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Bert Johnson (footballer)
William Albert "Bert" Johnson (June 4, 1916 – June 30, 2009), was an English football player, manager and highly influential coach who played as a wing half in the Football League. He played in both the 1946 FA Cup Final for Charlton Athletic.
However, he is perhaps most noted as an influential coach at Leicester City under Matt Gillies. He was originally signed by Gillies as head scout in 1959, but soon become Gillies assistant manager. He was influential in the signing of both Dave Gibson and Mike Stringfellow, both of whom would become key figure in Leicester's success during the 1960s. Johnson is often credited as having come up with a tactical innovation of switching the positions of Frank McLintock and Graham Cross, upsetting the traditional 1-11 formation. This hugely influenced Liverpool manager Bill Shankly.〔(Ex-Leicester City coach Bert Johnson dies aged 93 ) thisisleicestershire.co.uk, retrieved 4 April 2011〕
Gillies said on the innovation: "confused opposition" as opposition players would often be asked to mark "our () number eight, so they thought Cross was their man, when McLintock had replaced him" as "players hadn't got beyond thinking about numbers then."〔Leicester City Official History DVD (2004)〕
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