The Summer Quiz 2009
| 1 |
What is the oldest National Park in the USA? |
Yellowstone National Park |
| 2 |
What did Sunderland Football Club change their nickname to in 1999? |
The Black Cats |
| 3 |
What do the initials DB stand for with regard to Aston Martin DB? models? |
David Brown |
| 4 |
How is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue otherwise known? |
The White House |
| 5 |
Ian Gillan and David Coverdale have both provided lead vocals for which rock group? |
Deep Purple |
| 6 |
What word is the opposite of deciduous? |
Evergreen |
| 7 |
Which sea was parted by Moses in the Bible? |
The Red Sea |
| 8 |
Who was born Priscilla White? |
Cilla Black |
| 9 |
Who played the role of Baby Houseman in Dirty Dancing? |
Jennifer Grey |
| 10 |
10 Which literary character shared his home with Ginger and Merrylegs? |
Black Beauty |
| 11 |
In which film did James Cagney play gangland boss Cody Jarrett? |
White Heat |
| 12 |
Which Coronation Street actress was the first soap star to receive an honour from the Queen? |
Violet Carson |
| 13 |
Who had hits with the songs, “Get the Party started” and “So What”? |
Pink |
| 14 |
Which character was portrayed by Richard Attenborough in the film Brighton Rock? |
Pinkie Brown |
| 15 |
What do the initials OFS stand for in South Africa? |
Orange Free State |
| 16 |
Which song was a number one hit for the Rolling Stones in November 1964? |
Little Red Rooster |
| 17 |
Which LM Montgomery novel is set on Prince Edward Island? |
Anne of Green Gables |
| 18 |
Which rock band’s line-up comprises of Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton? |
Cream |
| 19 |
Which snooker star is nicknamed “The Whirlwind”? |
Jimmy White |
| 20 |
Who recorded the albums “Wish You Were Here” and “The Wall”? |
Pink Floyd |
| 21 |
Which 1976 film saw Gene Wilder aboard an express train? |
The Silver Streak |
| 22 |
Who won the Superbowl in 1997? |
Green Bay Packers |
| 23 |
Which group had hits with “Melting Pot” and “Banner Man”? |
Blue Mink |
| 24 |
In which 1990 film did Gerard Depardieu fall in love with Andie Macdowell? |
Gree n Card |
| 25 |
What is the name of the editor of the Daily Planet in Superman? |
Perry White |
| 26 |
Which film sequel is subtitled The Legend of Curly’s Gold |
City Slickers II |
| 27 |
What is the chemical symbol for gold? |
Au |
| 28 |
What metal makes up the majority of Olympic gold medals? |
Silver |
| 29 |
Which company’s logo is known as the Golden Arches? |
McDonalds |
| 30 |
Which singer had hits with Never Let Her Slip Away and Lonely Boy? |
Andrew Gold |
| 31 |
In which city was the US comedy The Golden Girls set? |
Miami |
| 32 |
In 2002, which football club issued free condoms to their fans, but only in black and gold colours? |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
| 33 |
Which golfer is nicknamed the Golden Bear? |
Jack Nicklaus |
| 34 |
What is the last name of the Bond villain also known as The Man with the Golden Gun? |
Scaramanga |
| 35 |
What is 10ins tall, gold plated and stands on a reel of film? |
Oscar statuette |
| 36 |
What idol was made by Aaron for the Israelites? |
The Golden Calf |
| 37 |
Who played the role of Chandler Jarrell in The Golden Child? |
Eddie Murphy |
| 38 |
The Golden Bear is the premier award at which film festival? |
The Berlin Film Festival |
| 39 |
In the Bond movie, what was the name of Goldfinger’s oriental bodyguard? |
Oddjob |
| 40 |
What opened to the public of San Francisco in May 1937? |
Golden Gate Bridge |
| 41 |
Which Dutch rock band had a 70s hit with the song Radar Love? |
Golden Earring |
| 42 |
Which region of the Yukon Territory is famed for its 19th century gold rush? |
Klondike |
| 43 |
Which song contains the line, “talking is cheap, people follow like sheep”? |
Silence is Golden |
| 44 |
The Gold Coast is a region of which Australian state? |
Queensland |
| 45 |
The Latin word for gold, aurum translates into English as what? |
Shining dawn |
| 46 |
In which state is Fort Knox, the location of the USA’s gold reserves to be found? |
Kentucky |
| 47 |
Which part of the human body contains the most gold that has not been artificially added? |
Toe nails |
| 48 |
Which King of Pessinus was obsessed with gold? |
King Midas |
| 49 |
Which fish family does the goldfish belong to? |
Carp |
| 50 |
Which movie icon was born, Emanuel Goldenberg? |
Edward G Robinson |
| 51 |
What nickname was bestowed upon Manfred von Richtofen? |
The Red Baron |
| 52 |
Which group began life as the Frantic Elevators? |
Simply Red |
| 53 |
Which was the first organisation to win two Nobel Peace Prizes? |
International Red Cross |
| 54 |
By what name was the fire fighter Paul Neal better known? |
Red Adair |
| 55 |
In a greyhound race which trap number wears a red jacket? |
Trap 1 |
| 56 |
Which entertainer was billed as the Last of the Red Hot Mamas? |
Sophie Tucker |
| 57 |
What are the three red properties on a London Monopoly board? |
Fleet St, Strand, Trafalgar Sq |
| 58 |
Which composer was known as the Red Priest? |
Antonio Vivaldi |
| 59 |
Which venue has a name that translates into English as the Red Windmill? |
Moulin Rouge |
| 60 |
In Red Dwarf how is the character of Duane Dibbley otherwise known? |
Cat |
| 61 |
In 1991 which football club won the European Champions Cup? |
Red Star Belgrade |
| 62 |
Who won a Best Director Oscar for the film Reds? |
Warren Beatty |
| 63 |
In which 2002 film did Hannibal Lecter assist in the capture of the Tooth Fairy? |
Red Dragon |
| 64 |
What was formerly known as the Arabian Gulf? |
Red Sea |
| 65 |
What is the name of Snow White’s sister? |
Rose Red |
| 66 |
Which of the Teletubbies is red? |
Po |
| 67 |
Which country was named by Eric the Red in 982AD? |
Greenland |
| 68 |
Which rock band was founded by school pals Anthony Kiedis and Michael Balzary? |
Red Hot Chili Peppers |
| 69 |
Who wrote the novel The Hunt for Red October? |
Tom Clancy |
| 70 |
Which song ends with the line, “You’ll go down in history”? |
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer |
| 71 |
Which duo drove a red and white Ford Torino? |
Starsky & Hutch |
| 72 |
In which TV drama did Sarah Lancashire play Coral Atkins? |
Seeing Red |
| 73 |
Which was the only song with red in the title to top the UK charts in the 1960s? |
Little Red Rooster |
| 74 |
Which 3 songs with the word red in the title topped the UK charts in the 1980s? |
Red Red Wine, 99 Red Balloons, Lady in Red |
| 75 |
Which nine countries form a coastline with the Red Sea? |
Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea |
| 76 |
What was Diana Moran’s nickname on early morning TV? |
The Green Goddess |
| 77 |
On which game show was Tony Green employed as an assistant? |
Bullseye |
| 78 |
Which element takes its name from the Greek for green? |
Chlorine |
| 79 |
Which TV show was introduced with the words, “here is a box, a musical box, wound up and ready to play? |
Camberwick Green |
| 80 |
Who plays the role of Dorien Green in Birds of a Feather? |
Lesley Joseph |
| 81 |
Which 1968 film starred John Wayne as Colonel Mike Kirby? |
The Green Berets |
| 82 |
Which American rock group recorded the albums American Idiot and Insomniac? |
Green Day |
| 83 |
Which soul legend gave up his pop career to become a Bishop of the Full Gospel Tabernacle Church? |
Al Green |
| 84 |
Which Muppet sings the song, It’s Not Easy Being Green? |
Kermit the Frog |
| 85 |
Which of the Teletubbies is green? |
Dipsy |
| 86 |
Who plays the title role in the TV drama Linda Green? |
Liza Tarbuck |
| 87 |
Who wrote the children’s book Green Eggs and Ham? |
Dr Seuss |
| 88 |
What is the name of the arch foe of Spiderman as played on film by Willem Dafoe? |
Green Goblin |
| 89 |
What is the former name of the Green Party? |
Ecology Party |
| 90 |
In which TV drama did Robson Green play hospital porter Jimmy Powell? |
Casualty |
| 91 |
Who penned the novel Our Man in Havana? |
Graham Greene |
| 92 |
Which TV series ran from 1955 to 1976 encompassing 430 episodes? |
Dixon of Dock Green |
| 93 |
In which TV series did Lorne Greene play Commander Adama? |
Battlestar Galactica |
| 94 |
The film The Man with the Green Carnation, chronicles the tumultuous life of which writer? |
Oscar Wilde |
| 95 |
Who directed the film The Cook, the Thief, the Wife and His Lover? |
Peter Greenaway |
| 96 |
What is the surname of Anne of Green Gables? |
Shirley |
| 97 |
Who played the role of John Coffey in the film The Green Mile? |
Michael Clarke Duncan |
| 98 |
What is the name of the baker in the village of Camberwick Green? |
Mickey Murphy |
| 99 |
Which film features the song The Green Leaves of Summer? |
The Alamo |
| 100 |
Which group had a top ten hit in 1968 with Green Tambourine? |
The Lemon Pipers |
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The Summer Quiz 2008
| 1 |
13 in a B D |
13 in a Bakers Dozen |
| 2 |
45 R P M for a S |
45 Revolutions Per Minute for a Single |
| 3 |
3 B M |
3 Blind Mice |
| 4 |
1815 = B of W |
1815 = Battle of Waterloo |
| 5 |
A T W in 80 D |
Around The World in 80 Days |
| 6 |
99 = an I C with a F |
99 = Ice Cream with a Flake |
| 7 |
42 = the A to L the U & E |
42 = the Answer to Life the Universe & Everything |
| 8 |
52 C in a D of C |
52 Cards in a Deck of Cards |
| 9 |
70 = the M S L |
70 = the Maximum Speed Limit |
| 10 |
90 D in a R A |
90 Degrees in a Right Angle |
| 11 |
S W & T 7 D |
Snow White & The 7 Dwarfs |
| 12 |
7 S on a 50 P C |
7 Sides on a 50 Pence Coin |
| 13 |
1 M W to M a M |
1 Man Went to Mow a Meadow |
| 14 |
3 M in a B |
3 Men in a Boat |
| 15 |
37 N on a R W |
37 Numbers on a Roulette Wheel |
| 16 |
9 L of a C |
9 Lives of a Cat |
| 17 |
52 W in a Y |
52 Weeks in a Year |
| 18 |
12 D of C |
12 Days of Christmas |
| 19 |
15 R B on a S T |
15 Red Balls on a Snooker Table |
| 20 |
30 D in S |
30 Days in September |
| 21 |
22 = 2 L D in B |
22 = 2 Little Ducks in Bingo |
| 22 |
57 = H V |
57 = Heinz Varieties |
| 23 |
7 B for 7 B |
7 Brides for 7 Brothers |
| 24 |
12 M in a Y |
12 Months in a Year |
| 25 |
4 W and a F |
4 Weddings and a Funeral |
| 26 |
29 D in F in a L Y |
29 Days in February in a Leap Year |
| 27 |
200 P for P G in M |
200 Pounds for Passing Go in Monopoly |
| 28 |
3 C in the F (Film) |
3 Coins in the Fountain |
| 29 |
13 is U F S |
13 is Unlucky For Some |
| 30 |
4 and 20 B B B in a P |
4 and 20 Black Birds Baked in a Pie |
| 31 |
7 Y of B L for B a M |
7 Years of Bad Luck for Breaking a Mirror |
| 32 |
21 C = R G S |
21 Cannons = Royal Gun Salute |
| 33 |
54 C in a P with J |
54 Cards in a Pack with Jokers |
| 34 |
88 = T F L in B |
88 = Two Fat Ladies in Bingo |
| 35 |
7 W of the W |
7 Wonders of the World |
| 36 |
M S 7 T W C |
Michael Schumacher 7 Times World Champion |
| 37 |
11 P on a F T |
11 Players on a Football Team |
| 38 |
99 = B of B on the W |
99 = Bottles of Beer on the Wall |
| 39 |
14 D in a F |
14 Days in a Fortnight |
| 40 |
25 Y for a S W A |
25 Years for a Silver Wedding Anniversary |
| 41 |
5.4.3.2.1. T are G |
5.4.3.2.1. Thunderbirds are Go |
| 42 |
147 = M B in S |
147 = Maximum Break in Snooker |
| 43 |
101 D |
101 Dalmatians |
| 44 |
1953 Y of the Q C |
1953 Year of the Queens Coronation |
| 45 |
5 T on a F |
5 Toes on a Foot |
| 46 |
3 S on a T |
3 Sides on a Triangle |
| 47 |
C R 5 M L (music) |
Camptown Racetrack 5 Miles Long |
| 48 |
31 D in O |
31 Days in October |
| 49 |
7 C in a R |
7 Colours in a Rainbow |
| 50 |
30 P of S to B J C |
30 Pieces of Silver to Betray Jesus Christ |
| 51 |
3 M and a B (Film) |
3 Men and a Baby |
| 52 |
1969 = M L on the M |
1969 = Man Landed on the Moon |
| 53 |
366 D in a L Y |
366 Days in a Leap Year |
| 54 |
3 L on a T |
3 Legs on a Tripod |
| 55 |
39 B in the O T |
39 Books in the Old Testament |
| 56 |
5 G R |
5 Gold Rings |
| 57 |
12 I in a F |
12 Inches in a Foot |
| 58 |
240 P in an O P |
240 Pennies in an Old Pound |
| 59 |
10 Y in a D |
10 Years in a Decade |
| 60 |
26 L in the A |
26 Letters in the Alphabet |
| 61 |
2 T D |
2 Turtle Doves |
| 62 |
5 V in the E A |
5 Vowels in the English Alphabet |
| 63 |
90 D in a R A |
90 Degrees in a Right Angle |
| 64 |
8 T on an O |
8 Tentacles on an Octopus |
| 65 |
2 H on a B C |
2 Humps on a Bactrian Camel |
| 66 |
168 S on a S of D |
168 Spots on a Set of Dominoes |
| 67 |
2 D in a W |
2 Days in a Weekend |
| 68 |
15 P on a R U T |
15 Players on a Rugby Union Team |
| 69 |
8 F in a M |
8 Furlongs in a Mile |
| 70 |
8 L on a S |
8 Legs on a Spider |
| 71 |
12 S of the Z |
12 Signs of the Zodiac |
| 72 |
18 H on a G C |
18 Holes on a Golf Course |
| 73 |
1 W on a U |
1 Wheel on a Unicycle |
| 74 |
8 P in a G |
8 Pints in a Gallon |
| 75 |
6 W of H T E |
6 Wives of Henry The Eighth |
| 76 |
50 Y = G W A |
50 Years = Golden Wedding Anniversary |
| 77 |
20 F C in the P L |
20 Football Clubs in the Premier League |
| 78 |
10 G B H on a W |
10 Green Bottles Hanging on a Wall |
| 79 |
2 is C – 3 is a C |
2 is Company – 3 is a Crowd |
| 80 |
180 = M S on a D B |
180 = Maximum Score on a Dart Board |
| 81 |
6 F in a F |
6 Feet in a Fathom |
| 82 |
1760 Y in a M |
1760 Yards in a Mile |
| 83 |
3600 S in an H |
3600 Seconds in an Hour |
| 84 |
6 F on a C |
6 Faces on a Cube |
| 85 |
7 P in a N T |
7 Players in a Netball Team |
| 86 |
4 S in a P of P C |
4 Suits in a Pack of Playing Cards |
| 87 |
1066 = B of H |
1066 = Battle of Hastings |
| 88 |
64 S on a C B |
64 Squares on a Chess Board |
| 89 |
8 B in a B |
8 Bits in a Byte |
| 90 |
4 B in a N |
4 Bits in a Nybble |
| 91 |
10 L F & 10 T T |
10 Little Fingers & 10 Tiny Toes |
| 92 |
2 L E & 1 L N |
2 Little Eyes & 1 Little Nose |
| 93 |
3 W O M W |
3 Wheels On My Wagon |
| 94 |
521451 = the R C N of T S T |
521451= the Registered Charity Number of Training Ship Tiger |
| 95 |
4 C P of a C |
4 Cardinal Points of a Compass |
| 96 |
7926 M = D of the E at the E |
7926 Miles = Diameter of the Earth at the Equator |
| 97 |
P 9¾ to C the H E |
Platform 9¾ to Catch the Hogwarts Express |
| 98 |
2 G of V |
2 Gentleman of Verona |
| 99 |
4 H of the A |
4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse |
| 100 |
212 = B P of W in F |
212 = Boiling Point of Water in Fahrenheit |
The winner is the person with the most correct answers, if there should be more than one then the winner will be drawn at random.
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The Summer Quiz 2007
| 1900 |
The R of M |
The Relief Of Mafeking |
| 1901 |
D of QV |
Death Of Queen Victoria |
| 1902 |
ACD writes H of the B |
Arthur Conan Doyle Writes Hound Of The Baskerville |
| 1903 |
EP starts SM |
Emmeline Pankhurst starts the Suffragette Movement |
| 1904 |
TR is the US P |
Theodore Roosevelt is the United States President |
| 1905 |
AE propounds the T of R |
Albert Einstein propounds the Theory of Relativity |
| 1906 |
E in SF |
Earthquake in San Francisco |
| 1907 |
RPB launches the BSM |
Robert Baden Powell launches the Boy Scout Movement |
| 1908 |
OG in L |
Olympic Games in London |
| 1909 |
LB crosses the EC |
Louis Bleriot crosses the English Channel |
| 1910 |
D of KE the S |
Death of King Edward the Seventh |
| 1911 |
RA R the SP |
Ronald Amundsen reaches the South Pole |
| 1912 |
S of the T |
Sinking of the Titanic |
| 1913 |
ED killed by the KH at E |
Emily Davison killed by Kings Horse at Epson |
| 1914 |
AFF murdered in S |
Archibald Franz Ferdinand murdered in Sarajevo |
| 1915 |
S of the L |
Sinking of the Lusitania |
| 1916 |
B of J |
Battle of Jutland |
| 1917 |
US D W on G |
United States Declares War on Germany |
| 1918 |
E of TN & family |
Execution of Tsar Nicholas & family |
| 1919 |
JD wins the WHBT |
Jack Dempsey wins the World Heavyweight Boxing Title |
| 1920 |
P begins in the USA |
Prohibition begins in the United States of America |
| 1921 |
IFS started |
Irish Free State started |
| 1922 |
Discovery of the T of T |
Discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamen |
| 1923 |
O of WS |
Opening of Wembley Stadium |
| 1924 |
RM becomes FLPM |
Ramsey McDonald becomes first Labour Prime Minister |
| 1925 |
C declared a BC |
Cyprus declared a British Colony |
| 1926 |
JLB invents T |
John Logie Baird invents Television |
| 1927 |
CL F in the S of SL |
Charles Lindbergh flies in the Spirit of St. Louis |
| 1928 |
AF discovers P |
Alexander Fleming discovers Penicillin |
| 1929 |
WSC |
Wall Street Crash |
| 1930 |
AJ FS from L to A |
Amy Johnson flies solo for London to Australia |
| 1931 |
AC arrested for TE |
Al Capone arrested for Tax Evasion |
| 1932 |
The FMC by a RM |
The First Christmas Message by a Reigning Monarch |
| 1933 |
HL in BB controversy |
Harold Lloyd on Body line Bowling controversy |
| 1934 |
B & C K by P |
Bonny & Clyde killed by Police |
| 1935 |
T MPH SL introduced in UK |
Thirty Mile Per Hour Speed Limit introduced in United Kingdom |
| 1936 |
E the EA |
Edward the Eight Abdicates |
| 1937 |
FW invents the first JE |
Frank Whittle invents the first Jet Engine |
| 1938 |
OW RP of W of the W |
Orson Wells Radio Programme War of the Worlds |
| 1939 |
GIP |
Germany Invades Poland |
| 1940 |
B of B |
Battle of Britain |
| 1941 |
J A PH |
Japan Attacks Pearl Harbour |
| 1942 |
O founded |
Oxfam founded |
| 1943 |
BM R and is A |
Benito Mussolini Removed and is Arrested |
| 1944 |
DDL, AIN |
D Day Landings, Allies Invade Normandy |
| 1945 |
AB D on H & N |
Atom Bomb Dropped on Hiroshima & Nagasaki |
| 1946 |
Opening of LA |
Opening of London Airport |
| 1947 |
PE marries PM |
Princess Elizabeth marries Phillip Mountbatten |
| 1948 |
MG A |
Mahatma Ghandi Assassinated |
| 1949 |
S renames itself T |
Siam renames itself Thailand |
| 1950 |
The A began |
The Archers began |
| 1951 |
F of B |
Festival of Britain |
| 1952 |
KG the S dies |
King George the Sixth dies |
| 1953 |
C of ME |
Climbing of Mt. Everest |
| 1954 |
RB R the first SFMM |
Roger Banister Runs the first Sub Four Minute Mile |
| 1955 |
RE is the LW to be E in B |
Ruth Ellis is the Last Woman to be Executed in Britain |
| 1956 |
SCC |
Suez Canal Crisis |
| 1957 |
R conflict in LR, A |
Race conflict in Little Rock, Arkansas |
| 1958 |
EP D into USA |
Elvis Presley Drafted into United States Army |
| 1959 |
D of BH |
Death of Buddy Holly |
| 1960 |
PM marries AA-J |
Princess Margaret marries Anthony Armstrong-Jones |
| 1961 |
F ceases to be LT |
Farthing ceases to be Legal Tender |
| 1962 |
DN the FJB film |
Dr. No the First James Bond Film |
| 1963 |
GTR |
Great Train Robbery |
| 1964 |
B reach the top FP in USC |
Beatles reach the top Five Places in United States Charts |
| 1965 |
The S of M stars JA |
The Sound of Music stars Julie Andrews |
| 1966 |
The AD |
The Aberfan Disaster |
| 1967 |
FC SA the W |
Francis Chichester sails around the World |
| 1968 |
A of MLK |
Assassination of Martin Luther King |
| 1969 |
C makes FF |
Concord makes First Flight |
| 1970 |
VA reduced from TO to E |
Voting Age reduced from Twenty One to Eighteen |
| 1971 |
D |
Decimalisation |
| 1972 |
SJ opened |
Spaghetti Junction opened |
| 1973 |
BJ the CM |
Britain Joins the Common Market |
| 1974 |
WS |
Watergate Scandal |
| 1975 |
CC knighted |
Charlie Chaplin knighted |
| 1976 |
B & I end CW |
Britain and Iceland end Cod War |
| 1977 |
D of EP |
Death of Elvis Presley |
| 1978 |
FTTB |
First Test Tube Baby |
| 1979 |
MT, FBWPM |
Margaret Thatcher, First British Woman Prime Minister |
| 1980 |
JL A in NYC |
John Lennon Assassinated in New York City |
| 1981 |
LR form SDP |
Labour Rebels form Social Democratic Party |
| 1982 |
A seizes the FI |
Argentina seizes the Falkland Islands |
| 1983 |
NK becomes L of LP |
Neil Kinnock becomes Leader of Labour Party |
| 1984 |
T & D win GM at WO |
Torville & Dean win Gold Medals at Winter Olympics |
| 1985 |
RW sinks |
Rainbow Warrior sinks |
| 1986 |
CD |
Chernobyl disaster / Challenger disaster |
| 1987 |
H of FE S |
Herald of Free Enterprise Sinks |
| 1988 |
PAOR disaster |
Piper Alpha Oil Rig disaster |
| 1989 |
BW KD |
Berlin Wall Knocked Down |
| 1990 |
NM is R from P |
Nelson Mandela is Released from Prison |
| 1991 |
GW |
Gulf War |
| 1992 |
BH & FH die |
Benny Hill & Frankie Howard die |
| 1993 |
BP opened to the P |
Buckingham Palace opened to the Public |
| 1994 |
FWP in C of E |
First Woman Priest in Church of England |
| 1995 |
EC attacks F |
Eric Cantona attacks Fan |
| 1996 |
DH wins MRWC |
Damon Hill wins Motor Racing World Championship |
| 1997 |
D, P of W D |
Diana, Princess of Wales Dies |
| 1998 |
GFPT signed in I |
Good Friday Peace Treaty signed in Ireland |
| 1999 |
AV top of P at 1.1.99 |
Aston Villa top of Premiership at 1.1.99 |
| 2000 |
The NM |
The New Millennium |