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Quiz about Sydney Roosters aka Easts
Quiz about Sydney Roosters aka Easts

Sydney Roosters (aka Easts) Trivia Quiz


This quiz focuses on the Roosters major achievements and their history.

A multiple-choice quiz by rockydarooster. Estimated time: 7 mins.
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Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
170,966
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
15
Difficulty
Difficult
Avg Score
6 / 15
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349
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Question 1 of 15
1. On the 14th February 2003, the Roosters won their 2nd World Challenge Cup defeating St Helens again by 38-0 (they beat St Helens 25-2 in 1976). The Roosters 38 points were from 5 tries and 9 from 9 goals from Fitzgibbon. Which Rooster player DID NOT score one of the 5 tries? Hint


Question 2 of 15
2. In the 2003 World Club Challenege, in what position did Chris Flannery start the game? Hint


Question 3 of 15
3. On the 6th October 2002, the Roosters won their 12th premiership. How many games did the Roosters win in the 2002 season, regular season and end-of-season finals?
Hint


Question 4 of 15
4. The Roosters won the 2002 Grand Final by the score 30- 8 against the Warriors. Many fans won't forget that score, but who remembers the half-time score. Which of the following was the half-time score? Hint


Question 5 of 15
5. In 2002 who was Roosters player of the year (Jack Gibson Medal)? Hint


Question 6 of 15
6. When the Roosters won the Premiership in 2002, they were NOT the Minor Premiers (top of the table at the end of the regular season). They had previously won 15 minor premierships, all as Eastern Suburbs (they became the Roosters in 1994). When was their last minor premiership, as Eastern Suburbs? Hint


Question 7 of 15
7. The Roosters have won 2 mid-week competitions in the 1970s called the Amco Cup (later the Tooheys Cup). What two years did the Roosters win it? Hint


Question 8 of 15
8. In 2004 the Roosters have 7 Australian internationals in their squad: Michael Crocker, Brad Fittler, Craig Fitzgibbon, Shannon Hegarty, Anthony Minichiello, Luke Ricketson and Craig Wing. This makes a total of 69 Australian representatives since the club's formation in 1908, more than any other NRL team. Which of the following flamboyant Rooster backs did NOT play for Australia? Hint


Question 9 of 15
9. The Roosters won the pre-season cup in 1981 for the 4th time. What year was NOT one of the Rooster's first 3 wins in the pre-season cup? Hint


Question 10 of 15
10. In 1993 the Roosters won the Nissan World sevens. Which team did they beat in that final? Hint


Question 11 of 15
11. Brad Fittler was the 4th Rooster to win the Rothmans/Provan/Summons Medal. Which of the following is NOT one of the first three? Hint


Question 12 of 15
12. Which of the following players never played first grade at the Roosters? Hint


Question 13 of 15
13. In 2002 the Roosters won 9 games straight, the most since they won 10 straight in one year in the 1990s. Which year was that? Hint


Question 14 of 15
14. Eastern Suburbs first ever first grade match was on the 20th April 1908. Who was their opponent that day? Hint


Question 15 of 15
15. In what year did Eastern Suburbs first use their new emblem, the rooster (previously they were known as the tricolours)? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. On the 14th February 2003, the Roosters won their 2nd World Challenge Cup defeating St Helens again by 38-0 (they beat St Helens 25-2 in 1976). The Roosters 38 points were from 5 tries and 9 from 9 goals from Fitzgibbon. Which Rooster player DID NOT score one of the 5 tries?

Answer: Craig Wing

Wing left the field with a injured ankle in the 26th minute thus ending his chance to score. He did score in the 2002 Grand Final though. Tries in order were Craig Fitzgibbon, Adrian Morley, Todd Bryne, Brad Fittler, Todd Payten.
2. In the 2003 World Club Challenege, in what position did Chris Flannery start the game?

Answer: Centre

The Hitman being a utility player played centre along side Hodges in this one. Hegarty played on the wing as did Byrne. Mullo's retired after the 2002 Grand Final victory against the Warriors.
3. On the 6th October 2002, the Roosters won their 12th premiership. How many games did the Roosters win in the 2002 season, regular season and end-of-season finals?

Answer: 19

The Roosters finished the regular season in 4th place with 35 pts composed of 15 wins, 1 draw and 2 byes (byes aren't wins - teams are simply awarded 2 competition points). In the finals the Roosters won all 4 against the Sharks, Newcastle, Brisbane and New Zealand thus 19 wins in all.
4. The Roosters won the 2002 Grand Final by the score 30- 8 against the Warriors. Many fans won't forget that score, but who remembers the half-time score. Which of the following was the half-time score?

Answer: Roosters 6 - 2

In the 23rd minute Hegarty try, Fitzy goal; Roosters 6-0. Cleary kicked a goal for the Warriors in the 29th and thus at half-time the Roosters led 6-2. However, in the 46th min Warriors led 8-6 via a Jones try and Cleary goal.
5. In 2002 who was Roosters player of the year (Jack Gibson Medal)?

Answer: Craig Fitzgibbon

Fitzy Mr 110% also won the Clive Churchill medal in 2002 ie. Best in the Grand Final. He gained a kangaroo jumper as a result of his consistent high standards.
6. When the Roosters won the Premiership in 2002, they were NOT the Minor Premiers (top of the table at the end of the regular season). They had previously won 15 minor premierships, all as Eastern Suburbs (they became the Roosters in 1994). When was their last minor premiership, as Eastern Suburbs?

Answer: 1981

Eastern Suburbs won it in 1974, 1975, 1980 and 1981, their last.
7. The Roosters have won 2 mid-week competitions in the 1970s called the Amco Cup (later the Tooheys Cup). What two years did the Roosters win it?

Answer: 1975, 1978

The mid-week competition was started in 1974 when Western division won it. The Roosters won in 1975 v. Parramatta, lost in the 1977 final v. Wests 7-6, won in 1978 v. St George and in 1983 lost the final vs Brisbane 12-11.
8. In 2004 the Roosters have 7 Australian internationals in their squad: Michael Crocker, Brad Fittler, Craig Fitzgibbon, Shannon Hegarty, Anthony Minichiello, Luke Ricketson and Craig Wing. This makes a total of 69 Australian representatives since the club's formation in 1908, more than any other NRL team. Which of the following flamboyant Rooster backs did NOT play for Australia?

Answer: Russell Fairfax

Despite making the Roosters team of the century as fullback, Fairfax never played a test. Probably he would have played in 1975, however, a leg break ended his hopes that year. Walker played 1 v. Papua New Guinea in 1996, Boustead played 25, Schubert also played many in the 1978 and 1982 tours of Great Britain.
9. The Roosters won the pre-season cup in 1981 for the 4th time. What year was NOT one of the Rooster's first 3 wins in the pre-season cup?

Answer: 1975

In 1975 the Roosters won everything, except the pre-season cup. Their first 3 victories were in 1974, 1977 and 1979.
10. In 1993 the Roosters won the Nissan World sevens. Which team did they beat in that final?

Answer: Manly

The Roosters won that final 18-8.
11. Brad Fittler was the 4th Rooster to win the Rothmans/Provan/Summons Medal. Which of the following is NOT one of the first three?

Answer: Gary Freeman

Gary Freeman won the Daily M award in 1992, not the Rothmans. Kevin Junee won it in 1970, Hastings in 1981, Eden in 1983. Brad Fittler won it in 1997 as the Provan/Summons player of the year.
12. Which of the following players never played first grade at the Roosters?

Answer: Ron McDonald

The Roosters may have had a few clowns play for them over the years but Ronald McDonald wasn't one of them. Like fries with that!
13. In 2002 the Roosters won 9 games straight, the most since they won 10 straight in one year in the 1990s. Which year was that?

Answer: 1996

In 1996 the Roosters started the season with 10 wins in a row. Their first loss came in Round 11 v. St George. Interesting to note: 1996 was Fittler's first year with the Roosters.
14. Eastern Suburbs first ever first grade match was on the 20th April 1908. Who was their opponent that day?

Answer: Newtown

That game was played at Wentworth Park, the Roosters won 32-16.
15. In what year did Eastern Suburbs first use their new emblem, the rooster (previously they were known as the tricolours)?

Answer: 1967

From 1908 to 1966 Easts were known as the Tricolours, in 1967 and onwards their nickname became the Roosters.
Source: Author rockydarooster

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