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connections quiz

jaywhybee | 06:54 Thu 22nd Apr 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anybody enlighten me of the connection between the following people: Oliver Cromwell, Bobby Charlton, Lester Piggott and Tony Mowbray?

I'm wondering if there are objects (flowers, plants?) named after them or if there is a connection between their forenames or surnames.

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sandyRoe

It may be 'head'. Cromwell's head was displayed on a pole near parliament. Charlton had a famous 'comb-over' to try and hide his bald pate. Piggott was known as 'The head waiter'.
Can't think of Mowbray's link, though.

boysinblue68

Sorry, but sandyRoe is incorrect. Harry Wragg was the "head waiter", not Lester Piggott (who was often known as the "Long Fellow" (due to his unusual height for a jockey). Sorry, I can't help with the coonection though.

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