In our second quiz of the new season, we had a copy of the new "Celebrities' Favourite Football Teams" up for grabs.
The book is compiled by Chris Cowlin, of local print company Apex Publishing, who have been friends of the U's for a number of years.
It features a host of celebrities from both football and the wider world of entertainment giving their stories of which team gets their support and why.
As the book itself says: "We all like to delve into the minds and lives of our beloved celebrity figures, but this fascinating read is not celebrity gossip. It comes straight from the horse's mouth to reveal all you ever wanted to know about their favourite football teams and players."
The book is available in the shops for just £5.99, with all proceeds going to the Willow Foundation, but U's supporter Matt Swingwood has won a copy after scoring nine out of ten.
If you entered, the answers are as follows!
1) Which former Col U manager lifted the FA Cup in the seventies?
Mick Mills
2) Celtic and Dundee United are two of five Scottish league clubs whose name starts and ends with the same letter. Name the other three.
East Fife, Kilmarnock, East Stirlingshire
3) Name the U's player: CLINKED MOVE (anagram)
Kevin McLeod
4) Probably the funniest cricket quote of all time: but who said, "The bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey"?
Brian Johnston
5) What did the English national football team do in October 1961 and November 1981, but never in between?
Qualified for the World Cup Finals
6) Name the football league ground:-
Doncaster Rovers
7) West Ham won the European Cup Winners Cup in 1965, but what other major trophy did West Ham win that year?
Speedway KO Cup/Speedway London Cup
8) Jamie Cureton demolished Southend with a hat-trick at Roots Hall last season. Which player made the incisive through ball for his third goal in that game?
Chris Barker
9) What links Kevin Keegan, Sammy McIlroy, Craig Brown and Mark Hughes?
They were the home country football managers in 2000 (England, N Ireland, Scotland, Wales)
10) Deano got sent off against Barnsley, but in October 1993 we went one better when Col U became the first league club to have two keepers sent off in one game - name them both.
John Keeley & Nathan Munson
Congratulations to Matt, who was one of three people to get nine out of ten!
