The WAB Friday Quiz #127

September 10, 2021September 10, 2021 WeAreBrighton.com 0 Comments

Two lies and a truth seems to be a game that has popped up all over the place in the past year or so. It appeared in The Masked Singer and has reared its head on the Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Two this week.

Always one for stealing ideas from other people, we have decided to use it for this week’s WAB Friday Quiz. For the unaware, it is a very simple format.

We have given you three statements about 20 of this season’s Brighton & Hove Albion squad. Two are lies. One is the truth. To score a point, you simply have to select which one is true.

It is that easy. Time to find out how much you really know about the Albion players aiming to rewrite the history books by finishing higher than 13th in the Premier League in 2021-22…

The WAB Friday Quiz #127 - Two Lies and a Truth

Robert Sanchez:

My full name is Robert Fraser Sanchez

My full name is Robert Lynch Sanchez

My full name is Robert Robinson Sanchez

Jason Steele:

I have one full England senior cap

I have one full Wales senior cap

I played one game for Team GB at the Olympics

Tariq Lamptey:

My Chelsea debut came in a 2-1 win over Arsenal

My Chelsea debut came in a 2-1 win over Liverpool

My Chelsea debut came in a 2-1 win over Manchester City

Joel Veltman:

My Brighton squad number is 34 because it is my age

My Brighton squad number is 34 due to me being born on March 4th

My Brighton squad number is 34 in tribute to my former Ajax teammate Abdelhak Nouri

Shane Duffy:

I began my career at Everton

I began my career at Newcastle United

I began my career at West Ham United

Lewis Dunk:

The first time I captained Brighton in a match was when Gus Poyet was manager

The first time I captained Brighton in a match was when Sami Hyypia was manager

The first I captained Brighton in match was when Chris Hughton was manager

Adam Webster:

I have played more games for Portsmouth in my career than anyone else

I have played more games for Bristol City in my career than anyone else

I have played more games for Brighton in my career than anyone else

Dan Burn:

I am 6'5 tall

I am 6'7 tall

I am 6'9 tall

Solly March:

Brighton signed me when I was 15 from Hastings United

Brighton signed me when I was 17 from Lewes

Brighton signed me when I was 19 from Worthing

Marc Cucurella:

I won gold with Spain Under 23 at the 2020 Olympic games

I won silver with Spain Under 23 at the 2020 Olympic games

I won bronze with Spain Under 23 at the 2020 Olympic games

Yves Bissouma:

Although I play international football for Mali, I was born in Ivory Coast

Although I play international football for Mali, I was born in Kenya

Although I play international football for Mali, I was born in Nigeria

Pascal Gross:

My father was a professional footballer who played for Karlsruher SC

My father was a professional golfer who played in a Ryder Cup

My father was a professional tennis player who reached a Wimbledon semi final

Steve Alzate:

Before joining Brighton, I played in League Two as an 18-year-old with Dagenham & Redbridge

Before joining Brighton, I played in League Two as an 18-year-old with Leyton Orient

Before joining Brighton, I played in League Two as an 18-year-old with Stevenage

Adam Lallana:

I was named as England national team Player of the Year in 2014

I was named as England national team Player of the Year in 2016

I was named as England national team Player of the Year in 2018

Jakub Moder:

I made by Brighton debut against Newport County in the FA Cup

I made my Brighton debut against Blackpool in the FA Cup

I made my Brighton debut against Leicester City in the FA Cup

Alexis Mac Allister:

I have played alongside my brother Francis for Argentinos Juniors

I have played alongside my brother Kevin for Argentinos Juniors

I have played alongside both my brothers Francis and Kevin for Argentinos Juniors

Leandro Trossard:

I scored on my home debut for Brighton against Burnley

I scored on my home debut for Brighton against West Brom

I scored on my home debut for Brighton against West Ham

Neal Maupay:

The most goals I have scored in one game for Brighton is one

The most goals I have scored in one game for Brighton is two

The most goals I have scored in one game for Brighton is three

Danny Welbeck:

Brighton signed me a week before the summer 2020 transfer window had shut

Brighton signed me on summer 2020 transfer deadline day

Brighton signed me after the summer 2020 transfer window has shut

Aaron Connolly:

I have scored zero goals for Republic of Ireland in my international career

I have scored one goal for Republic of Ireland in my international career

I have scored two goals for Republic of Ireland in my international career

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