958 fairs cup final were beaten over two legs by barcelona
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the result between Basingstoke & Chesterfield was indeed the best among the 1st round results of the 2006-2007 English FA Cup. it depends on the draw & if Basingstoke got the home advantage, who knows another upset is on the cards!!
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Hated\nMan Utd and Chelsea. Hard to give top honors here cause Chelsea keeps buildin up the hate.\n\nLikable\nArsenal\nprobably bolton, but they arent being talked about. So I'll go with Portsmouth at the moment
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Just Fontaine (France) 13 goals in 1958
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if U are not near the clup,U can try the official website,there is a special link to contact the clup.\nwww.chelseafc.com\nGOOD LUCK\n:)
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Don't think one has. Manchester United came nearest with nine on the trot.\n\nSat 4/2 17:15 Fulham FAPL H 4-2 \nSat 11/2 17:15 Portsmouth FAPL A 3-1 \n            \nMarch 2006           \nMon 6/3 20:00 Wigan Athletic FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 12/3 13:30 Newcastle United FAPL H 2-0 \nSat 18/3 15:00 West Bromwich Albion FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 26/3 16:00 Birmingham City FAPL H 3-0 \nWed 29/3 20:00 West Ham FAPL H 1-0 \n \nApril 2006           \nSat 1/4 15:00 Bolton Wanderers FAPL A 2-1 \nSun 9/4 16:00 Arsenal FAPL H 2-0 \nFri 14/4 19:45 Sunderland FAPL H 0-0
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if you are taking about the recognised comps today celtic is the answer. if not then tottenham in 1961 appeared in the fairs cup but pre war glentoran from northern ireland appeared in the european inter-cities cup.
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no but search for crap football team website and you'll find it. Or search peterborugh fc website, either one. \n\nChester!
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I hope this gives you enough info !!\n\nIn April 1950 Chelsea's Roy Bentley scored the goal against Scotland at Hampden that clinched the British Championship and with it a place in the World Cup Finals in Brazil. \n\nIt was England's first World Cup, having been outside FIFA for the tournaments of 1930, 1934 and 1938. They were one of the favourites. The long-awaited first World Cup Finals match was played on Sunday, 25 June at the famous Maracana in Rio de Janeiro. \n\nThe team was managed by Walter Winterbottom and the players who lined up against Chile were Bert Williams, Alf Ramsey, John Aston, Billy Wright (captain), Laurie Hughes, Jimmy Dickinson, Tom Finney, Wilf Mannion, Roy Bentley, Stan Mortensen and Jimmy Mullen. \n\nIt turned out to be a disappointing game, played in pouring rain before a crowd of just under 30,000. England's attack never got going; the Chilean forwards were lively but generally weak in front of goal. \n\nEngland's first ever World Cup goal was scored by the legendary Stan Mortensen, giving Chilean 'keeper Livingstone no chance with a firm header on 38 minutes. \n\nThree years later "Morty" scored a hat-trick for Blackpool in The FA Cup Final. Yes, the "Matthews Final". \n\nCarvallo struck the bar and "George" Robledo, who played for Newcastle United, hit a post with a free-kick as England were kept on their toes. Chile were more robust in the second half, with Winterbottom's side struggling to find any rhythm in their play. \n\nMidway through the second period England scored a decisive second. Mortensen sent Finney clear down the right and from his cross Mannion steered the ball just inside Livingstone's right-hand post. \n\nFour days later, in Belo Horizonte, England lost embarrassingly to the USA and failed to progress beyond the group stage in their first World Cup.
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OK:\nLIverpool = Reds: Man U = Red Devils: Bolton = Trotters: Newcastle = The Magpies or Toon: Sheffield United = Blades:  Huddersfield Town = The Terriers:  Arsenal = The Gunners: Orient - The O's:  Brentford = The Bees:  Clyde: the Bully Wee:  Celtic = The Hoops:  Rangers - Gers: Barnsley = the Tykes:  Sheffield Wednesday= The Owls: Oldham = The Latics (also Wigan):  Darlington=  The Quakers:  Northampton =  The Cobblers: Everton = The Toffees:  Luton = The Hatters (also Stockport County):  Crystal Palace = The Eagles:  Watford = Hornets:  Aberdeen = Dons:  Hearts = Jam Tarts:  Southampton = The Saints (also St Mirren and St Johnstone):  Aston Villa= the Villeins: Charlton= The Addicks:  Leicester = The Foxes:  Fulham = The Cottagers: Portsmouth = Pompey: Peterborough = the Posh:  Ayr Utd = The Honest Men:  Cowdenbeath =  The Blue Brazil:  Man City = The Citizens:  Tottenham = Spurs:  Wolverhampton = Wolves:  Arbroath =  Red Lichties:  Montrose = Gable Endies:  Leeds = Peacocks: Ipswich = The Tractor Boys:  Norwich = The Canaries:  West Brom = The Baggies:  Walsall = The Saddlers:  Birmingham:  the Blues (also Chelsea):  Bristol Rovers = the Pirates:  Crewe = The Railwaymen:  Chesterfield = The Spireites:  Hull = Tigers:  Wycombe:  Chairboys
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Was it Notts Forest?\n\nAston Villa maybe?
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West Ham \n\nSir Geoff Hurst \nBobby Moore \nMartin Peters \n\nGreenwood and Lyall: Glory days\nWest Ham United first established themselves in 1964, when manager Ron Greenwood guided the club to their first major trophy in the shape of an FA Cup final victory over Preston North End. Their captain, (Bobby Moore, would skipper the England team to World Cup success in 1966), while striker (Geoff Hurst scored a hat-trick in the final against West Germany). (The other goal in the 4-2 victory was scored by (Martin Peters, also a Hammer). The success of 1964 was repeated a year later, this time with a European Cup Winners Cup triumph over 1860.
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I dont want you to lose 5 points this week by falling for the Northern Ireland answer.\n\nAlexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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Use a name that has something to do with your life.\nMine would be.....Withoutapaddle United,Lost City,Ruin Rovers,Lovelost Wanderers etc