This document describes the format and questions from rounds of a trivia game involving soccer/football clubs, players, managers, and history. It includes: 1. An 8 question written round about crests of different clubs. 2. A 19 question "Pounce" round where players can buzz in and answer for points, including questions about books, clubs, players, managers, and events. 3. A "List It" round to name the first World Cup winning manager for different countries. 4. Another 19 question "Pounce" round. 5. A concluding "Connect" round where players must correctly identify famous soccer figures in order to connect points on a slide.

2. 8-question written
19 Pounce
List It
19 Pounce
Connect
5 Rounds

3. Round I
Eight questions
Written
+3 per correct
+6 all correct

4. You will see things/objects/people that appear on crests of
different clubs.
Just give me each club’s name.

5. 1.

6. 2.

7. 3.

8. 4.

9. 5.

10. 6.

11. 7.

12. 8.

13. Exchange sheets!

14. Answer

15. 1.

17. 2.

19. 3.

21. 4.

23. 5.

25. 6.

27. 7.

29. 8.

31. Round II
19 questions
Pounce
+10 per correct
-10 wrong on pounce

32. 1. The story goes that when Craig
Moore and Tony Vidmar returned to
Rangers following international duty,
club manager Dick Advocaat
dropped the duo for
unsportsmanlike conduct.
The events from that international
break inspired the name of this
book by James Montague.
What’s the story?

33. Answer

35. 2. Brazilians have done all sorts of things to overcome the 1950 WC
trauma. In one such attempt, Joao Luiz, a journalist, made an alternate
narrative of the WC. He used footage from the events of the WC and, with
some editing, showed Brazil as the world champions.
So Alicides Ghiggia’s shot is shown to bounce off the post, next shot is
Bigode clearing the ball – taken from another match. Zizinho’s goal from
the Yugoslavia game – with no Yugoslav player in frame – was shown to be
the winning goal. The ‘O Mundo’ front page, declaring Brazil as champions
also came in handy in the narrative.
However, what footage was used to show a despondent Uruguay team?

36. Answer

37. The same footage of the crying Uruguay players after the final was
shown as tears of a tragic loss instead of the historic win.

38. 3. This club are named after a national
hero (pic). This season, they became the
first club from their country to reach the
play-off round of the Champions League.
They lost the play-off to Dinamo Zagreb
and dropped into the Europa League, and
in turn became the first side from their
country to progress through to the group
stage of a European competition.
Which club, or the national hero?

39. Answer

40. Albanian club KF Skenderbeu Korce,
named after Skanderbeg.

41. 4. It happened just before the 2002 UEFA Cup final between
Feyenoord and Borussia Dortmund. Before the match, there was a
minute’s silence for controversial Dutch Politician Pim Fortuyn.
Fortuyn, an outspoken critic of Islam, had been assassinated two
days prior. German fans objected to the tribute.
And it riled the Dutch supporters, including someone named
Mikey Wilson. Who the hell is Mikey Wilson?

42. Answer

44. 5. Simen Agdestein played close to a 100
games for his hometown club Lyn. He also
went on to represent the Norwegian
national team eight times and scored once.
Although he retired fairly early due to a
knee injury, he has another significant claim
to fame other than his brief football career.
What?

45. Answer

46. First Norwegian grandmaster and the first coach of Magnus Carlsen.

47. 6. This pre-eminent author, who
wrote ‘Football in Sun and
Shadow’, died last year.
He was widely considered "global
football's pre-eminent man of
letters" and "a literary giant of the
Latin American left".
Name him.

48. Answer

49. Eduardo Galeano

50. 7. This one-club man had a two-
decade long career at Independiente
and won five Copa Libertadores with
them. Maradona idolised him as a kid.
“I was in love with ______ and his
style seduced me”, he says.
However, despite his long career, he
played only five minutes of World Cup
football, and that too due to the
insistence of Maradona. Who?

51. Answer

52. Ricardo Bochini

53. 8. Johnny Warren played over 40
internationals for Australia, and was known
as Captain Socceroo for his passionate work
to promote the game in his country.
Football was considered foreign in Australia
and therefore it was referred to as the game
of _____ _____ and ________. The first is
an Australian slang for women, second for
migrants and third for homosexuals, and is
the title of a seminal book by him. FITB.

54. Answer

56. 9. Velibor Vasovic was one of the
greatest defenders of his generation.
He scored the only FK Partizan goal in
the 1966 European Cup final in a 2-1
defeat to Real Madrid. Three years later,
he did the same for Ajax against AC
Milan in a 4-1 defeat. He finally won the
coveted prize in 1971.
What distinction does he hold in the
history of Ajax?

57. Answer

58. First foreigner to captain Ajax.

59. 10. Name this product of the Liverpool academy in India, who
recently became one of the youngest Indian goalscorers in an
international fixture.

60. Answer

61. Lallianzuala Chhangte

62. 11. This family has a proud history with Benfica, for whom several family
member played. The man on the left finished twice as the European Cup
top scorer, while his son did the same in the 1987/88 edition. They are
the only father-son duo to have achieved the feat. Name them.

63. Answer

64. Jose Aguas and Rui Aguas

65. 12. This Frenchman led Zambia to
Africa Cup of Nations triumph in 2012
and three years later he was at the
helm of Ivory Coast when they became
African Champions, thereby he became
the first manager to win the Africa Cup
of Nations with two different nations.
Who?

66. Answer

67. Herve Renard

68. 13. In a Reddit AMA last month, this is how someone justified
playing a certain character in a last year’s release.
The actor and the character?

69. Answer

70. Tim Roth as Sepp Blatter in United Passions

71. 14. He led Bayern Munich to two
European Cup triumphs in the 1970s.
However, he is widely regarded to be
the father of modern football in Japan
for his work there in the 60s.
Name this German who died last year.

72. Answer

73. Dettmar Cramer

74. 15. Id. this man, who is considered
amongst the greatest of coaches, a
pioneering tactician and supreme man-
manager who created Il Grande Torino.
He and his family survived the
Holocaust as a matter of astonishing
good fortune, but just four years after
the end of the war, he was killed with
his team in the Superga air crash.

75. Answer

76. Ernő Egri Erbstein

77. 16. Only one country has seen its two different cities produce two
semi-finalists at the European Cup/Champions League.
Name the cities.

78. Answer

79. Scotland
Glasgow: Celtic (1967, 1970, 1972 and 1974) and Rangers (1960)
Dundee: Dundee (1963) and Dundee United (1984)

80. 17. Jose Villalonga Llorente guided
Spain to their first ever major
international triumph at the 1964
Euros.
He is also the first and still the youngest
manager to achieve which feat?

81. Answer

82. To win the European Cup.

83. 18. Cuco Martina scored one of
the goals of the season in a 4-0
mauling of Arsenal on Boxing
Day. He plays his international
football for a constituent
country of the Kingdom of the
Netherlands, who are managed
by a former Dutch international
who took up the job because of
his lineage.
Country and the coach?

84. Answer

86. 19. 13 players have achieved this
particular feat, 12 which of are
Spaniards while the other one is this
German.
What’s the feat?

87. Answer

88. Players with two European Cup wins, Rainer Bonhof (1972, 1980).

89. Round III
List It
+3 per correct
+6 all correct

90. List the first World Cup-winning
manager for each country.

91. Answer

92. 1930 Uruguay
1934 Italy
1954 West Germany
1958 Brazil
1966 England
1978 Argentina
1998 France
2010 Spain
Alberto Suppici
Vittorio Pozzo
Sepp Herberger
Vicente Feola
Sir Alf Ramsey
Cesar Luis Menotti
Aimé Jacquet
Vicente del Bosque

93. Round IV
19 questions
Pounce
+10 per correct
-10 wrong on pounce

95. 1. The story goes that this particular move was first used by this
Brazilian of Japanese ancestry named Sergio Echigo while he was
playing for Corinthians. He later taught his club team-mate, who
popularised it at the ‘70 WC. Which move, who is the other Brazilian?

96. Answer

97. Elastico or flip-flap, Roberto Rivelino

98. 2. Disenchanted by the state of
modern football and the distance
placed between fans and the club, a
bunch of Fiorentina supporters
started this club.
For a €20 season ticket one has a
say in the running of the club, and
the decision-making process is
democratic. Which club?

99. Answer

101. 3. He led Estudiantes to three successive
Copa Libertadores triumphs. However, his
teams were notorious for stretching the
boundaries of fair play to a breaking
point. The term “anti-football” was coined
during his time as manager.
Juan Ramon Veron, one of his players,
admitted, “we tried to find out everything
possible about our rivals… so we could
goad them on the field”. Who?

102. Answer

103. Osvaldo Zubeldia

104. 4. This story often gets told the other way round, but the truth is
the club were in existence long before the national federation
came into being and the national team didn’t wear “it” almost a
decade after their national federation’s founding.
Another team in Europe wears “it” as a dedication to the team
that were the first to do it.
What’s the story?

105. Answer

106. River Plate, Peru national team, Rayo Vallecano

107. 5. Due to the Spanish revolution of the mid 1930s, regular football
was disrupted in Spain. As a consequence, many of Barcelona
players moved to Mexico. Among them was Josep Iborra. In Mexico,
he befriended a fellow Catalan exile Ramon Mercader.
Sid Lowe writes in Fear and Loathing in La Liga: “One day during
lunch together, Mercader announced that he had to dash off to do
something…”
What did he do?

108. Answer

109. Killed Leon Trotsky with an ice pick

110. 6. Charles Reep was heavily influenced by Herbert Chapman's style
of functional wingers and rapidly moving the ball forwards. He was
amongst the very first people to apply an analytics-based approach
in football. Among other things, his ideas have heavily shaped
Norwegian football.
What is he considered a pioneer of?

111. Answer

112. Long ball football/kick and rush
He concluded that most goals
were scored from fewer than
three passes: therefore he
proposed it was important to get
the ball forward as soon as
possible.

113. 7. Through the 1990/91 season, Marseille
went through three managers. Gerard
Gili left the club as he felt the technical
director was too intrusive, handing the
first team duties to him. Some bad
results meant that technical director
again went upstairs in December. The
third guy (pic) held on to the post longer
and became the first man to win the
European Cup with a French club.
The second and third guys?

114. Answer

115. Franz Beckenbauer, Raymond Goethals

116. 8. Manuel Preciado was a respected
figure in Spanish football.
However, he had a tragic personal life as
he lost his wife to cancer in 2002 and his
15-year-old son perished in a car crash
two years later. His father died after
being run over in 2011. A year later,
while being at the helm of Villarreal,
Preciado died following a heart attack.
He was the first manager to do what?

117. Answer

118. First manager to inflict a league home defeat on Jose Mourinho

119. 9. Last October during a match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, at the age of 18
years and 221 days, this midfielder became the youngest player to start
as captain in the Champions League. Name him.

120. Answer

121. Ruben Neves

122. 10. He was the first-choice centre-
forward for the Indian national
team during the 1948 and 1952
Olympics. He also finished the
top-scorer at the 1951 Asian
Games, scoring the only goal in
the final against Iran to win India
the gold medal.
Who?

123. Answer

124. Sahu Mewalal

125. 11. Ronaldo’s first wife, Milene
Domingues, was a Brazil
international, who went on to play
for Corinthians and Rayo Vallecano
among other teams.
However, what brought her to
limelight at first was a certain
world record. What record?

126. Answer

127. She held the women's record for
most keepie-uppies, keeping a
football off the ground with 55,198
touches.

128. 12. If it’s Liverpool for LeBron James, then which club is it for Steve
Nash?

129. Answer

130. A self-confessed Spurs fan, Nash recently bought a stake in Real
Mallorca

131. 13. The first documentary was made in 1970, while the other was
made in 2005. What does the two have in common?

132. Answer

133. Camera focuses only on the protagonist for an entire match.
(Football As Never Before and Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait)
The first tracks the George Best’s every move during a Saturday
league game against Coventry C, while the second focuses on
Zidane during a league game against Villarreal game in 2005.

134. 14. In 1997, he was voted by the
Juventus faithful as the greatest
foreigner to have ever played for
their club.
Name this Welshman who was
integral to Wales’ qualification to the
1958 World Cup finals.

135. Answer

136. John Charles

137. 15. Danny “Tanveer” Batth, the captain
of the team, is the official ambassador of
this fan group which is one of the
country’s largest ethnic supporters’
groups.
It was started the year this club won
their first league title in 1954.
What is the supporters’ group known as?

138. Answer

139. Punjabi Wolves, started by Laskar Singh and Lachhman Singh in ’54

140. 16. He was a prolific striker in his prime and
won the gold at the 1956 Summer
Olympics. He is considered as the greatest
outfield player Russia has ever produced.
However, he was convicted for the rape of
the 16-year-old daughter of the first female
Politburo member Ekaterina Furtseva, one
of Nikita Khrushchev’s favourites. He
returned from prison and had another five-
year spell at Torpedo. Who?

141. Answer

142. Eduard Streltsov

143. 17. Last season, this team were banned from the Chilean top flight
because of this shirt they wore. What was the controversy about?

144. Answer

145. CD Palestino sported the pre-1948 map of Palestine which irked the Jews.

146. 18. They are the first professional football club from the state of Jammu
and Kashmir to participate in a national league competition. Name?

147. Answer

149. 19. Due to events that unfolded in
early December, Merida AD of the
Spanish third division put out this
image on their Twitter account
before they faced their next league
opponents.
What’s the context?

150. Answer

151. Merida’s next opponents were Cadiz CF

152. Round V
8 questions
Normal Pounce
+10 per correct
-10 wrong on pounce
Connect points on slide

153. 1. Id. this who man played over two
decades for 1. FC Nurnberg and was
the scorer of the first West Germany
goal in the 1954 WC final Hungary
when the Germans were 2-0 down
to inspire a 3-2 win.
+30/-15

154. Answer

155. Max Morlock +30/-15

156. 2. Name this legendary oriundi.
+30/-15

157. Answer

158. Omar Sivori
+30/-15

159. 3. Who? +20/-10

160. Answer

161. Alfredo di Stefano +20/-10

162. 4. This one-club man is the first
footballer in the world to earn 100
international caps.
He made a total of 105 appearances
for England, captaining them a record
90 times, including during their
campaigns at the 1950, 1954 and
1958 World Cup finals. Name?
+20/-10

163. Answer

164. Billy Wright +20/-10

165. 5. Name the man.
+15/-5

166. Answer

167. Ferenc Puskas
+15/-5

168. 6. Id. the duo.
+15/-5

169. Answer

170. Brian Clough and Peter Taylor
+15/-5

171. 7. He is Preston North End
legend, having played his entire
career at the club. Bill Shankly,
a former team-mate, described
him as the greatest player he
had ever seen.
Id. this knighted footballer, who
earned 76 caps for England.
+10/0

172. Answer

173. Tom Finney +10/0

174. 8. Who was the referee who sent Zinedine Zidane off for this?
+10/0

175. Answer

176. Horacio Elizondo +10/0

177. Connect?

179. Answer

180. Real life images made into famous statues

182. Thank you!