David Potter’s Quiz – 20 Questions on Celtic 1887-1900

FRIDAY’S QUIZ QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS – HOW DID YOU SCORE?


1. European Cup medal holder before he arrived at Parkhead and lifted many trophies with us. Paul Lambert.

2. Brother in law of the Manager. Paul Telfer.

3. Three handles and seems to live at Celtic Park all the time now. Scottish League Cup.

4. Won a European Cup medal after he left Celtic. Henrik Larsson.

5. Moderate player, Geordie, scored one of the goals in a League Cup final and pretended to smoke a cigar. Tommy Johnson.

6. Hat-trick in League Cup final. Henrik Larsson.

7. Beat us painfully in Scottish Cup on three occasions since 2000. Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

8. Only one of its kind to be played on a Sunday, Celtic in black. Scottish Cup Final of 2013.

9. Occasionally naughty, but you need them for the atmosphere. Green Brigade.

10. Held a Press conference in a pub! Kenny Dalglish.

11. We had two of them, each at the end of a long career in England. Keane (Roy and Robbie).

12. Saved a penalty against a Colombian. Fraser Forster.

13. The pious custodian. Artur Boruc (the Holy Goalie)

14 Comes from same place as Jim Baxter. Scott Brown.

15 Loveable but accident prone holder of an African Cup of Nations medal. Efe Ambrose.

16 Is this the home of a Lisbon Lion? No, we train there. Lennoxtown.

17 Manager with 100% record of winning the League. Ronny Deila (Rodgers left early in his third season so didn’t win it that year).

18 Eventually beat Celtic at Parkhead in 2012 for first time since 1955. Kilmarnock.

19 Scored a goal in a Scottish League Cup final, and had a rather violent disagreement with a Rangers fan. Darren O’Dea.

20 Born in Paris, played for Cameroon and scored goal in Scottish Cup final. Jean-Joel Perrier Doumbe.

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About Author

David was a distinguished Celtic author and historian and writer for The Celtic Star. He lived in Kirkcaldy and followed Celtic all my life, having seen them first at Dundee in March 1958. He was a retired teacher and his other interests were cricket, drama and the poetry of Robert Burns. David Potter passed away on 29 July 2023 after a short illness. He was posthumously awarded a Special Recognition award by Celtic FC at the club's Player of the Year awards in May 2024. David's widow Rosemary accepted the award to huge applause from the Celtic Supporters in the Hydro.

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