Bernie Slaven: Autoglass was a ‘great day’
We’ve managed to catch up with former Vale striker Bernie Slaven and have a brief chat about his time at Vale.
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Van der Laan: I had my best time at Vale Park
As one of Port Vale’s finest continental imports, we felt it was high time OVF caught up with mercurial midfielder Robin van der Laan.
Porter: My goal against Stoke meant a lot
We managed to catch up with Vale legend Andy Porter and have a chat about his time at Vale Park.
Bogie: Thanks for the support
We talk exclusively to club legend Ian Bogie who scored famous goals against Stoke City and Everton.
The Guardian: Half-term report
OVF was kindly asked to contribute to the Guardian’s “Football League Blog’s League Two half-term report” (sorry, that’s a real mouthful) and as expected our review was mostly concerned with matters off rather than on the pitch.
Port Vale’s board ignores the fan message
This article was published on the When Saturday Comes website on the 11th June, 2011.
An open letter to Robbie Williams
OVF was number 15 in the Guardian’s Football Fanzine section and this feature was published on Wednesday 25th April 2001.
The Guardian: About OVF
OVF was number 15 in the Guardian’s Football Fanzine section and this feature was published on Wednesday 25th April 2001.
The Guardian: Port Vale
OVF was number 15 in the Guardian’s Football Fanzine section and this feature was published on Wednesday 25th April 2001.
Troublespots: Port Vale
Sadly, we have forgotten the name of the short-lived football fanzine which published this piece produced in 2001.
Foyle: I have Vale in my heart
We talk exclusively to club legend Martin Foyle who represented the club as player, coach and manager.
Recalling Dave McLellend
You may not have heard of Dave McLelland, but he played for Port Vale during one of the most momentous seasons in the club’s history.
Pilkington: One game at a time
Defender George Pilkington talks to us about playing with Wayne Rooney and how he’s taking nothing for granted…
Jones delighted with tribute
An exclusive interview with Valiant legend Andy Jones. He talks about playing for Wales, leaving the Vale and of course that famous haircut.
Ainsworth: I have massive respect for Rudge
Wing wonder Gareth Ainsworth talks to us about his memories of Vale Park. Discover Gareth’s weakness for chocolate and a road trip with Stuart Talbot.
Bright: Rudge has no equal
Media star Mark Bright chats to us about his favourite Vale moments, winding up Nick Hancock and his pair of Port Vale slippers.
Guppy: I loved beating Stoke!
An exclusive interview with Valiant legend Steve Guppy. Find out why he signed for Vale, his favourite memories and his thoughts on that cup game are all revealed.
Sproson: Rudge was a great coach
We talk to Valiant legend Phil Sproson about his time at the club and his thoughts on his famous Vale family.
Goodlad: I haven’t looked back
Port Vale goalkeeper Mark Goodlad talks about how he leapt at the chance to play for the Valiants.
Collins delighted with award
Captain Sam Collins has a word with onevalefan about being player of the year, his relationship with the fans and why he often visits this very website.
Widdo: I’m Captain because I’m mouthy
Former Vale club captain Tommy Widdrington talked to us about what it means to be captain and his unusual Alan Shearer connection.
Horton: Youth is the Future
Former player and manager Brian Horton talks about ‘signing for half a shandy’ and explains his views on Vale’s youth policy.
Matthews: I Don’t Care About Criticism
Lauren Watson spoke to injured striker Lee Matthews as the Vale man gave his reaction to some critical comments.
Eldershaw Keen to Learn
Promising striker Simon Eldershaw has a chat about life at Vale Park, his hopes for the future and his best moments on the pitch.