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He attracted media attention by being the first {{w|Premier League}} footballer and the third professional footballer to appear as a contestant on ''Countdown'', after [[Series 59]] finalist [[Neil MacKenzie]] and [[Series 61]] contestant [[Adrian Coote]].
 
He attracted media attention by being the first {{w|Premier League}} footballer and the third professional footballer to appear as a contestant on ''Countdown'', after [[Series 59]] finalist [[Neil MacKenzie]] and [[Series 61]] contestant [[Adrian Coote]].
  
Two years after appearing as a contestant, Carlisle returned to be [[Sean Lock]]'s teammate in the [[special episode]], ''[[8 Out of 10 Cats Mashup: The Rematch]]''.
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Two years after appearing as a contestant, Carlisle returned to be [[Sean Lock]]'s teammate in the [[special episode]], ''[[Episode Cats2|8 Out of 10 Cats Mashup: The Rematch]]''.
  
In 2002, he won ''Britain's Brainiest Footballer'', a show hosted by [[Carol Vorderman]], and in 2012, he appeared on a celebrity edition of ''{{w|Only Connect}}'' in the same team as {{w|Rosie Boycott}} and [[Richard Osman]].
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In 2002, he won ''Britain's Brainiest Footballer'', a show hosted by [[Carol Vorderman]], and in 2012, he appeared on a celebrity edition of ''{{w|Only Connect}}'' in the same team as {{w|Rosie Boycott, Baroness Boycott|Rosie Boycott}} and [[Richard Osman]].
  
 
In December 2014 Carlisle was seriously injured after being involved in a collision with a lorry and was reported to be "fighting for his life". It was later determined that he was drink-driving and it was a suicide attempt. In May 2015, he was banned from driving for three years; his wife, who was involved in the same accident, had divorced him just a few months earlier.
 
In December 2014 Carlisle was seriously injured after being involved in a collision with a lorry and was reported to be "fighting for his life". It was later determined that he was drink-driving and it was a suicide attempt. In May 2015, he was banned from driving for three years; his wife, who was involved in the same accident, had divorced him just a few months earlier.

Latest revision as of 13:46, 26 July 2021

Clarke Carlisle

Clarke Carlisle was a contestant in Series 62.

He attracted media attention by being the first Premier League footballer and the third professional footballer to appear as a contestant on Countdown, after Series 59 finalist Neil MacKenzie and Series 61 contestant Adrian Coote.

Two years after appearing as a contestant, Carlisle returned to be Sean Lock's teammate in the special episode, 8 Out of 10 Cats Mashup: The Rematch.

In 2002, he won Britain's Brainiest Footballer, a show hosted by Carol Vorderman, and in 2012, he appeared on a celebrity edition of Only Connect in the same team as Rosie Boycott and Richard Osman.

In December 2014 Carlisle was seriously injured after being involved in a collision with a lorry and was reported to be "fighting for his life". It was later determined that he was drink-driving and it was a suicide attempt. In May 2015, he was banned from driving for three years; his wife, who was involved in the same accident, had divorced him just a few months earlier.

On 15 September 2017, he was reported to be missing in Manchester but was later found safe on the evening of the same day in Liverpool.

Episodes

# Date Type Contestant 1 Score Contestant 2 Presenters Guest Lex Max
4986 24/02/2010 P Adam Guest 55 – 89 Clarke Carlisle Jeff Stelling Rachel Riley Jenni Falconer Susie Dent 115
4987 25/02/2010 P Clarke Carlisle 101 – 78 Alexander Johnston Jeff Stelling Rachel Riley Jenni Falconer Susie Dent 120
4988 26/02/2010 P Clarke Carlisle 86 – 89 Raheel Mirza Jeff Stelling Rachel Riley Jenni Falconer Susie Dent 151
Cats2 24/08/2012 S Sean Lock,
Rachel Riley &
Clarke Carlisle
50 – 41 Jon Richardson
& Joe Wilkinson
Jimmy Carr Rachel Riley Joe Wilkinson David O'Doherty Susie Dent 83

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