how many white stripes are on the sunderland football badge?
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There are 6 white stripes on the badge
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Like the first person said, overall the Portugal V netherlands 2006 match is the record- 16yellows+4 Reds= 20 in all.....And what a farce that match was. Another game in 2002 had 16 yellows but fewer overall.
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I put a bet on them to win the championship when Keano took over as manager.Can't see them winning it but hope he gets them back to the premierhip soon.The best move Sunderland ever made was to appoint Roy Keane.He'll eventually deliver the goods!
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Their Home strip of course, the white one.\nThe game is England - Paraguay
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The White strip uniform.
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Well they are white with black stripes and im just letting you know that your question says the same thing twice.
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White with black stripes
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Jersey: Red, White & Black\nShorts: White with black stripes down the side\nStockings: Red with black trim
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Each gold star stands for winning 10 Serie A championships and at this stage Juventus has won more then 20 Serie A competitions. When they reach 30 another gold star will be added to the shirt.
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Do you mean, the stars above the badge on internationals shirts? if so, each star indicates a world cup win. For example england has one, Italy 3, Uruguay 2 etc
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It depends on the species of zebra..."the common (or plains) zebra has 26 stripes per side, the mountain zebra has 43 stripes per side, and the Grevy's zebra has 80 stripes per side."\n\nOf course, since stripes on a zebra are like fingerprints on humans, your mileage may vary.
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White with black stripes...;
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there are 2 stadia that respond to the name as mentioned, but the home stadium of sunderland a.f.c is technically "IT" bec. it’s the only stadium that officially bears the name "stadium of light". howev, as already pointed out by the other posters, the name also translates to "estadio da luz" which is  the unofficial name of the SL Benfica’s home stadium. officially though, benfica's place is  called "estádio do sport lisboa e benfica", meaning stadium of SL benfica, a bit hohum but....: )))\n\nwhich of the 2 has the “rightful” claim? I think sunderland bec. of  the significance. apparently, this stadium is built on top of a coal mine and many a sunderland fan were/are miners and so the name stadium of light is actually in reference to the  miner’s lamp! In fact a giant Davy lamp which was first used in this area is placed near the stadium so no one would miss the relevance, lol. there’s also a sign at the gates that says  "INTO THE LIGHT", and another one that says "FOR US ALL"....rather nice.\n\nestado da luz, on the other hand, is so called bec. luz is actually the name of the area in lisbon where the stadium stands, and luz of course means light in portuguese. ppl there have taken to calling it simply “the light” which then became  “stadium of light”. seems the portuguese have used the name since the 1950's so I suppose they have “prior” claim. but I think sunderland’s story is more inspired so they get rightful claim, imo. lol.  \n\nbtw, would have to second the_ron on his comments. i had fun looking for the facts and have you to thank for that. we can use more Q’s like this…..: )
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8 letters in juventus
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the white stripes are awesome.
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Long before the present squad number of players were printed on shirts, players simply wore the numbers 1 to 11 on their shirts. Only one sub was allowed and he wore the number 12 shirt. In those days, the number represented the position the player played in - for example.... 1 Goalkeeper, 2 right full back, 3 left full back. 4 Right half, 5 Centre Half, 6 left half, 7 Right wing, 8 Inside right, 9 Centre forward, 10 Inside left, 11 left wing.  I'm pretty sure Charlie George wore the No 8 shirt.
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19 by sunderland (again)