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sqad617 | 14:39 Tue 16th Dec 2008 | Sport
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Which Scottish international footballer played for England at football in the morning and Scotland at football in the afternoon?
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No
15:40 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Do I sense A "catch" question here?
15:45 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Wot me........a catch question?.....not me sarge.
15:46 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Aww, this sounds really hard.

It wasn't someone like Gordon Ramsay, was it?

I don't think I could name any other Scottish footballers.

Hang on ... it must be cryptic ... thinking ...
17:16 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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No.....nothing cryptic.
17:23 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Can't be a simple factual one, though, can it?

Or was it a long time ago. Did you used to be able to represent both countries?

Wonder if it was at a World Cup, or something?
17:29 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Answer: John Wark.

John is a Scotsman and footballer who starred in a film called Escape to Victory in which a German side played an English team of prisoners of war in World War 2 and John Wark played centre forward.

The film was shown in the morning after the cessation of World War 2 and in the afternoon of that very same day, John Wark played for his native Scotland against England at Hampden Park.

Good eh! jayne


17:38 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Clever !!

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17:41 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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So go and post on my "favourite 15" thread in Rugby.

My choice is not based purely on best bottoms !!
17:43 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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No not really, but you will be popular in the pub on Saturday.
Is the "Bristol" a pub on the front in Kemp Town still in existence?
17:44 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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The Bristol Bar ?

Are you an old Brightonian ?
17:46 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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No, but I spent 2yrs at the Royal Sussux County Hospital and had a flat in Kemp Town....something Place...best years of my life.....that's it Eaton Place..no7 first floor.
18:15 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Aww, jolly.

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18:17 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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But ... 2 years !!!

You must have been really ill.
18:17 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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LOL LOL Nonsense jayne, I worked there.

Had an affair with a married woman who lived on the Cliff, her husband was away a lot......great place Brighton.
18:25 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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Wrong! wrong! wrong!
The "English" team was actually made up of players of several nationalities, so not English. Sly Stallone was the very obviously American goalie. And Pele didn't sound too English either.
22:18 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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you not out tonight then G?
22:21 Tue 16th Dec 2008
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sqad --'the film was shown the morning after the cessation of WW 2'...... ?
22:25 Tue 16th Dec 2008

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