2. In which competition does Arsenal beat Tottenham in this section?
(a) The European Cup.
(b) The UEFA Cup.
(c) The Littlewoods Cup.
(d) The FA Cup

3. What football disaster does Nick write about in this section?
(a) Heysel.
(b) Hillsborough.
(c) Millwall.
(d) Bradford.

4. What team does Arsenal play on the nineteenth of August 1987?
(a) Chelsea.
(b) Wimbledon.
(c) Luton.
(d) Everton.

5. Why do know fans ever come to Caesar's defense?
(a) He is a bad person.
(b) He spoke out against fans in the press.
(c) He is regarded as a bad player.
(d) He is moving away from the club.

6. How does the government change football stadiums to make them safer?
(a) Ban alcohol.
(b) Turn them into all seater.
(c) Take down wire fences.
(d) Ban known hooligans.

7. Who do the Arsenal fans blame for the loss against Luton?
(a) Steve Bould.
(b) Gus Caesar.
(c) Alan Smith.
(d) Nigel Winterburn.

8. What is Hornby within walking distance of in his new North London home?
(a) The Wembley stadium.
(b) The Arsenal supporters club.
(c) The Arsenal stadium.
(d) His mother's house.

9. What does Nick usually do for away games?
(a) Watch them on TV.
(b) Go to the pub.
(c) Listen to them on the radio.
(d) Lock himself in his room.

10. What does the girl Nick falls in love with study?
(a) Psychology.
(b) Literature.
(c) Teaching.
(d) Philosophy.

11. What does Nick say he cheers during the West Ham Arsenal game?
(a) An own goal.
(b) A streaker.
(c) A red card.
(d) A bad foul.

12. What role does Nick take up at his school?
(a) Athletic coach.
(b) Computer tutor.
(c) Football coach.
(d) Writing tutor.

13. What does Nick's family have to consult him about before planning any important events?
(a) His mood swings.
(b) His drinking schedule.
(c) His football schedule.
(d) His writing schedule.

14. What does Nick say he can no longer use his youth to excuse?
(a) His lack of money.
(b) His obsession for Arsenal.
(c) His depression.
(d) His lack of ambition.

15. Who does Arsenal lose the 1988 Littlewoods Cup to?
(a) Tottenham.
(b) Luton.
(c) Coventry.
(d) Liverpool.