E: 10/06 Win a pair of signed Lionel Messi F50 Football Boots (F/B DAILY)

Jokey

They replied:

@Jo: I agree it is a bit confusing. Only one of the three choices is an actual player type, thus the correct answer would be this player. However, as we haven't been able to introduce this player type yet, you will need to guess which one of the names will be one of our future player types.

Doesn't seem a lot clearer even tho they have answered :rotfl:

ETA: Someone has added:
K!tai Csaba: I know! You can find the right answer, just a little thought to.

Off to google :think:

ginjim

only found this

chris08

sweetiepie1982 wrote: »

They replied:

@Jo: I agree it is a bit confusing. Only one of the three choices is an actual player type, thus the correct answer would be this player. However, as we haven't been able to introduce this player type yet, you will need to guess which one of the names will be one of our future player types.

Doesn't seem a lot clearer even tho they have answered :rotfl:

ETA: Someone has added:
K!tai Csaba: I know! You can find the right answer, just a little thought to.

Off to google :think:

My God I was right to guess :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

hails84

Today's question:

WHICH AMERICAN SPRINTER USED TO BE NICKNAMED 'CHICKEN LEGS'?

Answer: Allyson Felix from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allyson_Felix

hails84

Today's question:

WHAT IS THE SPEED OF SOUND?

Answer: 343 meters per second from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_sound

kiki_725

LINK

so you dont have to scroll back pages

The_Plush_Doormat

Today's question:
THE FASTEST OWN GOAL IN THE HISTORY OF PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL WAS SCORED AFTER HOW MANY SECONDS?
3 seconds in 1977 (Plainmoor, UK).
6 seconds in 1977 (Plainmoor, UK). From the Guardian (see below)
12 seconds in 1977 (Plainmoor, UK).

"But Pat Kruse, erstwhile Torquay clogger of the seventies, went a full seven seconds better than that. On January 3, 1977 Cambridge United kicked off a league match by lumping the ball straight downfield, and Kruse leapt to head the ball past his goalkeeper. Genius. The goal was timed at six seconds and remains a record in British football."

The_Plush_Doormat

Today's question:
HOW FAST CAN I RUN THE 100 METRES?
Answer: 11 seconds (wiki)

I honestly thought they meant me ! There was no option slow enough though Then I realised you have to click play on the short video. The footballer is Park Chu-Young, striker for South Korea. Wiki says he can run 100 metres in 11 seconds (citation needed - but that's good enough for me)

twotimes

I missed today's. They must close a bit early.

New question is:

HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO DEVELOP ADIDAS' FASTEST BOOT EVER?
2 years
6 years
12 years



Could only find this. "We started development in 2008", so could be 2 years.

The_Plush_Doormat

Today's question

WHAT’S THE LIGHTEST CHEMICAL ELEMENT ON THE PERIODIC TABLE?
Heluim (sic)
Hydrogen (source Encyclopedia Britannica)
Magnesium

LINK