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‘Crying with laughter.. might be worst answer ever’ – Fans baffled at totally wrong guess to Pointless football question


FOOTBALL fans have been left “crying in laughter” after a totally wrong guess on Pointless.

The BBC show hosted by Alexander Armstong gets contestants to give the most obscure answers possible to win.

Fans were left baffled at a contestant’s answer to this questionCredit: BBC
Lyn was not correct in saying Charlton AthleticCredit: BBC

On a recent episode, one contestant, Lyn, left viewers baffled with his answer.

When asked to name a national team to have appeared at multiple Fifa Men’s World Cups.

Acceptable answers would have included England (19 times), Germany (20 times), Brazil (22 times) or even Wales (2 times).

However, Lyn decided to take a different approach that left fans scratching their heads.

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He guessed at “Charlton Athletic”.

The answer was of course incorrect as was signaled on the show.

This lead to fans flocking to social media to discuss the totally wrong guess.

One posted: “Legend haha, that has to be one of the worst guesses ever.”

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A second joked: “We won the World Cup… I know you won’t believe us… … the reds are goin’ uuuuup!”

A third wrote: “Not many people know we’ve been to the World Cup…”

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Charlton currently play in League One and have never featured in the World CupCredit: Getty

A fourth commented: “Ahhhh yeah those good old days of cheering my team on in the World Cup.”

A fifth said: “Poor Lyn has had a mare. Charlton Athletic in the World Cup!! D’oh.”

Another added: “Chap on Pointless answers Charlton Athletic for countries that have appeared in the FIFA World Cup haha.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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