Leeds United or Borussia Monchengladbach?

Leeds won the old First Division 3 times and Borussia Monchengladbach have won the Bundesliga 5 times, so no, neither of them

Hum this one is tough Sam.... Since it's been named the champions league or all time European cup? Maybe AS Monaco did they win the champions league?

Nothingham forrest

Sampdoria?

Correct answer: Bayer Leverkusen- they were runners-up in the champions league in the 2001-2002 season and have finished runners-up in the Bundesliga 5 times but have never won it

Wow really? I always thought that Leverkusen was second or third best team in Germany's history! That's a surprise

This was a great question Cheers!

Maldini, Henry, Roberto Carlos and Oliver Kahn

Correct on all four.... Guess it was easier than I thought...

Maldini played for Milan more than 20 years, Henry has been playing for Champions league teams for more than 10 years, I remember Roberto Carlos playing in champions league in 1995 already and couldn't think of anyone else but Kahn for Germany but it was a little challenging good question

Maldini, roberto carlos, thuram or henry, oliver khan

Just giving a guess is that Zico?

Finally a question that stumped even FutureMUplayer! Nope, not Zico!

That's a tough one

Just a shot in the dark - Rivaldo?

Good guess but it isn't Rivaldo either

Perhaps Dunga? Maybe

Maradona

Yep should be Dunga just can't think of anyone else

Maybe Maradona but he wasn't a very successful manager as we all remember

Correct answer: Rivelino aka Patada Atómica (Atomic Kick) - another legend out of Brazil. He even has an amateur football team based in Fulham named after him. They play in the Wimbledon and District League. They even play in the yellow and blue of Brazil; Rivelino's club motto is to "live the dream"

Couldn't think of him but I remember this name good question Sam, it was very challenging!

Is this the guy with the banana shot or something? I remember watching a short about a Brazilian who broke his leg when he was younger so one leg was a little longer than the other and that is why he could pull off an insane amount of curve on the ball

@TheBarcaShow: I think you might be referring to Garrincha, but I'd have to do some research to confirm

OO I am trying to rack my brain on this one, Brasil had an amazing team during that WC but I don't think they played all of those teams.... Hum, ah something just clicked in my head. There was an amazing Peruvian? Or Chilean player who scored an amazing free kick against Scotland and I think he may have scored against USSR as well, but for my life I couldn't tell you his name

Zico

You are wrong Donnchadh about Brazil and that's also my clue to the answer

I didn't think it was Brasil I was just saying they had a great team. I think it is someone from Peru or Chile, cheers on the question though good one. Zico scored against New Zealand in that WC with a bicycle I know that. Josimar scored against Northern Ireland, I know it isn't a Brasilian, Peruvian or Chilean

Its a Brazilian player who isn't very well known but he was a big star in the World Cup in 1982

Oh it is a Brasilian? Well than I am stumped my friend haha, let me think on it though, is it Eder, he scored some crackers in that tournament. I think in my above answers I have been mixing up the 78 and 82 WC haha, this Chilean or Peruvian guy I think was in that tourney. Sorry about the mix up, but ya I will guess Eder, he has a goal in the 50 greatest goals which I think is from that tournament where someone dummies it too him, he sets himself up for a volley on his first touch and then hits it into the corner. Best guess I have

You got it Donnchadh Eder is the man! He could do anything he wanted in that tournament scoring cracking goals and I would never forget the one against the USSR it was sick!

Zico was my first hunch too. But Eder was quite often on the mark. And when I hear Brazilian star in 1982 (and there were so many stars in that wonderteam) I always think of Socrates. What a great guy.

By the way, I checked and found no player who have scored against these three teams. You may have got one of them wrong

The one against Argentina is wrong but the other ones are correct sorry about that

I mean group stages and finals no qualifiers

Jaizinho or Garrincha. Get both of them mixed up

Juste Fontaine or Gerd Muller

Fontaine

Jairzinho is correct! He managed to score 7 goals and a goal in each game

I'm only doing the first one.  1998: Ronaldo  1982: Zico  Pele Garincha

1: Ronaldo, Zico, Pele, and maybe Garrincha and Romario?    2: I really don't know    3: Micheal Jackson?

Lol Michael Jackson wasn't a player and a captain at all lol

The pub is called McBride's I believe- heard this story on a documentary that they did on McBride last year- one of the best football exports from the USA

MUplayer, I was kidding about Michael jackson if you couldn't tell lol

I know you were kidding everybody knows who Michael Jackson is!

On the money Sam, nice Ya it is really cool they would name a pub after Brian, he is a legend at Fulham

Joe Gaetjens is the player who scored against England in 1950. He was born in Haiti and sounds like a class act. Tragically he was killed in Port-Au-Prince at age 40. The goalkeeer was Frank Borghi sounds like he made some top notch saves to get a shutout

Mourinho(if it counts he was an assistant)

s**t he did not manage AC Milan. Nvm that answer

Pretty easy. Ronaldo

I was talking about footballers not managers but still good try

Ronaldo phenomeno

Right on the mark TheBarcaShow I know it wasn't a very challenging question

Ronaldo

Luthar Matthaus I want to say, maybe Paolo Maldini? Uwe Seeler and Pele are up there as well

Matthaus is correct and there is another one and I will give you a guess he is Mexican

Antonio Carbajal  

Well done Jesuriya Antoni Carbajal is the right answer and Matthaus of course!

Franz Beckenbauer is one don't know the other

The other one is a Brazilian try to guess who

Mario Zagallo.... True legend

Correct Sam Beckenbauer and Zagallo won the world as players and coaches

David Moyes, can't think of anyone else

David Moyes 9 years

Has to be David Moyes cannot think of anyone else too

I have just finished reading Dalglish autobiography. Bill Shankly was manager of Liverpool from 1959 to 1974. That means 15 years. So, I'd say Bill Shankly

Good answer Peteko, he doesn't say "current" manager of a team!

Smart answer. BUT Shankly managed in the first division not the premier league. So wrong

Gotta' love the debate that this forum sparks. Good point raised by Kimaway- my question did in fact state "Premier League" and as such, the correct answer is David Moyes, who has been at the helm at Everton since March 2002.... Given the number of managerial changes since that time, he definitely deserves credit for being able to last that long

Yeah sometimes you have to think outside the box though, so was a admirable effort Peteko, wrong all the same though! Lol

Hahahaha thanks GreatScot.  Moyes would have been the easy answer. Now I think that Sam changed it for spite, Can't trust those mods. Lol.

No malice intended Peteko, trust me. I'll work to be clearer in the future, seeing as we have some outside-the-box thinkers!

Tony pulis?

Bang on Somere! That didn't take long!

Stoke is a team I follow so I know a bit about the manager

Nottingham Forrest, and i'll guess at Borussia Dortmund maybe?

Probably Nottingham but I'll take another guess with PSV

Correct answers: Benfica in 1960-61, 1961-62 and Nottingham Forest in 1978-79 and 1979-1980

Off the top of my head I think it's the 1970's!

You are close but nope it happened earlier

1960?

1968 then, that's pretty close to my last guess!

1960 is the correct answer

Liverpool

I am guessing its not a top 4 team. Newcastle? :S

Neither of the above.... And yes, you would be right about it not being a "top 4" club

Everton

Blackburn? I am guessing that since they are one of the few English clubs to have been in Europe in the past decade

Agree with Ayyam, I think it might be Everton

None of the above.... I think this answer will surprise a bunch of you...

Bolton. I remember ricardo gardner scoring against them when bolton played in europe

Not Bolton either- Gardner's goal was scored at the Allianz Arena in 2007

Nottemham Forrest

I know Aston Villa beat Bayern 1-0 in the final of 1982, but that was not in Germany

It was probably a friendly

I got it but I had to research, so I won't say, it was surprising but I remember it!

It wasn't a friendly mate, keep guessing!

Tottenham

Swansea. QPR Northhampton. Norwich

I had to look it up too. If it helps any it happened in the UEFA Cup

When I started watching European football, Ipswich were big in Europe. I wonder if they did the historic damage. (At this point I am reduced to guessing. Lol)

Call it a fortunate guess, call it divine intervention.... One of you actually guessed the right answer without knowing. Kimway17 actually had the right answer among his 4 guesses.

Correct answer- Norwich City, who won there (like TheBarcaShow pointed out) during the UEFA Cup in 1992-93.

Just doing my part in trying to put Norwich back on the map.... Wish them well in their campaign this year

Nice!

Marcello Lippi?

Decent guess, but no...

Sir alex?

Guus Hiddinck?

Sorry, little addendum to the question.... He has finished runner-up in all 3 competitions but never WON any of them

Avram grant?

Wenger?

Grant was possibly the worst answer given....    Erm.... Wenger....  

Correct answer goes to TheBarcaShow- Arsene Wenger. He was runner-up in the European Cup winners Cup in 1992 with Monaco; finished runner-up in the UEFA Cup in 2000 with Arsenal; and was runner-up in the Champions League in 2006, again with Arsenal, against Barcelona

I really didn't know about the UEFA cup one but I knew about Monaco, 2/3 sounded good for me