Football Quiz

(18-05-2013 13:12 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(16-05-2013 13:58 )thescientist Wrote:  Which football league ground has the highest capacity, that is not all seated?

I think it's Brunton Park, home of Carlisle Utd.

Yes, it is

(18-05-2013 13:34 )thescientist Wrote:  Yes, it is

That's good. Here's a similar question. Which football stadium anywhere in the world has the highest capacity without having a roof on any part of the stadium?

In the season just finished, which 4 former Chelsea employees managed clubs playing against Chelsea?

(19-05-2013 09:31 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(18-05-2013 13:34 )thescientist Wrote:  Yes, it is

That's good. Here's a similar question. Which football stadium anywhere in the world has the highest capacity without having a roof on any part of the stadium?

Camp Nou?

(01-06-2013 20:27 )admin Wrote:  In the season just finished, which 4 former Chelsea employees managed clubs playing against Chelsea?

Brendan Rodgers
Steve Clarke
AVB
Mark Hughes

(01-06-2013 22:50 )groundnpound Wrote:  Brendan Rodgers
Steve Clarke
AVB
Mark Hughes

Correct answer, well done groundnpound.

Unusual fact: Assuming the first 3 stay in their jobs, if Mourinho is Chelsea manager next season he'll be facing 3 clubs managed by his backroom staff from when he was Chelsea manager last time.

Could guess all day regarding William H Bonney ground question and not know the answer. So concede this. So heres another question.

This years FA Cup final managers had the same Christian name, when was the last time it occurred.

(01-06-2013 22:38 )groundnpound Wrote:  

(19-05-2013 09:31 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(18-05-2013 13:34 )thescientist Wrote:  Yes, it is

That's good. Here's a similar question. Which football stadium anywhere in the world has the highest capacity without having a roof on any part of the stadium?

Camp Nou?

Pretty sure it's Camp Nou, I was there last year, When you see it from outside it's amazing it can hold 99,000+, Think it's 3rd biggest but the other 2 have partial roofs (Salt Lake in India 120,000 & Azteca in Mexico 105,000+) Surprised the Maracana only holds 88,000 but it holds the official record of 199,000+ for a game.

(02-06-2013 15:20 )Signboy Wrote:  

(01-06-2013 22:38 )groundnpound Wrote:  Camp Nou?

Pretty sure it's Camp Nou, I was there last year, When you see it from outside it's amazing it can hold 99,000+, Think it's 3rd biggest but the other 2 have partial roofs (Salt Lake in India 120,000 & Azteca in Mexico 105,000+) Surprised the Maracana only holds 88,000 but it holds the official record of 199,000+ for a game.

A very good effort lads, but Camp Nou does have a roof on one side, as this picture shows



The answer is Stade Vélodrome, Marseille, with a capacity of 60,000. However a roof is currently under construction there and should be finished in 2014. It's part of a package of improvements to stadiums in France in preparation for the hosting of Euro 2016.

Harsh that Mr Bonney! It's more of a canopy. If it rains in Barcelona almost everyone in that stadium gets soaked...