American Civil War.

Both were often compared to each other due to their willingness to give up power.

Anymore help and i'll be giving the name

Couple of suggestions.

Fozzard - NO, Tickle - NO, Wayne Mc - NO and to answer Cat, both Hull teams were in the League when he played so it's quite recent.

See my answer, i think it's correct.

Grover Cleveland?

Firewall and WOTT...........this is your answer.

wayne godwin

Must have done yours whilst i was typing regards to firewire.

But yes. George Washington was often compared to Cincinnatus for his willingness to give up near-absolute power once the crisis of the American Revolution had passed and victory had been won

Well done Sir.

I know

Well done that was a tough question IMO.

Since we can't escape the Wendyball........

Which English football club can demand to play in their home colours away from home thus forcing the home team to play in an away strip?

Another Rugby related question.

Which Super League player is the only player to play for 3 different clubs at there old grounds and there new grounds.

I would like the players name, the clubs and the ground names.

Note: The player is still involved within the Super League although he may not play anymore.

This is a complete guess

I thought the teams with old/new grounds in the recent past would be

Wire
Hull FC
Widnes?
Hudds?
Leigh?

Is it Toa Kohe Love

No, try again.

Is it 3 of those 5 teams?

No.

Stanely Gene

Hull KR (Craven Park, New Craven Park)
Hull FC (Boulevard, KC Stadium)
Huddersfield (Galpharm, Fartown?)

No, try again.

Which current SL player scored the quickest competitive Hat-trick in a game?

Malcom Alker, 3 tries in 8 mins.

Wrong

Bit of a long shot but..

Chris Chester - Halifax (Thrum Hall, The Shay) - He left the year it opened.
- Wigan (Central Park, JJB OR JJB,DW Stadium if were being extra smart although obviously it's the same ground) - Joined the year they moved into JJB so don't think it's him but anyway...
- Hull FC (Boulevard, KC)...another grey area as KC opened in 2002 and they left it to join the KC in Jan 03.

Your spot on fella, well done







He played for Halifax at Thrum Hall and The Shay in 97 and early 98 he moved to Wigan mid-way through 98 and played at Central Park a few times at Half-back due to Tony Smith being injured, then moved to JJb Stadium at the end of 99 and then onto the Boulevard at Hull FC for the start of the 2002 season, they didn't move to the KC until 2003.

1 man, 3 clubs, 6 grounds.

it's an urban myth

Reading is the answer because they play in the Royal county of Berkshire but it's not true

was it Chris Thorman?