multiple choice footy quiz

Here is one with a European slant. 12 (not 10) steps start here.
Only one answer each please.

1. Shalke 04 come from which Ruhr city near Dortmund?
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Essen

2. Which club has the highest average attendance in the world?
Barcelona
Manchester United
Borussia Dortmund

3. Which league club once had the hideous distinction of wearing blue and white striped shorts to match their shirts?
Huddersfield Town
Brighton and Hove Albion
Colchester United

4. Which midlands team were the first in the 70s to wear an all brown away strip?
Wolves
Coventry
Birmingham City

5. As a manager in Sweden Roy Hodgson famously won five championships with Malmö but also won two others with?
Gothenburg
Halmstad
Helsingborg

6. Which Scottish Football Club once had the second name Hibernian?
Dundee United
Kilmarnock
Partick Thistle

7. Which Major German City has a football club whose first part of their name roughly translates into English as Lawn (Grass) Ball sports?
SV Hanover
RB Leipzig
Werder Bremen

8. Ian Botham briefly played in the football league for which club
Yeovil Town
Scunthorpe United
Barnsley

9. Singer Rod Stewart was once a youth player for
West Ham
Celtic
Brentford

10. Which national European side changed their colours to black shirts in the 1930s?
Germany
Austria
Italy

11. Which top Italian club went under the name Ambrosiana during the Mussolini years?
Lazio
Juventus
Inter Milan

12. ‘I don’t actually like people. I’m a loner and if I had my way I would just walk my dog every day, never talk to anyone, and then die’. Spoken by which former player?
Paul Merson
Stan Collymore
Tony Adams

All answers correct so far.
With the exception of the last post. Try again?

No 7. Yes RB Leipzig well done . It was in 2009 that in order to get into the Bundesliga
wealthy Red Bull bought a village team from the lower leagues and
proceeded to change its name. However the club were told by the DFB
(German FA ) that corporate names could not be included in club names
so RasenBall (RB geddit?)Sports was invented. Red Bull is their nickname
as well as being the owners.
Technically the new name pleases the DFB and also Red Bull as everyone
thinks RB stands for Red Bull. The only people it does not please are
German football fans especially those of Lokomotive Leipzig who hold the
club in contempt for not serving their dues but buying their way to success.
Interestingly Bayer Leverkusen seem to have gotten away with it.