Oh yes, just 'cos our beloved black & white win f**k all hasn't stopped their fans being winners.

Last night, after some 4 years of occasional effort we won the pub quiz! Not only that but we also had a winner for the snowball competition! AND we got a free round of drinks for winning!

Plenty of broon last night, so keep the noise down, eh.

You too can be a winner if you can correctly guess the snoball question we had last night. How much was the prize money for the winner of the 1st Pools competition in 1929?

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001

Answers

Clue 1 - it was a whole figure (none of your poond, shillin' and pence nonsense).

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001

£42

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001

I presume you mean 20 guineas (sp?) Macbeth? (that's right isn't it - £40 plus 40 bob?)

I'll go for 100 guineas - £105

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001

That clue might be misleading...I meant it was a whole figure in pounds only.

Even at the time it was only a fair sum.

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001

As you are all so obviously eager to know the answer (sarccy twat) it was £150 - the answer won my neighbour £39. That's decimalisation for you...

-- Anonymous, April 25, 2001