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[Diamond Dog]

Has to be a plant infection (affecting the pitch - Deadly Derek taking advantage maybe) or a human infection, probably caused by food... but, no, no idea really!

[Rayge]

It's a fungus that attacks grass. I know that through gardening. Don't have a question though.

[Penk!]

Yep. DD can take the question, as he was right in saying that Underwood was the one to benefit from it (as it attacked the Headingley pitch before the game there).

[Diamond Dog]

Which Goalkeeper has saved the most penalties in EPL history - his total is 11?

[Diamond Dog]

Which Goalkeeper has saved the most penalties in EPL history - his total is 11?

[Penk!]

Niall Quinn?

[Rayge]

the answer is Gomes, but I don't have a question.

[WG Kaspar]

Massimo Taibi

[Diamond Dog]

the answer is Gomes, but I don't have a question.

Correct.

[Rayge]

OK. I know at least one person on here will get this right away, as their team was on of those involved.
The highest aggregate of goals in a league match, 17, came in a Boxing Day fixture in what year?

[Penk!]

That was us. We lost 13-4 to Tranmere on Boxing Day (having beaten them 4-1 the day before). Guess our players celebrated a bit too hard.

I don’t know the year though! ’50s?

[Rayge]

That was us. We lost 13-4 to Tranmere on Boxing Day (having beaten them 4-1 the day before). Guess our players celebrated a bit too hard.

I don’t know the year though! ’50s?

Yes to the result, but it was pre-war.

[Penk!]

Er, well then, 1937?

[Rayge]

Er, well then, 1937?

close enough. it was 1935.take it away

[Penk!]

Which team has experienced the most promotions and relegations in English league history?

And which team is the biggest yo-yo club in terms of moving between the top two divisions?

[Diamond Dog]

Which team has experienced the most promotions and relegations in English league history?

And which team is the biggest yo-yo club in terms of moving between the top two divisions?

Pretty sure between the top two is Birmingham.

[Diamond Dog]

And they may even be the answer to the first question too?

[Penk!]

No, just between the top two divisions. Twelve times up, twelve times down. They have a couple of other moves too but the top team has gone up or down thirty times.

A clue that probably won't help: the team I'm looking for also holds the record for getting the most managers sacked (ie more managers have been sacked after a game against this team than any other).

[never/ever]

Crystal Palace?

[WG Kaspar]

Sunderland?