Something/someone English?

A club?

[can I stick my newbie oar in here and suggest that this game would benefit from following the example of the old "animal, vegetable or mineral?" starter question. Surely all answers are either animal, object or event? Animal will usually be a human being but can also cover mascots and Joey Barton; object would cover books, programmes, stadia, pitch markings, projectile coke cans etc; event = e/o. So would it not save a few same ol', same ol' questions if the "Host" just set the ball rolling by telling us which of the 3 it is?] Apologies in advance if the newbie oar rocks the boat or muddies the water!

A club?

[can I stick my newbie oar in here and suggest that this game would benefit from following the example of the old "animal, vegetable or mineral?" starter question. Surely all answers are either animal, object or event? Animal will usually be a human being but can also cover mascots and Joey Barton; object would cover books, programmes, stadia, pitch markings, projectile coke cans etc; event = e/o. So would it not save a few same ol', same ol' questions if the "Host" just set the ball rolling by telling us which of the 3 it is?] Apologies in advance if the newbie oar rocks the boat or muddies the water!

Well done Doodle, Is it another person ?

So it's an ambiguity then ?

One still in existence ?

Q) Is this person a footballer, past or present?

And for the banter section of this post:

1) Excellent shot doodle.

2) Oxford Stone: I know the above carries the same "ambiguity" as my question in the previous thread. I've actually lifted it verbatim from MIP in a prior thread, so at least from some of us you'll continue to see these types of questions. I at least accept the ambiguity involved in these types of questions simply to narrow the field. In the previous thread what I was really after was to figure out if we we were looking for a player who moved around a lot, or a player turned manager as it turned out to be. I needed to ask it that way since it was possible the person in question might now be considered a manager, but the reason they didn't "take anyone down this year" was that they were out of work. Paul Ince being the example I had in mind (too old to have been the answer, but someone like him could have been possible). At least for me, once I know "manager" is or is not in the resume somewhere, it can be narrowed down further as needed.

Surname A-L?

A present footballer?

A bloke?

Was he a goalie?