Five of the best: Port Vale players who graduated from the youth team
Rob Fielding selects five Port Vale players who have made their mark after coming through the club’s junior ranks…
Rob Fielding selects five Port Vale players who have made their mark after coming through the club’s junior ranks…
It was Port Vale’s first-ever domestic trophy and here’s how the national press reported the Valiants’ victory at Wembley stadium in 1993.
Darrell Clarke made many signings during a two and half year spell with the club – these are our pick as his five finest additions.
A match report and player ratings from the Millennium stadium in 2000 as Brian Horton’s Port Vale side win the club’s second domestic trophy.
It set up one of the most fondly remembered games in Port Vale history – here’s how the press saw the Valiants’ famous FA Cup replay win in the FA Cup fourth round, 1996.
Culled from our media archives, here are a selection of press clippings from Port Vale’s fabulous 1953-54 season…
Continuing our occasional “five of the best” series here’s our personal top five best Brian Horton signings for Port Vale…
The Assassin, the singing winger, Pull it, Jazz and Jammer Evans – here are our favourite Port Vale player nicknames from over the years.
We have the briefest of reports of a significant result for Port Vale back in 1930. Here’s the background to Port Vale’s thrashing of Bradford Park Avenue.
There have been plenty of trialists playing for Port Vale in friendlies over the years but many are not taken on. Here we look at five trialists who certainly made the grade for the Valiants…
Back in the late 1940s Port Vale had grand plans for the Hamil End of the ground – we take a look at what was proposed…
Read features on Port Vale’s games against Southport, Norwich City, Manchester City and the 1989 Potteries Derby against Stoke City
We present a selection of press clippings from the 1988-89 Port Vale promotion season charting the success of John Rudge’s side.
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.
Port Vale signings from Stoke City: it’s a controversial move at the best of times, but here are five Potteries transfers which benefitted the Valiants.
This photograph portrays cult Port Vale striker Bob Newton scoring a diving header in a home game against Stockport County in 1982.
The best John Rudge signings are subject of plenty of debate – here is our selection which we think demonstrate the genius of the legendary Port Vale manager.
It may be the summer and a time when cricket comes to the fore there’s still plenty to connect Port Vale FC with the game of cricket.
Here is a collection of older Port Vale hard men – players who als0 had a reputation as true tough guys…
Port Vale tried five other strikers before opting to sign Ron Futcher. This is the story of those failed transfer deals…
Cult hero Bob Blood: striker Bob Blood possessed more than just a great name as our cult feature will explain…
A selection of programme front cover images from over the decades form the latest of our Clipping Heroes series.
OVF were kindly loaned this unusual photograph by Port Vale FC for our Vale Vaults exhibition…
Cult hero Tom Morgan: despite taking the club to their highest-ever league position, few fans know of Tom Morgan’s impressive contribution to Port Vale.
Cult hero Tom Holford like another Vale legend Lol Hamlett, was a long-serving figure who seemed to be Port Vale through and through…
Cult hero Roger Jones may not be a name known by many current Vale fans, but the one-club man combined long service with a show-stealing ability to score goals.