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Ray Walker was an elegant midfielder who is regarded by many Port Vale fans as the finest central midfielder in the club’s history. He scored a memorable FA Cup goal against Spurs.
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Port Vale added Lewis Cass on a permanent basis this summer after a successful loan spell with the club. We look at five other loan signings who were a success after being signed permanently.
Match Weekly was a popular football magazine in the 1980s – here’s how they covered Port Vale’s famous FA Cup win over Tottenham Hotspur in 1988.
Here’s a selection of our favourite 1980s Port Vale photos featuring the likes of Andy Jones, Robbie Earle and Bob Newton…
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A look back at a still memorable FA Cup game for Port Vale.
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Pictured are Valiants Phil Sproson, John Rudge and Ray Walker with a portable radio…
Pictured in action in the early 1990’s are Port Vale central midfielders Robbie Earle and Ray Walker…
Ultimate Port Vale central midfield: we’re asking Port Vale fans to select their finest-ever Valiants line-up and now it’s time to vote for the greatest central midfielders
Kindly provided to this website by Dave here are some clippings of the Sentinel’s coverage of Vale’s famous win over Spurs in 1988.
See a selection of five Port Vale goals that we rate among the best in the club’s recent history.
It’s a dramatic end to the game in October 1988 as Vale playmaker Ray Walker scores a late winner.
The premise of this series is simple – a selection of clippings on a single theme. This time it’s Vale cup ties.
A selection of programme front cover images from over the decades form the latest of our Clipping Heroes series.
We take a look at Ray Walker’s Vale career through a selection of clippings…
Ray Walker player profile: biography, stats, images and news about this Port Vale player.
We take a look back to 1990 and Port Vale’s FA Cup tie with top-flight Derby County. Watch Vale’s goal from the first-leg plus news reports on the reply win.
As midfield maestro Ray Walker turned 50 earlier this month, here is our tribute to arguably Port Vale’s finest midfield talent.
For this Video Vault feature, we take a trip back to 1988 and a special weekend for Port Vale fans when the Valiants managed to string together two high-scoring wins in the space of just three days. They started with a 6-1 demolition of Cardiff City on Saturday September the 17th, 1988 – a game […]
It should come as no surprise that on the 25th anniversary of OVF editor Rob Fielding’s favourite Vale game, that this website should produce a number of features recalling the events of 30th January 1988…
Derby County 2-3 Port Vale: this was one of the Valiants’ finest cup performances away from home as they defeated First Division Derby County at the Baseball Ground.
In 1988, Port Vale secured a famous FA Cup victory over cup holders Tottenham Hotspur and this is how national football magazine Match celebrated the achievement.
BBC Radio Five Live presented a dedicated programme on Port Vale’s famous 1988 win over Tottenham Hotspur – and here’s the full transcript.
Watch an FA Cup giantkilling classic as goals from Ray Walker and Phil Sproson secure a Port Vale victory over Spurs.
A tribute to Ray Walker: known as the “Hoddle of the lower leagues” Ray was one of the most gifted players to grace the Vale Park pitch.