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I was born on the 18th of February 1933 in County Durham. I was the fourth of five sons. My father was a coal miner. I attended Waterhouses Secondary Modern School. My father insisted I continued to work as an electrician even though I was signed professionally to a sport. Eventually, I gave up my trade for full time football. I made my debut in 1950 for Fulham. I participated in two ambassadorial Football Association tours in the West Indies and South Africa. I made 20 appearances for the England national Team. I was dropped out of the England team in favour for somebody else in a game against Scotland. Following the 1958 World Cup, I became an established member of the England squad. In 1959, my manager suggested that I took a coaching course. I moved to Ipswich Town in 1969 where I became my reputation as a successful manager was established. My success offered me a job for the national team. I was awarded a number of honours for my contributions in football I married Elsie. I have three sons: Andrew, Paul and Mark. In 1991 I was diagnosed with cancer. I died in 2009 from lung cancer in County Durham. My first name begins with B My second name has 6 letters. It begins with R. Who am I? Sir Bobby Robson |
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I was born in 1985 in Liverpool. I grew up supporting my local football club. I went to De La Salle School. I was bought up as a Catholic. I have younger brothers. I began by playing for Liverpool Schoolboys. In my early days, I held the record for scoring 72 goals in my local team. Between 1995-96 I scored 114 goals in 29 games. One of my senior debuts was a 2-2 home draw against Tottenham. I became the youngest player for a national team. I am thought to get paid over 140K per week. In 2006, I signed the largest sports book deal in publishing history. I was named 2002’s BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. In 2009/10 I was awarded the Player of the Year and the Footballer of the Year. I moved teams for £25.6 million in 2004. I have had endorsement deals with Nike. I am the striker for a Premier League football club. I play for Manchester United and England. I was handed number 10 in 2007 I am married to Coleen. I am a very famous footballer. My first name begins with R. My second name ends in Y. Who am I? Wayne Rooney |
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I was born on the 5th of December 1975 in West Midlands. I live in Essex. I attended Wanstead High School. My mother is from Sicily. I became the youngest ever winner of a ranking tournament aged 17. I play a sport which has different coloured balls. I won the 1998 Irish Masters. I was disqualified after cannabis was found in a drugs test. In 2004/05 I won the seasons Masters and Welsh Open Titles. In a world championship I lost to Peter Ebdon. In 2007/08 I withdrew from the first ranking even of the season, Shanghai Masters on medical grounds. In 2008/09, I started the new season by winning the Northern Ireland Trophy In 1996 I was found guilty of assaulting someone. I play in a fast and attacking manner. I am right handed but I can play to a high standard with my left hand. I am considered the most naturally talented player in the history of Snooker. My girlfriend is Jo Langley. One of my hobbies is motor racing. I am nicknamed ‘the rocket.’ My career earnings are over £6 million. My first name begins with R. My second name is O’Sullvian. Who am I? Ronnie O'Sullivan |
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I was born in 1977. I am famous for playing a certain kind of sport. I made my debut in 1998 at Trent Bridge. In 1998 I became an integral player for England. I have three children. I was a guest commentator during a few matches in the World Darts Championship. I suffered regular injuries in my international career. I announced my retirement in 2009. I developed deep vein thrombosis after surgery to my knee. I became a team captain on a Sky1 television sports panel show. I was named as the latest brand ambassador for men’s fashion brand Jacamo. I married Rachael Wools in 2005. I was a member of the Order of the British Empire in 2006. I am the second highest English wicket taker in one day international cricket. In 2006, I was named captain of the England team. In 2005, I won the BBC sports personality of the year. I host a radio show on BBC Radio Five Live on Monday night. I am a former English cricketer. I played for Lancashire County cricket club. In early 2011, I became the face of Morrisons supermarket. My nickname is Freddie. My first name starts with A. My second name sounds like Flintstone. Who am I? Andrew Flintoff |
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