Quiz Questions

Which club’s tradition of singing “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” has been in place since the 1920s?

• Chelsea

• West Ham United

• Newcastle United

• Aston Villa

What does the lion on Chelsea’s crest symbolise?

• Royalty and legacy

• Speed and agility

• Strength and determination

• Innovation and modernity

How did Newcastle United earn the nickname “The Magpies”?

• From an early club mascot

• Due to the black-and-white colours of their kit

• Because of a local legend about magpies

• From a historic sponsorship deal

Which unique characteristic of St. James’ Park contributes to Newcastle’s match-day experience?

• Its retractable roof

• The use of the local Geordie dialect in chants

• A modern design with digital screens

• Its location on a former royal hunting ground

What aspect of Manchester United’s early history is highlighted as an unusual fact?

• Their players often played barefoot

• They were originally a cricket team

• Their players worked in factories and docks

• They were founded by local aristocrats

Which achievement is Arsenal particularly celebrated for in the passage?

• Their record transfer fees

• Their 2003–04 “Invincibles” season

• Winning the most FA Cups

• Their international touring history

What significant change occurred for Arsenal in 2006?

• The club changed its crest

• They moved from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium

• They merged with another club

• They introduced a new team mascot

“You’ll Never Walk Alone” is best described as: A) A commercial jingle B) An anthem symbolising unity at Liverpool C) A song associated with Tottenham Hotspur D) A traditional ballad from Manchester

• A commercial jingle

• An anthem symbolising unity at Liverpool

• A song associated with Tottenham Hotspur

• A traditional ballad from Manchester

What is the origin of Tottenham Hotspur’s motto “To Dare Is to Do”?

• It was adopted from a famous British novel

• It reflects the club’s tradition of embracing risk and innovation

• It was the slogan of a long-forgotten sponsor

• It was coined by their first manager

Everton’s nickname “The Toffees” originates from:

• A) A local sweet shop near their original ground

• B) Their early sponsorship by a confectionery company

• C) A famous goal celebration

• D) The colour of their kit