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Here is the way we play the game:
First I will put up the number and year of the player joining Chiefs.
You will guess or state the player who had the number and year,
For every one you get right your amount won goes up.
Each member only gets one post to try
Each member is allowed one try per number/year in their post.
Each member can only win one prize per contest.
Good luck,
example:
21 /1966 = RB Mike Garrett
1. #9/1980 worth 1,000
2. #32/1993 worth 2,000
3. #4/1983 worth 3,000
4. #78/1963 worth 5,000
5 #55/1961 worth 10,000
Total if all 5 are correct is $21,000 in Arrow cash.This contest will stay up until 11:59pm Saturday Aug 15,2009.
The #9 in 1980 was worn by Bill Kenney.
#32 in 1993 was worn by Marcus Allen
The #4 in 1983 wasn’t worn by anybody.
The #78 in 1963 was worn by none other than Bobby Bell
And last but not least the #55 in 1961 was worn by E.J. Holub.
KansasCityChris;147696 wrote:Here is the way we play the game:
First I will put up the number and year of the player joining Chiefs.
You will guess or state the player who had the number and year,
For every one you get right your amount won goes up.
Each member only gets one post to try
Each member is allowed one try per number/year in their post.
Each member can only win one prize per contest.
Good luck,
example:
21 /1966 = RB Mike Garrett
1. #9/1980 worth 1,000
2. #32/1993 worth 2,000
3. #4/1983 worth 3,000
4. #78/1963 worth 5,000
5 #55/1961 worth 10,000
Total if all 5 are correct is $21,000 in Arrow cash.This contest will stay up until 11:59pm Saturday Aug 15,2009.
#9-Bill Kenney
#32-Marcus Allen
#4-there is no #4 on record for 1983
#78-Bobby Bell
#55-E.J. HolubAkChief49;147716 wrote:ah man, stricken beat meYou still can make a post, the object is not to get the answers first but to get the correct answers . He could be wrong and he could be right. The bottom line is you can make your post and get the money.
Good game!!! LOL
#4 None, but I thought at first it was Steve Fuller
#9 Bill Kenney
#32 Marcus Allen
#55 EJ Holub
#78 The Great Bobby Bellchiefsfreak4life;147741 wrote:Good game!!! LOL#4 None, but I thought at first it was Steve Fuller
#9 Bill Kenney
#32 Marcus Allen
#55 EJ Holub
#78 The Great Bobby BellI need to know wether your saying none or Steve Fuller for the #4
Here is my try at this,
1.9 -QB Bill Kenny
2.32 -RB Marcus Allen
3. #4 -QB Steve Fuller
4.78 -LB Bobby Bell
5.55 -LB – E.J. HolubFuller was traded in Aug. of ’83- to the then L.A.Rams- was the year we picked -gulp- Blackledge in the 1st round
AkChief49;147775 wrote:Fuller was traded in Aug. of ’83- to the then L.A.Rams- was the year we picked -gulp- Blackledge in the 1st roundso your saying your answer is???
KansasCityChris;147782 wrote:so your saying your answer is???AkChief49;147714 wrote:#9-Bill Kenney
#32-Marcus Allen
#4-there is no #4 on record for 1983
#78-Bobby Bell
#55-E.J. HolubI believe that was posted. I could be wrong, would not be the first time
AkChief49;147783 wrote:I believe that was posted. I could be wrong, would not be the first timeYour right I asked the wrong person the question my bad. The question is to chiefsfreak4life, he has 2 answers down.
KansasCityChris;147792 wrote:Your right I asked the wrong person the question my bad. The question is to chiefsfreak4life, he has 2 answers down.Why don’t you send him a PM and ask, your good at that sort of thing. Maybe even give advice on how to answer.
tornadospotter;147805 wrote:Why don’t you send him a PM and ask, your good at that sort of thing. Maybe even give advice on how to answer.MAybe you should go find a tornado and jump in, don’t need your help
If your not going to participate , don’t comment please. Thank you.
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