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Nope. Any clue I give would make it far too obvious.

And at Wigan. His good work set up Morgan's goal.

He never managed us.

Not Wotte and not Marians. You are going to kick yourselves!!!

Nice try, but no. Plymouth did get two promotions as league winners but they were not back to back.

Nope, he didn't win the league with Galatasaray.

Quite surprised that no-one has got this.....

Nope. He won titles at Rangers, but he was a Scotsman in Scotland therefore not a 'foreign' coach.

I've had to re-word the question as on it's past basis, you were right! But it's not who i'm looking for. I will give you a point though but not right of next question. Which ex-Southampton manager has secured back to back domestic championships in his managerial career as a 'foreign' coach?

No.

Which ex-Southampton manager has secured back to back domestic championships in his managerial career as a 'foreign' coach?

The "no English players in their starting eleven" game, against Chelsea

Batman's misspelling wasn't that far off, he gets the point.

Point for Jamie. His question.

Right Sider has the floor, I'll leave that question for a bit.

Point given to Right Sider. His turn.

I understand the sentiment of not wanting to hinder a youngster's progress, but if you pass up the opportunity to improve what you have in the here and now, someone else will do it instead and then you get left behind.

It is a bit cheeky, but it looks to be as much a promotional drive for Samsung's white goods as it is about scouting for talent.

Holmes and Peach. They were both full backs?

Ok, Turkish hasn't posted a question within 15 minutes of his correct answer, so it's next question posted by anyone time!

Boom! Straight in Kraken. Captain at Saints, Derby and Leicester. Your turn.

Which Peterborough born player has captained three professional English clubs, including Saints?

So I got it right, yes?

Nottingham Forest away, May 2009?

Whoever completes the 'set' wins... so it's Right Sider who gets the point.