1957: The Potteries rivalry is examined
This article from an unknown football magazine circa 1957 is a profile of the rivalry between Port Vale and Stoke City.
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This article from an unknown football magazine circa 1957 is a profile of the rivalry between Port Vale and Stoke City.
Take a look at this hand-drawn Port Vale stamp which was produced by a national newspaper over 45 years ago.
To celebrate the fourteenth anniversary of Port Vale’s last domestic trophy here’s a video of the LDV Vans Trophy run including footage of the final.
From Santa’s YouTube channel comes this match from the 1996-97 season when the Valiants came out best against near-neighbours Crewe.
Cult hero Bert Eardley: this is the story of the locally born football player who would only play for one team – his beloved Port Vale.
Here are a selection of Port Vale related press and programme clippings from the early part of the 1980’s.
The second of two classic games from 1988 featuring Port Vale and Chesterfield at Vale Park.
The first of two classic games from 1988 featuring Port Vale and Chesterfield at Vale Park.
John King passes away: former wing-half who played over 100 times for Port Vale has sadly passed away at the age of 77.
Cult hero Joe Fidler: He played only a handful of games for Port Vale but Joe Fidler should be celebrated for his actions during World War One.
The striker’s remarkable spell came despite Port Vale conceding 12 goals in two games and amid mounting financial worries.
March 27th 2016 marks the 62nd anniversary of Port Vale’s FA Cup semi-final game against West Brom.
A Roy Sproson interview from the pages of a 1970s Port Vale matchday programme.
Cult hero Adrian Capes: Capes served Port Vale as both player and coach during a long and varied career… and was top-scorer for four seasons in a row.
Watch the video complete with memorable George Andrews commentary as twenty years ago the Valiants beat local rivals Stoke City.
Nestling quietly in the corner of the Vale Park stadium is an often overlooked but unique slice of club history.
Port Vale beat local rivals Stoke City in the Autoglass Trophy Southern Section semi-final as they continue their progress towards the final.
One of the frustrations of early Port Vale 1920-21 squad line-ups is the lack of names – making it difficult to identify players of yesterday. We’ve had a go at the 1920-21 squad.
What are the very best Port Vale Cup games? There are many to pick from but here are five of Rob Fielding’s personal highlights from thirty years as a Port Vale fan.
Updated with new information this is the story of one of Port Vale’s most extravagantly named players who excelled in both sport and ceramics.
John Rudge’s Vale side put on a vintage away performance during the 1992-93 season (and well worth watching for Bernie Slaven’s opener)
In the course of our research we came upon a 1925 edition of the Staffordshire Sentinel and an interesting debate brewing in the letters pages.
A Mick Cullerton interview from the pages of a 1970s Port Vale matchday programme.
Here’s a press cutting on Port Vale’s famous 1-1 draw with Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side in the FA Cup third round, 1998.
Cult hero Williams Aitken: this is the story of an extraordinary character. A former Valiant who went on to manage an elite Italian club and who won the French equivalent of the FA Cup. This is the story of William “George” Aitken.