Soccer trivia

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

no

he was 13 when he signed too

 

[NK Arsenal]

Torino?

EDIT: Just in case it's right, I didn't use wiki but none of ya will believe me.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

lol just happened to be right eh ? ;-) bloke knows everything about bayern

 

[pennywisealfie]

Torino?

EDIT: Just in case it's right, I didn't use wiki but none of ya will believe me.

LOL! i love how you say edit: yet u didnt edit, lol.

Torino hey..............good guess.

who was the first and maybe still only player to win a european champions league medal in consecutive years playing for different clubs. Hint: it happened in the 90s.

 

[Bumble]

I'm guessing it was someone in Ajax '95 who then moved to a different team

Wouldn't have a clue who though

 

[pennywisealfie]

ok to help with this question, here in order is the winners of the champions league thru the 90s

milan
red star belgrade
barcelona
marseille
milan
ajax
juventus
borussia dortmund
real madrid
manchester united

 

[Bumble]

Wait I remember now that you have that list

It was from Juventus to Dortmund I'm sure...forget his name though

 

[pennywisealfie]

incorrect

 

[NK Arsenal]

LOL! i love how you say edit: yet u didnt edit, lol.

Somtimes when ya edit, the sh*t doesn't come up down the bottom.

Torino hey..............good guess.

Yep, I think it was a good one too.

who was the first and maybe still only player to win a european champions league medal in consecutive years playing for different clubs. Hint: it happened in the 90s.

dunno. time for wiki :sarcasm:

 

[pennywisealfie]

go ahead, its a hard thing to wiki.

 

[DB]

Edgar Davids.

 

[Dragooner]

Out of the 20 Serie A clubs (16 if you include the ones ruled out) you happened to get it exactly right, plus if you go onto his page on Wiki there is a big section on junior clubs :lol:

 

[Dragooner]

And Penny, I know this question! He played for Marseille then for AC, I'm sure, but who???

 

[Bumble]

Alfie after you said I was wrong I wiki'd it, and I am right.

There was a player from the winning Juventus side in 1996 that moved to Dortmund in 1997 and won it again.

 

[NK Arsenal]

Alfie after you said I was wrong I wiki'd it, and I am right.

yay! :crazy:

 

[Dragooner]

But NP, It's different if you're trying to prove a point. Otherwise by all means look it up but don't post the answer on here, save it till once no one can get it and even then just say you 'cheated'.

And Bumble has hit the nail on the head, Paulo Sousa, poor bloke with over 50 Portugese caps with out a goal.

But I still think there is another. Deschamps and Dessaily both moved to Italy from Marseille. But when and was it to AC?

 

[pennywisealfie]

Alfie after you said I was wrong I wiki'd it, and I am right.

There was a player from the winning Juventus side in 1996 that moved to Dortmund in 1997 and won it again.

right, but the question was, who was the first player to do it? so your answer is still incorrect to my question.

ill just give it to sd. its marcel desailly, played for marseille and then for milan, and what a perfomance for milan in the 94 final against barca it was. he deadset tore us apart.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

Alfie after you said I was wrong I wiki'd it, and I am right.

bullsh*t you're full of sh*t. the f**kin majority of people wiki or look up everything. yeah you just happened to calmy know who the only person in the penalty shootout between brazil and netherland at france 98 missed their penalty :roll: you're f**kin frauds

 

[Tom Shines]

At least man up and say you Wiki'd it to get the answer.

 

[Tonearm Terrorwrist]

and if you're going to wiki it atleast get the answer right

In 1992, he moved to Olympique de Marseille, and won the European Cup the following year. In 1994, while a member of A.C. Milan, he again won the Cup, being the first player to win the Cup in consecutive seasons with different clubs. (Desailly's team had defeated Milan in the 1993 Champions League final, also making him the first player to transfer to the Final's opposing side.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Desailly