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  Huddersfield Town FC   best quiz  
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Huddersfield Town is the club that I have supported since I was a child. Here are some difficult questions about the club, made easier. Hope you can all enjoy this one!
Easier, 10 Qns, nasty_liar, Sep 01 09
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  The History of Huddersfield Town    
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10 questions on the wonderful club that is Huddersfield Town.
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Huddersfield Town Trivia Questions
1. Four calendar years before the sinking of the Titanic and six calendar years before the start of the first World War, can you tell me which year Huddersfield Town Association Football Club was launched?

From Quiz Huddersfield Town FC

Answer: 1908

The RMS Titanic of the British shipping company, White Star Line, sunk in the early hours of 15th April 1912. The First World War started on the 28th June 1914 with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. In 1908, the football club Huddersfield Town was born. They played their first game, a friendly against Bradford Park Avenue on 2nd September 1908 to officially open their Leeds Road ground. Huddersfield of course was famous for being the birthplace of Rugby League in 1895, but now there was an alternative to the rugby. Interestingly, 1908 is always listed as the founding of Huddersfield Town FC, and the club centenary was celebrated as such in 2008, but the club formed as the Huddersfield Association Football Ground co. in 1907. They didn't start playing any games until the launch of Huddersfield Town AFC in 1908. Huddersfield Town entered the Football League in 1910.

2. Where do Huddersfield Town play their home games?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Galpharm Stadium

The original name was the McAlpine stadium, but a ten-year sponsoship deal ended in 2004.

3. What was the name of Huddersfield Town's old home ground?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Leeds Road

Situated just off Leeds Road, Huddersfield, where the old pitch used is to be, is a B&Q warehouse. They played there from 1908 to 1994.

4. Huddersfield Town's record goal scorer amassed a total of 159 goals, 142 of those coming in the league. His initials match a British Prime Minister, an American country singer, and two American Presidents. Who is he?

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Answer: George Brown

George Brown matches the initials of British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown. The American country singer would be Garth Brooks, and the American Presidents would be George Bush and George W. Bush. George Brown spent most, but not all of his career at Huddersfield Town. He scored 159 goals from 229 appearances for Huddersfield. He went on to play for Aston Villa, Burnley, Leeds United, and Darlington. In all, he scored 273 goals in 440 games. The other three players make up Huddersfield Town's second, third, and fourth highest goal scorers.

5. How many times were Huddersfield Town crowned champions of the old First Division (pre-1992)?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Three

Three times on the trot: 1923-24, 1924-25, and 1925-26. The first team in England to do so. A feat that has only been matched by Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United (before and after 1992). In 1992, the old First Division left the Football League and formed the FA Premier League.

6. Huddersfield Town played at their Leeds Road home from 1908 to 1994. During this time their record attendance was 67,037. This was during an FA Cup game in 1932 against a London team whose nickname is the 'Gunners'. Which team is it?

From Quiz Huddersfield Town FC

Answer: Arsenal

Arsenal defeated Huddersfield 1-0 in that game, Round 6 of the FA Cup, but they did not win the cup. Arsenal lost in the final to Newcastle United. Arsenal have the nickname, 'The Gunners', and their home ground is located in north London. Of the other options, Aston Villa play their home games in Birmingham at Villa Park, Everton play their home games in Liverpool at Goodison Park, and Port Vale play their home games in Stoke-upon-Trent at Vale Park.

7. In 1994, Huddersfield Town moved to their new stadium, named for the first 10 years as the Alfred McAlpine Stadium. From 2004, the new drug related sponsor was who?

From Quiz Huddersfield Town FC

Answer: Galpharm

The first 10-year sponsorship deal went to the construction company that had built the stadium, Alfred McAlpine. From 2004 Galpharm sponsored the stadium. Nike is a world famous brand of sportswear, JJB is the name of a sports merchandise and equipment retailer in the UK. Halfords is an auto parts accessories and general outdoor equipment retailer in the UK.

8. When Town sold Andy Booth in July 1996 to Sheffield Wednesday, which player did Town not sign on the same day?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Paul Dalton

Paul Dalton was signed in the same year, but not on the same day.

9. In November of 1987, Huddersfield Town lost by the huge margin of 10-1. The team that inflicted this defeat used to play their home games at Maine Road, in the same city as a famous 'United'. What is the name of that team?

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Answer: Manchester City

This defeat stands as Huddersfield Town's record league loss. The exact same margin was the scale of their greatest victory, a 10-1 rout over Blackpool in December 1930. The 10-1 loss came in Huddersfield Town's worst ever season, they finished 12 points behind the second bottom team. Huddersfield actually played Manchester City five times that season, winning the home league match 1-0. That was one of the only wins they had that season.

10. Which Town manager led a relegation threatened team to safety in the 1997-98 season, which was dubbed as, "The Great Escape"?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Peter Jackson

Bottom of the first division with no wins in 15 games. Peter Jackson was named manager after Brian Horton was sacked with assistant Terry Yorath. Probably the best end of season video made.

11. In the summer of 1996, Huddersfield Town broke their own transfer record by buying Marcus Stewart from Bristol Rovers. He left in February 2000, and was bought by which team?

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Answer: Ipswich Town

On paper it seemed like good business, but at the time a heavily in debt Huddersfield Town were close to the top of the second flight of English football. Promotion was on the cards, but the decision was made to sell star striker Stewart to promotion rivals Ipswich Town. Ipswich gained promotion, Huddersfield missed out on even a playoff position (after leading the table at the halfway stage), and then two relegations in three years followed.

12. When was the first time that Huddersfield Town was promoted through the playoffs?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: 1995

Town beat Bristol Rovers in the 1995 playoff final and won promotion from Divisin Two (and Lincoln City in the 2003 play-off final to win promotion from Division Three).

13. When Huddersfield Town signed this striker over the summer 2009, he scored on his league debut. He also shares his first name with a Middle East nation, a famous basketball star, and a British glamour model. What is his name?

From Quiz Huddersfield Town FC

Answer: Jordan Rhodes

Huddersfield Town did sign all four of the players listed between the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. Anthony Kay was signed from Tranmere Rovers on a free transfer. Kay played as a midfielder but was also able to play in central defence if needed. Peter Clarke was signed from Southend United also on a free transfer. Clarke has made a name for himself as a tough central defender. Theo Robinson signed for an undislosed fee from Watford. Robinson was a striker. Finally, Jordan Rhodes was signed from Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee.

14. Which manager led Huddersfield Town to the first two of their three championships on the trot?

From Quiz The History of Huddersfield Town

Answer: Herbert Chapman

Herbert Chapman sent Town on their way with championships in 1923-24 and 1924-25, but quit the job to take over at Arsenal. Cecil Potter was manager when Town won their third title. Herbert Chapman then won three title on the trot at Arsenal: 1930-31, 1931-32 and 1932-33.

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