Greatest footballing trivia question ever?

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Diogenes Dec 2019 6:40pm, 27 Dec 2019 43,922 posts	Diogenes Lightbulb moment. 20w only
swittle Jan 2020 10:52pm, 14 Jan 2020 60,285 posts	swittle Collected this one from Big Al, the optician tonight in the gym: if the answers I worked out need updating, I'll happily pass them on. Q. "Name 4 players, surnames ending in i, each of whom played for Wales, Scotland, England and the Republic of Ireland."
Steve72 Jan 2020 4:53am, 15 Jan 2020 101 posts	Steve72 Eddie Niedzweicki (not sure of spelling) for Wales, Manci for Ireland (Terry?), Lou Macari for Scotland. Can't think of the England one, I've a feeling it's probably not that hard either. Maybe a 70s player...I'll get back to you
Diogenes Jan 2020 6:37am, 15 Jan 2020 44,291 posts	Diogenes Peter Bometti
Diogenes Jan 2020 6:37am, 15 Jan 2020 44,292 posts	Diogenes Bonetti
Steve72 Jan 2020 10:15am, 15 Jan 2020 102 posts	Steve72 Of course, knew it would be an easy one! Thanks for putting me out of my misery
Diogenes Jan 2020 10:29am, 15 Jan 2020 44,300 posts	Diogenes For some reason it came to me straight away. (Terry Mancini for Wales)
trumpton riots Jan 2020 10:35am, 15 Jan 2020 4,346 posts	trumpton riots Dick Krysiwicki. Wales
swittle Jan 2020 10:56am, 15 Jan 2020 60,289 posts	swittle Dick Krzywicki ^ Terry Mancini for RoI. Well done!
Diogenes Jan 2020 10:59am, 15 Jan 2020 44,302 posts	Diogenes [Terry Mancini was originally named Terry Seely. His father (who was Irish) died when Terry was seven and his mother remarried, changing his surname to that of his stepfather.]