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Which team did Andreas Lipa play for in Feb 2003?
Andreas Lipa Andreas Lipa ( born 26 April 1971 ) is an Austrian football manager and former footballer who played as a defender and midfielder . During a 19-year career , Lipa was active as a professional in Austria , Greece and England , playing for First Vienna , LASK , Austria Salzburg , Austria Lustenau , Grazer AK , Skoda Xanthi , Port Vale , Wiener Sport-Club and SV Wienerberg . He later managed First Vienna FC . He also played at international level , earning one cap for the Austrian national team in 2000 . Club career . Born in Vienna , Lipa spent his early career in his native Austria with First Vienna , LASK , Austria Salzburg , Austria Lustenau and Grazer AK . Lipa left Austrian football , and after a trial with English club Portsmouth in January 2002 , he joined up with Greek side Skoda Xanthi . Coach Nikos Karageorgiou led the Alpha Ethniki club to a 9th-place finish in 2002–03 . In June 2003 he returned to England to sign with Port Vale of the Second Division . During a 5–1 defeat to Plymouth Argyle at Vale Park on 18 October 2003 , Lipa made a racist comment to Plymouth player Jason Bent . Lipa wrote a letter of apology to Bent and said he wished he could turn the clock back , but was docked a weeks wages . Bent accepted the apology as Lipa claimed to have spoke in the heat of the moment and the club also issued a statement of apology , stating Lipa is in no way racist . Despite this he was still charged by the Football Association . He scored twice in 33 games in 2003–04 , finding himself sidelined from the first team after manager Brian Horton was replaced by Martin Foyle . He featured in two League One games for the Valiants in 2004–05 , and after a spell plagued with injuries he was released in November 2004 , returning to his native lands to re-sign with Austria Lustenau . He signed for Wiener Sport-Club in 2006 and the 37-year-old moved to SV Wienerberg in summer 2008 . Despite being contracted to the club until 2010 , he retired in June 2009 . International career . Lipa made one substitute appearance for the Austrian national side in April 2000 in a 2–1 defeat to Croatia , replacing Günther Neukirchner on 67 minutes . He was handed his debut by Otto Barić , his former manager at Austria Salzburg . Management career . Lipa coached the youth team at Austrian Regionalliga Regionalliga Ost side First Vienna FC , before being elevated to first team manager in April 2015 . He led the club to a second-place finish behind SV Horn in the 2015–16 season , before he was replaced by SV Horn coach Hans Kleer . Personal life . Lipas English wife , Sarah Adams-Lipa , publicly spoke out against the WAGs culture in British football . She also appeared on the British TV programme Come Dine with Me , appearing on fourth week of programmes of the first series in 2005 and winning the £1,000 first prize . In 2009 , it was revealed that the couple had been defrauded by Texan swindler Allen Stanford .