Rolling Quiz: If Names Were Determinant

[irony towers]

I'll tap in with Willy Brandt.

There are a few in play, including one of mine, so I'll hold off from adding more.

13) Which football manager's cue is made from out-of-date gammon? - IT

18) This comedian has a rather shabby toilet - NS

19) Hold this rocker back! He wants to kill that guy! - NS

25) American actress is spinning hairy heavy muscular sphincter - PT

26) He is a famous snack item, originally popular in Merseyside - SD

27) This US singer was an instruction given by a prince to his youngest offspring - SD

28) This British athlete sounds like she belonged to probably the most famous child character in the history of cinema before she lost her virginity, but under a different spelling - SD

[Jah Womble]

24. Lucille Ball

Right again.

Yes, I think the rule is ‘get one to set one’. (Struggling with some of these though, I must say.)

[irony towers]

13) Which football manager's cue is made from out-of-date gammon?

Letter count is (6,6)

[Jah Womble]

Graham Potter! (Should’ve twigged that before, tbh...)

29: Early PL goalkeeper keeps trinkets in US and UK toilets.

[irony towers]

29 John Lukic

30 This snooker player does the 'Best Before' labels at Tesco

[Jah Womble]

29 John Lukic

30 This snooker player does the 'Best Before' labels at Tesco

Yes, well done - and ‘Mark Selby’.

31 Fabled late TV presenter offers a nominal alternative to ‘Christmas’.