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Jim Baxter Quiz

Test what you know about Jim Baxter with 7 questions from Hajma: his nationality, his first pro club, his transfers, and how many clubs he has played for. Reveal each answer, add up your points, then challenge your friends to a two-team match.

ScotlandScotlandMidfielder
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7 questions

Each question is worth points like on the Hajma board: 200 easy, 400 medium, 600 hard. Lock in your answer, then reveal it.

  1. 200 pointsQuestion 1

    Which country does Jim Baxter represent?

    • AItaly
    • BAlgeria
    • CScotland
    • DEgypt
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    Scotland

  2. 200 pointsQuestion 2

    What position did Jim Baxter play?

    • AMidfielder
    • BGoalkeeper
    • CCenter-back
    • DStriker
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    Midfielder

  3. 400 pointsQuestion 3

    What was the first club of Jim Baxter’s pro career?

    • AInter
    • BVancouver Royals
    • CNottingham Forest
    • DRaith Rovers F.C.
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    Raith Rovers F.C.

  4. 400 pointsQuestion 4

    What year was Jim Baxter born?

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    1939

    Born September 29, 1939.

  5. 600 pointsQuestion 5

    Which club did Jim Baxter join after Nottingham Forest?

    • ARangers
    • BHibernian F.C.
    • CSt. Mirren F.C.
    • DSunderland
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    Rangers

    He made the move in 1969.

  6. 600 pointsQuestion 6

    Which club did Jim Baxter join after Vancouver Royals?

    • ACrystal Palace
    • BBournemouth
    • CNottingham Forest
    • DSunderland
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    Nottingham Forest

    He made the move in 1967.

  7. 600 pointsQuestion 7

    How many clubs has Jim Baxter played for?

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    5

    Raith Rovers F.C., Rangers, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, and Vancouver Royals

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200 pointsWho Is the Player · Career

A player’s career — who is he?

Raith Rovers F.C.1957–1960
Rangers1960–1965
Sunderland1965–1967
Vancouver Royals1967
Nottingham Forest1967–1969
Rangers1969–1970
Answer
Jim BaxterJim Baxter

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Jim Baxter: quick facts

Jim Baxter was a soccer player from Scotland who played as a midfielder. Born September 29, 1939; died April 14, 2001.

How old is Jim Baxter?

Jim Baxter was born on September 29, 1939 and died on April 14, 2001, aged 61.

What clubs has Jim Baxter played for?

Jim Baxter played for 5 clubs: Raith Rovers F.C., Rangers, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, and Vancouver Royals.

What position did Jim Baxter play?

Jim Baxter played as a midfielder.

What nationality is Jim Baxter?

Jim Baxter is from Scotland.

Player profile

Name
Jim Baxter
Known as
Jim Baxter
Date of birth
September 29, 1939
Date of death
April 14, 2001
Nationality
Scotland
Position
Midfielder
Current club
Retired

Career

  1. Raith Rovers F.C.
    Raith Rovers F.C.
    1957–1960
  2. Rangers
    Rangers
    1960–1965
  3. Sunderland
    Sunderland
    1965–1967
  4. Vancouver Royals
    Vancouver Royals
    1967
  5. Nottingham Forest
    Nottingham Forest
    1967–1969
  6. Rangers
    Rangers
    1969–1970

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