And ordained minister.

Not as multi talented as Richard Coles. Is there anything he hasn't done?

Red and Blue Army!

A nice thought but unlikely. '501, double-out' wasn't really a thing when Woosnam was in his heyday. And in any case today's dartboard wasn't commonplace back then, and didn't exist at all in the north-west where Woosnam lived. Dartboards had numerous different styles and layouts, certainly varying from region to region and often from pub to pub. The treble ring, which enables a 9-dart 501, is a relatively recent addition.

Not wishing to dilute Woosnam's achievements but according to what I've read, he DIDN'T play in an FA Cup final but he did play for Man City when they finished runners-up in the league. In addition to the Wimbledon doubles title mentioned by Teddy Eagle, he also won an Olympic gold medal and a silver one, in tennis.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

Joe Hart was an outstanding young cricketer for Shrewsbury Cricket Club and was in Worcestershire youth squads.
Steve Ogrizovic played cricket for Shropshire.

Curtis Woodhouse retired from football to pursue a career in boxing.
Grant Holt began a career as a wrestler.

I believe that Compton played football for Arsenal in the winter and cricket in the summer. Of course in those days you had proper seasons for sport.

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