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Arsenal cannot do it unless Arsene Wenger leaves. Manchester United have done it more than any other British club. Everton, Charlton and Oldham have done it, but Wimbledon will never do it unless Crystal Palace go bankrupt. Manchester United did it in 1992. Aston Villa did it at their first attempt. Tottenham, Wolves, Leeds, Newcastle, Manchester City and West Ham have all done it. Liverpool did it in an unusual way. No one did it last season. No one is expected to do it this season. What is it?

good luck

Wimbledon and Palace....

Something to do with grounds?

Not lose at home for a season

Blimey, Tighty - you've blown the cobwebs off that old chestnut. Wimbledon??

Anyway, you've got two separate questions mixed up.

"Arsenal cannot do it unless Arsene Wenger leaves. Manchester United have done it more than any other British club. Everton, Charlton and Oldham have done it, but Wimbledon will never do it unless Crystal Palace go bankrupt. Liverpool did it in an unusual way"

and

"Manchester United did it in 1992. Aston Villa did it at their first attempt. Tottenham, Wolves, Leeds, Newcastle, Manchester City and West Ham have all done it. No one did it last season. No one is expected to do it this season."

Think back to 2002 (when this thing first cropped up). I won't post the answers yet.

SPOIL MY FUN WHY DON'T YOU  :redcard:

Yes, there is no answer to my question, I was just having fun


Go on, answer the two seperate questions then  8)

Float on the stock exchange?

yep old ones - from memory the 1st one is to do with rugby league games

the second one presumably if liv did it in 2002 relates to winning 3 trophies in a season - liv did the Champ League rather than the league.

Not sure about 2nd one but def sure about the first one

Tsk, torturing people with unanswerable questions? I'd expect better of you Mr End.

you obviously don't know me very well.... :D

I've googled it and gotten the answers but I'm confused about the 2nd one.

You sure the Liverpool bit aint meant to be part of the 2nd riddle?

yes it is I seem to remember

yep good point im not sure about the 2nd one

in fact arsenal won the double in 2002

canty believe i said liv won the champ league i of course meant the UEFA, plus the League Cup plus what else and now i think of it was it 2002 or 2003??

Confused now >:?

forget about football quizzes - a much better guessing game would be......

"which blondite would TightEnd take on holiday with him?"

my first yes/no question is: would quarentine rules affect this blondite?

 :D

Liverpool's Cup Treble was 2001.:)

my lips are sealed. However I can confirm he is not canine.

hmmmm, so they would apply but not to dogs - therefore snoppy and red dog are out......

<---------------------- now deep in thought......

WOOOHOOOO - i'll pack the suntan cream!!  8)

 :D

don't pack too quick.

darn :'(

What packing, they have bananas in Vegas.....

It's the problem of getting a passport for each of the fleas that'll take time  ;tk;

no need for that - they provide excellent snack value whilst on the plane itself and also solves the problem of having to produce passports for them once landing in america.

Was thinking more along the lines of my monkey speedo's - the americans have rules now about even monkeys being naked in public...........

whats the answer to the questions?

seem to remeber this poppin up before but have no idea, sat at work bored and iots doin my head in

Hey Wolf,

1st was clubs to allow Rugby League games at their grounds.

2nd was clubs winning domestic 3 trophies in a season. (Liverpool are the strange way with 2 domestic and one European in 2001)

cheers aaron, oh did you get my results email??? i'll leave instruction for the other guys to email em off to you while i'm off all next week hopefully they wont forget lol

Yes mate I did and thank you! That'd be great. Have a great break. Off anywhere nice or just a feet up?

feet up in preparation for the invasion of blondes during the festival lol , and moving house woooo

Moving house? No rest for the wicked eh?