Spot The Millers Quiz

[CAMiller]

Name these RUFC personnel. Please limit yourself to 5 answers to leave some for others and put all your replies in one post if possible.

1. Nigel, the cat and whispering Bob come together to make a Number 9.
2. He'd avoid Doncaster and Sheffield but would be quite at home in Rotherham, Barnsley and Chesterfield.
3. A Scottish lass on her wedding day who once made a gap wedge like impression on the pitch.
4. Bring it on!
5. I thought it was Louie or George but not Robert?
6. We didn't need De Niro, Liota and Pesci in midfield when he was there.
7. Followed in his father's footsteps but not in name or in success at RUFC.
8. "Roll up. Roll up to see the greatest show on earth" said the man with the new crew cut.
9. Roughly translated it's the orders given to Maria Shriver to pick up a young Patrick.
10. His physique in a Rotherham shirt had some thinking we'd signed this Turandot singing namesake.
11. If he'd been a fan of the opposing teams you could just hear Blakey saying this (28 times in fact)
12. Wrong tinned food company? Surely Ambrosia and not this soup giant.
13. Often confused with one of the Biblical Magi but in reality he's just a friendly spirit.
14. The yoga session had to be cancelled because of these equipment thieves.
15. At one point this midfielder sported a Rolls Royce of a 'tache during his 250 games in the 60s/70s
16. A record 110K signing whose name suggests he might have been better suited to a local rival.
17. Is he the Yorkshireman's answer to the question "How does tha' burgle an 'ouse?".
18. A welcome visitor for the Grand Old Man of British politics.
19. Has this Welsh holiday camp location now become a sanctuary for these big cats?
20. Ponder over "Rock on" and "Ooh Betty" to get this well loved central defender.
21. Is it a Goose or a Cloud? No it's this lad lighting up the Sky on our debut.
22. Replace his first name with that of a Spanish King Carlos I to get what many fans thought of him.
23. You might say it's what the August born 49ers were seeking and where.
24. In Amman you'd probably go up one of these to get a great view of the city.
25. A wartime hero who liked to go fast on both land and water?
26. He may have shared a name with the father of impressionism but his debut was certainly no oil painting.
27. This pair of Millers could have been the first two on a famous fire station roll call.
28. Just one initial short of what many consider Peter O'Toole's finest role
29. An Irishman who went by two first names and sounds like a Scottish kebab.
30. 15+ games into this season and it's hard to say we've had one yet.
31. A lacklustre painting of the Peak District perhaps?
32. Sounds like this defender might leave a few long lasting marks.
33. You could say that "never knowingly undersold" will get you this.
34. Could this pair be described as the RUFC equivalent of the Pitts?
35. Not sure where he found the time to write plays about Rita and Shirley.
36. There have been 266 (or 267) Bishops of Rome but not a single one with this name.
37. He wasn't Cliff's lad but 10 years service got him a testimonial and a Wembley medal.
38. A light hearted version of Sylvia Kristel's alter ego?
39. His single game in a Millers' shirt doesn't warrant him being given the VSOP moniker.
40. Shake up what's missing from India Pale and White Hart to get this hero
41. Was it his brother who was mates with Huck and fell in love with Becky? Probably not.
42. He's a mashup of Dart's royalty and a Bowie character who loves chimney stacks.
43. This one wasn't mighty but made a big impression in 16 games.
44. Sounds like a place where Franny might teach football during the summer months.
45. Grow a pair and name these two Millers.
46. Rumoured not just be on top of the cake but also quite keen on eating it.
47. Could he be a Wallace and Gromit spin-off with the wrong ruminant?
48. His name suggests big feet but it was his big mouth that got him into trouble.
49. Does this winger's name suggest he might have done well at the former home of Leicester City?
50. If it isn't bad enough being a Dick, inferring it is diminutive in size just adds insult to injury.
51. Maybe a useful place to get both a savoury pastry and a puncture repair kit for the bike.
52. As a kid I would mistakenly insert his initial into his surname to come up with a piece of swimwear.
53. We've had enough of these to open our own Saville Row. Care to name one or two?
54. Prefers the Mediterranean, Baltic and Adriatic over the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian.
55. This cobbled street café owner is now serving liver as an accompaniment to your main meal.
56. In his native land he'd be jerk but in South Yorkshire he was just a devious smoked pig's leg.
57. What an American might say when ordering Rotherham's favourite 'chubby' chef to invigilate an exam.
58. Goalkeeper in a terrible team might be a fragile position when you share a name with a glass co.
59. He was said to have left a lasting impression on one of the Greek islands.
60. It's what The Queen might have said when she was knighting our very own Tory leader.

[avondalemiller]

52, Tunks
53 Ryan Taylor
58 Clark

[CAMiller]

52, Tunks
53 Ryan Taylor
58 Clark

52 is correct Roy Tunks (TRunks) and that is one possible answer for 53. That's not who I have however for 58 but I'm not 100% aware of all glass companies

[Lolmorgan]

20, Tommy Spencer. 58, Kevin Pilkington. 32, Joe Skarz. 35,Billy Russell.

[howdydoo]

1. Clarke Harris (No.9) ??? Stretching it 😂

[pipppy]

6 Dan Barlaser
7 Ian Thomas-Moore
16 Paul Blades
43 Stephen Quinn
45 David & Dom Ball

[Lolmorgan]

3, Joe McBride.

[CAMiller]

20, Tommy Spencer. 58, Kevin Pilkington. 32, Joe Skarz. 35,Billy Russell.

3, Joe McBride.

Correct

[CAMiller]

1. Clarke Harris (No.9) ??? Stretching it ��

Correct

[CAMiller]

6 Dan Barlaser
7 Ian Thomas-Moore
16 Paul Blades
43 Stephen Quinn
45 David & Dom Ball

All correct except 6