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Was asked this question at work last week and don't actually know the correct answer so here goes .....
How many different nationalities of players have played with Queens since 1919 ....?
Example -
Scotland , Derek Lyle
England , Allan Ball
There's the obvious first two , over to you >>>
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Callum Antell - Wales
George O'Boyle - Northern Ireland
Paul Heffernan - Republic of Ireland
Geoff McLean - Canada
Stuart Lovell - Australia
Ludovic Roy - France
Paddy Atkinson - Singapore
Dmytro Pronevych - Ukraine
James McGowan - Germany
Kyle Jacobs - South Africa
Marvin Andrews - West Indies
take it you only want 1 from each country ?
Last edited by Ftivano1; 22-07-2016 at 04:41 PM.
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Kevin Dzierzawski - United States
George Cruikshanks - Malaysia
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As well as Lovell there was Scott Starr from Australia.Not sure if he actually started a game for Queens though?
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As well as Lovell there was Scott Starr from Australia.Not sure if he actually started a game for Queens though? There was a coloured guy that got injured after a few minutes in a game at Dingwall a few years ago (Tope?) Who I believe was Nigerian born
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"Trialist" 1st November 2005 was Indeed Nigerian as I suspected.
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FAO Bagapapa - the player in that 1 - 1 draw at Ross County (2005) was Temitope Arojogun his one and only appearance. He
has been around quite a few English non - league teams like Welling, Fisher Athletic, Solihull etc but started out at Leicester
City - no idea if he is British born or as you say Nigerian.
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From memory, was there not a guy in the 70s who went on to play for New Zealand? Malcolmson? Not very sure about this one, I may be misrembering.....
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Sammy Malcolmson did play for us. He was born in Scotland but emigrated to NZ beyond his time with us.Originally Posted by Edqos1
He played one game in 1982 world cup, ironically against scotland.
Some info from Wiki.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Malcolmson
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Sammy played 13 games in 1972 - he is a native of Dalbeattie and still has relatives in the area.
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