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Is the winner. One of the greatest football stories ever. Potter played for Southampton in the famous Ali Dia game. Souness was conned by a phone call allegedly from George Weah, claiming Dia was his cousin and had been playing with him at Paris St Germain. Weah had never heard of him. Dia had...

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During his time as a player, Graham Potter played in a game that involved a controversial and well publicised incident of the time. What was it?

Joey Barton? As in Fleetwood Highbury?

Arsene Wenger? :shrug:

Jimmy Melia?

Broke our longest non winning sequence away from home? Cambridge away. Think it was a Friday night - I was there. Rod Thomas scored the winner if i remember. correctly?

Okay, maybe the question was rather tenuous but Kevo was pretty much there - Clough & Crumplin both managed teams at Walton & Hersham's old stadium. AFAIK, nobody else with Albion connections has. I have too much time on my hands atm so did research prior to the question. I'll probably get...

You're heading in the right direction. But not the answer.

Without me giving the answer away too much - is the answer any loose connection to a to a punk rock band who once wrote a song about their home town? If so, you are correct. Impressed if you are.

Nothing near yet.

True. Not the answer though.

Thought of a stinker: (maybe?) What connects former Albion manager Brian Clough and ex player John Crumplin?

Ken Armstrong! Welched on us at the last minute and moved to Birmingham.

We have a winner! Over to you zeemeeuw John Jackson Mk 2 was goalkeeping coach during the war years of the late 90's.

My turn then apparently: Aside from Peter Taylor and Peter Taylor, who were the other two individuals with the same name who were an Albion manager and Albion coach?

Aldershot Town. The original Aldershot played in what is League One for at least one season. I remember going there for a third Division game during the Nelson/Bremner era when we won 4-1. 1987/88 season.