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Goes down well up here in rural northern Lancashire with our Labour MP.

We have a winner.

See above re Burnley and West Ham.

You may have answered Batman's question, but everybody else isn't.

Which therefore wouldn't have been a 'first PL win'.

No. 9 down 12 possibles left.

Nein.

Jeff Winter was the ref. ( Or, Dan Petrescu scored the winning goal )

West Ham were not a founding club, Leeds were but are not the answer.

Not even close. Want a clue ?

No.

Thinking roughly along the right lines, but incorrect answer.

Not a founding club of the PL.

Non.

Not the answer I have.

Not according to my reference materials.

Nothing in the rules precluding the use of reference materials. Anyway, I suppose that makes it my turn; Of the founding clubs in the Premier League, which was the last one that Saints managed a first PL win against ?

OK, according to my copy of "Taking Le Tiss", Wimbledon.

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Was that Chelsea, at Stamford Bridge, with Lurch in goal for them ? ( His 2nd was also at the Bridge, and against Lurch ).

No, Shurlock is correct; as NHS111 states "If you live with someone who has symptoms, you'll need to self-isolate for 14 days from the day their symptoms started."

Alan Neilson, ( Wales ).. You can set the next question.

DT executing more U turns than someone driving up the Stelvio pass.

Out of interest, have regular cyclists reduced their mileage during the 'lockdown' ? Michael Gove said that people, in taking their 'one form of exercise' per day, should do no more than their usual duration, but I think that carrying on with rides of 40 to 50 miles might be seen as excessive.

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