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This episode of Reports from Arbroath delves into the remarkable story of Willie Groves, the first £100 footballer, and the 1890-91 FA Cup. Jim Troughton shares his family's connection to Groves and discusses the historical significance of the FA Cup matches, including the dramatic events surrounding the Darwin vs. Kidderminster match and West Bromwich Albion's journey through the tournament. The conversation also touches on the tragic end of Groves' life and the precarious nature of professional sports during that era.
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