“I just wanted to fight for my shirt,” Potts beamed. “I think it's a saying, but you've got to do everything on the pitch to show the manager and show everyone that you want to be here and you want to play in the Premier League, and I just wanted to win every battle that I could out there and do everything I could for the team, and I think we all did that together as a team today.
“I think it wasn't just me, but there were a lot of players, everyone did it. We all fought for the shirt, and we came away with three points, which I think was deserved.
“I feel like everyone today showed that we've got the character and the challenge to come back from positions that we have been in the past, and we can win games, especially against teams like Newcastle who attack really well.
“We can definitely attack back and win games, and we showed that today, that we've got that fight and desire, and I feel like everyone showed that, and it was really good to see.
"I haven't seen it (his offside goal), but, honestly, after that goal when it was ruled offside, I forgot about it until someone told me after the game.
“I was told by Ollie [Scarles] it was so close, and I remembered about it, but the main thing today was to come into the team and help everyone and do what I can, and, thankfully, we showed a performance and fight where we were deserving of three points.”