Million Pound Drop

Just registed and am playing online
Don't exect my name to get mentioned unless they read out who lost the money the quickest

how much ca nyou win?

Think it's just for fun. You play as if you have the million pound to start off with.
Just put 1 million on taking a big gamble with the economy

Questions are live on Channel 4 now

ooo right

4 questions in still have a million

Love it, love it, love it, only got £50000 left but only playing at home!!! Go Blue but its now the final question!!

Computer crashed on first question so only 5 questions for me to answer in total......done 4 still have 1 million

7 sorry, now on question 8

Guessing Luton lmao for £50000

put it all on luton

Good luck Janey

Get in there

Wohoo 5 questions survived and still have 1 million
Can't wait to cash this in

Plugging in the printer now so im ready to press print

EEEEEEEAAAAAAASSSSSSSSYYYYYYYY

1 million on cattle

Only cos Blue wasn't an option

How you getting on Janey?

Last question put the lot on Mr Jelly Can't look

YYYYYYESSSSSSSSSSSS i have 1 million after 8 questions

My mission is to get a mention on the show only 290 people left who still have all their money

I finished after 12 questions with £1 million
But still no mention on TV

Aww, nice one Blue! I love that show x

I wish I put my username as SBTniceboard now
But if im being completly honest I wasn't expectingto gt past 2 questions

Me And the hubby caught the last half hour, I'd love to applyfor us to play this, we're a good team with this sort of thing.

Id be crap me and best mate just argued lol

I'm logged in and ready to blow a million

I still have a £1 million after answering 12 questions

BlueStaffBlue wrote:I'm logged in and ready to blow a million

I still have a £1 million after answering 12 questions

wow good luck

Might connect my printer and print it out before I lose it.
I could use some money to get to Mel's for a new nail

BlueStaffBlue wrote:Might connect my printer and print it out before I lose it.
I could use some money to get to Mel's for a new nail

Blue will you please take me I am on a hen do soon and cannot go with my scabby nail

No problem
I know how you feel. I want 2 nice thumbs so I can do this with pride again

BlueStaffBlue wrote:No problem
I know how you feel. I want 2 nice thumbs so I can do this with pride again

you are such a gent i promise not to drink

You not coming then

BlueStaffBlue wrote:You not coming then

OK OK you twisted my arm I will drink

Bolloxx I lost the full £1 million after 18 questions cos I ran out of time. I was reading this forum

I would of gone for the wrong answer anyway

Ah Blue I am gonna have to go Blackpool for the weekend with a scabby nail

It might stop you giving all the punters the birdie for one night

Nar that is still fully functional it is my little finger

Its back

not heard about this when is it on

Now on chanel 4, its great, well I like it

cant turn over yet england analysing the game

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England handed Bulgaria a battering to stay at the top of their Euro 2012 qualifying group, with Gary Cahill netting his first goal for his country, while the in-form Wayne Rooney bagged a brace to seal a 3-0 win in Sofia.

England, as expected, handed a debut to Chris Smalling at right-back, where the 21-year-old has been so effective out of position for Manchester United. The most surprising omission was Frank Lampard, ignored for competitive selection when available for the first time in four years.

After a very quiet start to the game, with neither side looking to grab it by the scruff of the neck, England stole an advantage out of nowhere after twelve minutes. Following a corner, Gareth Barry slipped a clever pass through a disorganised mass of Bulgarian defenders into Cahill, up from the back for the set-piece, who managed to eke the ball between the goalkeeper’s legs with a good finish to mark his first goal for his country.

The match remained at the sedate pace with which it had started for the few minutes that followed, with Bulgaria effectively absent, and after twenty minutes, another goal came out of the blue. It was one that will have enraged Lothar Matthaus as his Bulgarians offered no resistance when defending Downing’s corner, allowing Rooney to nod in a worryingly simple header near the penalty spot. England were finding themselves having to make very little effort to score goals.

Shortly afterward, Parker pushed on to pick out Theo Walcott approaching the area, who pulled it back to Rooney, but finally a Bulgarian offered an attempt at defence as Bodurov removed the danger.

Bulgaria were gradually starting to fight back and Blagoy Georgiev flighted a useful cross into the box from the left flank as the half hour passed, but Genkov could not meet it. Shortly after, Petrov tried to test Joe Hart with a low long-range shot, however it was easily gathered.

A worrying moment for England came just moments later when Smalling completely misjudged the flight of a cross, leaving Petrov space to play it on into the box – but luckily for the debutant, the winger’s volleyed delivery was simply dealt with. The Bulgarians had woken up after their sleepy start and were now comfortably the dominant force in the game.

However, despite England having dropped off totally, Rooney doubled his tally and killed the tie off on the break, when Young played a sublime pass through the legs of Ivan Ivanov for his club colleague to slot home easily at the far post. Nikolay Mihaylov in goal was all at sea and Petar Zanev at right-back paid Rooney no attention at all as the mistery piled on for Matthaus.

After the break Bulgaria seemed to show a little more life, with Hart needing to make a smart close-range save when Petrov whipped in a corner that Ivanov met with a header, but it was again England who came closest to another goal, with Downing finding himself with time and space at the far post from Walcott’s cross, but the Liverpool man’s header hit the woodwork.

That narrow escape seemed to remind the home side of how much work they would have to do to wrestle themselves back in for a result and it appeared to take the remaining wind out of proceedings, with both sides slowing down. Capello showed he was turning his thoughts to Tuesday’s clash with Wales when he substituted the highly impressive Young to keep him fresh for Wembley. James Milner was brought on to help close the match out.

A long period passed with no notable chances, but Walcott should arguably have made it four as he was released past the last defender by Rooney, but the Arsenal man’s lofted attempted finish bounced harmlessly wide of the near post in an uncharacteristic miss.

Thereafter the game drifted back into nothingness with both sides settling for what they had, leaving England untroubled and well set to potentially seal their qualification at Wembley on Tuesday



now watch it

ty

i love ready salted

oh no a break

cheese and onion, its gotta be!

how much janey

I've still got a million wish it was real lol XxX

you were right janey