WHO AM I. QUIZ

[BLUEBLOOD]

I thought they were the same thing........, just named differently so that dyslexics can be correct too.

Sorry. Dyslexic racism. BANNED.

You are probably right. But Q1 should have said wwf/wwe hope you come up with a good question.

[arana peligrosa]

If not Bluebloods answer........, Is it Mike Tyson the WWF/WWE star? (He exists)

Don't know how you did it but that is the right answer

#1 I have featured for the World Wrestling Federation

Was involved in the Shawn Michaels / Steve Austin title event of Wrestlemania '98, has appeared in subsequent programming

#2 Games manufacturers have produced merchandise in my name

Tyson was a name often assocaited with different games companies at the time of his rise to greatness

#3 I share one character trait with Luis Suarez

Inflicting injury on an opponent through biting

#4 I have appeared in the main event of two different sporting industries

Wrestlemania '98, World Heavyweight Championship for Boxing

#5 I was for a time, the absolute best my respective sport could offer

Tyson was the undisputed best for some time at the height of his career

#6 I was involved in some serious allegations for a time

The Desiree Washington scandal

#7 I suffered at least one humiliation

James Buster Douglas and his win

#8 My best years are arguably behind me

Needs no explanation

#9 I have a nickname

Iron Mike, The Baddest Man on the Planet

#10 1997 and 1998 were very busy years for me

Evander Holyfield incident, Wrestlemania 14

#11 It was a bad idea to go inside my nations capital

Desiree Washington rape incident

#12 I am the Michael Madsen of my sporting industry

Severing the ears of other people

#13 I could be loosely associated with a Clint Eastwood film release

The Enforcer

#14 I can be most associated with New York and Las Vegas

Tyson is from Brooklyn, has had many memorable fights in the other

#15 I have been involved in more than one embarrassment

Douglas once again, having to fight Frank Bruno twice being another

[marko69]

Like how you had a wee dig at Big Frank at the end there. No worries, but I LOVE Frank Bruno. Was a massive fan during his career and he's an all round entertaining guy. If only he could've moved up just one more gear in the second round of the first Tyson fight; he would've won.

New question and new clues;

I was born in 1960

I would've been a big favourite of a Countdown host

I would have to say "Morton" is very close to me

I have a place in history with one moment of pure magic.

[BLUEBLOOD]

OK let's try gary lineker

[marko69]

Nope, not Mr Walkers

[BLUEBLOOD]

I think I need more clues.

[goldandblack]

Like how you had a wee dig at Big Frank at the end there. No worries, but I LOVE Frank Bruno. Was a massive fan during his career and he's an all round entertaining guy. If only he could've moved up just one more gear in the second round of the first Tyson fight; he would've won.

New question and new clues;

I was born in 1960

I would've been a big favourite of a Countdown host

I would have to say "Morton" is very close to me

I have a place in history with one moment of pure magic.

would this guy/gal come from Hartlepool by any chance Marco.

[marko69]

Aye mate......., he's from Hartlepool.

BIG clue;

During his one moment of glory, he had an elephant on his shirt.

[goldandblack]

Aye mate......., he's from Hartlepool.

BIG clue;

During his one moment of glory, he had an elephant on his shirt.

Keith Morton Houchen ex Coventry,

[arana peligrosa]

Houchen would be about the right age although did consider other names before realizing they couldn't possibly be from the place mentioned.

Didn't fully comprehend the countdown bit or reference to elephant on shirt (unless this character was sat on by Jan Molby at some stage of their career)

Will give it some thought and get back another time if it hasn't gone by then.

[marko69]

Bang on it, Wolferino! Nice one.

Answer was Keith Morton Houchen.

Played for Hartlepool at the beginning and the end of his career..... Jeff must've loved him.

And he scored that goal for Coventry City in the 87 final. Even though my youngest son wasn't born until 94, that true Gunner loves Houchens 87 goal!

He also received cult adoration at Easter Road. He wasn't the best player on the ball, but my God he could read a game better than anyone...... Always in great positions and losing his marker. Great memories.

Your go Mr Wolf.

[goldandblack]

WHO AM I....
1......I was born in 1965 in County Kilkenny, Ireland.
2.....Although I died in 1995 at the age of 30 yrs I achieved at least 3 major titles.
3......They built a statue of me in Southport, Merseyside,

[marko69]

I know the answer to this Wolfie........, its GN weekend afterall!

I'll leave it up to the others.

[all white]

I know the answer to this Wolfie........, its GN weekend afterall!

I'll leave it up to the others.

i know this one.

[goldandblack]

I know the answer to this Wolfie........, its GN weekend afterall!

I'll leave it up to the others.

i know this one.

don't jump to conclusions on this one, it could be just a red heron

[goldandblack]

Bang on it, Wolferino! Nice one.

Answer was Keith Morton Houchen.

Played for Hartlepool at the beginning and the end of his career..... Jeff must've loved him.

And he scored that goal for Coventry City in the 87 final. Even though my youngest son wasn't born until 94, that true Gunner loves Houchens 87 goal!

He also received cult adoration at Easter Road. He wasn't the best player on the ball, but my God he could read a game better than anyone...... Always in great positions and losing his marker. Great memories.

Your go Mr Wolf.

just looked him up and I didn't know he was with the mighty Hibs.

interesting bit in Wiki " He grew up with three brothers; Jimmy, Dennis, and Patrick, who all joined the Coldstream Guards; " so all 4 brothers played at Wembley...

[marko69]

Bang on it, Wolferino! Nice one.

Answer was Keith Morton Houchen.

Played for Hartlepool at the beginning and the end of his career..... Jeff must've loved him.

And he scored that goal for Coventry City in the 87 final. Even though my youngest son wasn't born until 94, that true Gunner loves Houchens 87 goal!

He also received cult adoration at Easter Road. He wasn't the best player on the ball, but my God he could read a game better than anyone...... Always in great positions and losing his marker. Great memories.

Your go Mr Wolf.

just looked him up and I didn't know he was with the mighty Hibs.

interesting bit in Wiki " He grew up with three brothers; Jimmy, Dennis, and Patrick, who all joined the Coldstream Guards; " so all 4 brothers played at Wembley...

Haha! Looks like they all did!......, You think Keith enjoyed his moment more though.

"Super Keith fi Leith" was a good song for Houchy......., until Keith Wright came along...., who really is from Leith!

The answer to your question......., my dad used to say it when talking about Angela Lansburys "Murder, She Wrote"........, he used to say "--- ---, She Wrote"

[arana peligrosa]

I know the answer to this Wolfie........, its GN weekend afterall!

I'll leave it up to the others.

i know this one.

don't jump to conclusions on this one, it could be just a red heron

What the f*ck is a red heron.

90 per cent sure I know the right answer also but waiting to see it confirmed

[BLUEBLOOD]

Fishing is red heron I thought

[arana peligrosa]

He meant 'Red Herring' i.e. something included that is intended to deviate away from the actual answer or relevant subject.

[BLUEBLOOD]

He meant 'Red Herring' i.e. something included that is intended to deviate away from the actual answer or relevant subject.

OH I am still not sure of the answer.? I need a drink or 2 perhaps wine followed by Bacardi always does the trick.

[goldandblack]

He meant 'Red Herring' i.e. something included that is intended to deviate away from the actual answer or relevant subject.

doesn't really matter if its a RED heron, RED herring or a bl**dy RED cow,, SAY WHAT YOU SEE. Saint.

[goldandblack]

He meant 'Red Herring' i.e. something included that is intended to deviate away from the actual answer or relevant subject.

OH I am still not sure of the answer.? I need a drink or 2 perhaps wine followed by Bacardi always does the trick.

I prefer a dark RUM myself Blue,

[BLUEBLOOD]

He meant 'Red Herring' i.e. something included that is intended to deviate away from the actual answer or relevant subject.

OH I am still not sure of the answer.? I need a drink or 2 perhaps wine followed by Bacardi always does the trick.

I prefer a dark RUM myself Blue,

Never had Rum Blue before what is it like .?
I bet it,s a winner

[goldandblack]

well its a bit like RUM RED but a different colour. goes well with GINGER & McCAIN chips. and even way ahead of CRISP's.

Saint,, have a guess please,

[BLUEBLOOD]

well its a bit like RUM RED but a different colour. goes well with GINGER & McCAIN chips. and even way ahead of CRISP's.

Saint,, have a guess please,

The Vintage years are 1973/1974/1977 I have heard? And 1975/1976 were second best.

[arana peligrosa]

Is it Desert Orchid

[goldandblack]

Is it Desert Orchid

yes well done Saint. . your turn mate.

[arana peligrosa]

That was a poor attempt at humor, knew damn well all along it was Red Rum

You want another round.., very well we'll play along one more time


#1 I was one of the most gifted players of my generation

#2 I was part of a great team that didn't win the ultimate honor they so much deserved

#3 I have played in a European final

#4 I was not afraid to participate in some gambling

#5 I met a tragic end in unusual circumstances

[marko69]

Really? Thought it was Red Rum. They must have a sh*t load of race horse statues in that town.