| Special Edition only connect. 10:37 - Dec 31 with 1067 views | bwildered |
A one off special not related to the U’s .
Clue 1 - Hillsborough x 2
Clue 2 - Goodison Park x 2
Clue 3 - Victoria Ground , Stoke . [Post edited 31 Dec 2022 15:31]
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| Special Edition only connect. on 18:56 - Dec 31 with 983 views | wessex_exile |
Clue 4 - Villa Park
English football grounds that Pele played at? |  |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 19:20 - Dec 31 with 974 views | bwildered |
Yep Wessex correct, Peles games in England - Goodson was with Brazil in the 1966 World Cup .
Also
Villa Park 1972
Craven Cottage 1973
Home Park 1973
Hillsborough 1962 & 1972
Sadly never played at Wembley . | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 20:26 - Dec 31 with 964 views | wessex_exile |
| Special Edition only connect. on 19:20 - Dec 31 by bwildered |
Yep Wessex correct, Peles games in England - Goodson was with Brazil in the 1966 World Cup .
Also
Villa Park 1972
Craven Cottage 1973
Home Park 1973
Hillsborough 1962 & 1972
Sadly never played at Wembley . |
Nice! What do I win? 
He also played at Hampden Park I believe? | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 20:33 - Dec 31 with 962 views | wessex_exile |
Keeping on the general theme, and this should be a slam-dunk for most:
Clue 1 - Ernest Otton Wilimowski (1938) | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 11:35 - Jan 1 with 919 views | bwildered |
His name used all the alphabet ! | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 15:59 - Jan 1 with 899 views | wessex_exile |
| Special Edition only connect. on 11:35 - Jan 1 by bwildered |
His name used all the alphabet ! |
LOL!
Clue 2 - Adimir (1950) | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 11:32 - Jan 2 with 845 views | bwildered |
No slam- dunk for me, without looking them up never heard of either . | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 17:09 - Jan 2 with 823 views | wessex_exile |
I'll give you Clues 3, 4 and bonus 5 in one go - might help?
Clue 3 - Sandor Kocsis (1954)
Clue 4 - Just Fontaine (1958)
Clue 5 - Eusebio (1966) | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 17:33 - Jan 2 with 820 views | noah4x4 |
World Cup golden boot?
Hence 2022 Kylian Mbappe? [Post edited 2 Jan 2023 17:36]
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| Special Edition only connect. on 19:06 - Jan 2 with 792 views | wessex_exile |
| Special Edition only connect. on 17:33 - Jan 2 by noah4x4 |
World Cup golden boot?
Hence 2022 Kylian Mbappe? [Post edited 2 Jan 2023 17:36]
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On the right lines, next (and technically last one so far) is:
Clue 6 - Emilio Butragueño (1986) | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 19:19 - Jan 2 with 788 views | noah4x4 |
World Cup Hat Tricks?
But can’t be that else 1966 would be G Hurst.
2022 Mbappe
Scored in every round?
Scored a perfect hat trick (left foot, right and header)?
Scored a hat-trick but didn’t lift World Cup?
All had their own teeth?
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| Special Edition only connect. on 19:50 - Jan 2 with 777 views | wessex_exile |
| Special Edition only connect. on 19:19 - Jan 2 by noah4x4 |
World Cup Hat Tricks?
But can’t be that else 1966 would be G Hurst.
2022 Mbappe
Scored in every round?
Scored a perfect hat trick (left foot, right and header)?
Scored a hat-trick but didn’t lift World Cup?
All had their own teeth?
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You're so close, but you answered your own answer - not hat-tricks (although all had their own teeth is probably correct as well).
In the UK the unofficial title is they all scored a 'haul', four goals in one game, at World Cup finals.
In the US 1994 World Cup game against Cameroon, Russian Oleg Salenko equaled the feat, but then messed it up in the 75th minute by scoring a fifth - the only player to achieve that feat in the history of the World Cup. Five is apparently colloquially known as a 'glut' btw. | |
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| Special Edition only connect. on 21:57 - Jan 2 with 755 views | noah4x4 |
Our last league scorer of four goals was Chris Iwelumo on November 28 2006, when we thrashed Hull City 5-1 in the Championship. It’s been a downward journey ever since.
However, Macauley Bonne repeated this feat in an FA Cup tie versus non-league Wealdstone. The last league hat-trick was Kurtis Guthrie in season 2017 (versus Carlisle). Having witnessed all three of these events I feel privileged amongst U’s fans. Many youngsters have never seen a hat-trick and some have never seen four shots on target since Humes arrived. [Post edited 2 Jan 2023 21:59]
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| Special Edition only connect. on 22:50 - Jan 2 with 742 views | wessex_exile |
| Special Edition only connect. on 21:57 - Jan 2 by noah4x4 |
Our last league scorer of four goals was Chris Iwelumo on November 28 2006, when we thrashed Hull City 5-1 in the Championship. It’s been a downward journey ever since.
However, Macauley Bonne repeated this feat in an FA Cup tie versus non-league Wealdstone. The last league hat-trick was Kurtis Guthrie in season 2017 (versus Carlisle). Having witnessed all three of these events I feel privileged amongst U’s fans. Many youngsters have never seen a hat-trick and some have never seen four shots on target since Humes arrived. [Post edited 2 Jan 2023 21:59]
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You are indeed privileged. I was at Wealdstone, but not for Big Chris's haul against Hull City.
For the record, big Roy scored all four at Slough Town in '91, and Svarc did the same at Sealand Road in '73. Hunt did it twice, at Layer Rd against Donny in '62, and of course him and King both achieved a haul in our historic 9-1 against Bradford City in '61. Langman got four at Yeovil in '58 as well.
However, our first 4-goal hero was Keeble in '49 in an 8-0 against Kidderminster. | |
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