Re: Lockdown Lunacy number 2 (another silly quiz)

By swanstuff9/6/2020 23:08Tue Jun 9 23:08:17 2020In response to Lockdown Lunacy number 2 (another silly quiz)

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Right - two takers on the first day. Let's see how they scored:

I'll underline the teams who score you a point (with the number of meetings after them in brackets). Teams already mentioned will just be listed, but with no further detail, and won't score. Teams outside the top 29 are struck through, and cost you a point.

Colin Oaten +15 - 8 = 7 points
Kingstonian (inc Kingstonian XI) (41)
Wimbledon (5)
Hendon (73)
Enfield (38, bad luck!)
Wycombe Wanderers (31)
Dulwich Hamlet (41)
Tooting & Mitcham United (43)
Leatherhead (51)
Slough Town (inc Slough Town XI) (41)
Sutton United (44)
Woking (39)
Hayes (51)
Bromley (54)
Walton & Hersham (52)
Carshalton Athletic (52)
Hampton (inc Hampton & Richmond Borough) (93 - easily our most played opponent)
St Albans City (29)
Boreham Wood (74)
Harrow Borough (inc Harrow Town, Harrow Town reserves) (77)
Wokingham Town (29)
Harlow Town (31)
Maidenhead United 53
Ware (7)
Corinthian-Casuals (17)

Albatross +4 -5 = -1 point
Vauxhall Motors (33)
Harrow Town/Harrow Borough
Dulwich Hamlet
Dagenham (I included Dagenham & Redbridge) (26)
Enfield
Wycombe Wanderers
Hendon
Woking
Walton & Hersham
Leytonstone (9)
Ilford (5)
Walthamstow Avenue (20)
Hayes
Tooting & Mitcham United
Boreham Wood
Ruislip Manor (inc Ruislip Manor Reserves) (51)
Carshalton Athletic
Molesey (58)
Barking (inc Barking & East Ham United) (39)
Worthing (39)
St Albans City
Leatherhead

I think Albatross paid the penalty for Colin Oaten getting his selections in a bit earlier, consequently 10 of his correct answers (and 3 of his wrong ones) didn't count.

There are still nine point-scoring clubs to identify, so feel free to keep guessing - new players and the two who've already had a go. But beware ... there are also 331 other teams lurking around to catch you out and cost you a point!

Edited by swanstuff at 23:25:54 on 9th June 2020

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