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The John Rudge statue

John Rudge Port Vale's greatest manager

John Rudge

John Rudge was appointed Port Vale’s manager in December 1983. He remained in the role for the next 16 years, easily the longest management spell in the club’s history. He masterminded some of the club’s most successful campaigns, leading them to promotion in 1986, 1989 and 1994; he also led them to the Anglo-Italian Cup final in 1996, and victory in the Football League Trophy final in 1993. He was controversially sacked in January 1999 before returning to the club in an advisory role in 2017 and then being appointed club president.

Click on the links below to read a selection of our features and galleries about the club’s greatest-ever manager.

In numbers

  • Games in charge: 843

    Win ratio: 37%

    Honours: Promotion 1986, 1989, 1994, Autoglass Trophy winners 1993, Manager of the month (4 times), Football League contribution to League football award (2021)

Our tribute to John Rudge

More features on John Rudge

John Rudge - Port Vale legend

John Rudge - Port Vale legend

This website’s video tribute to the club’s greatest manager.

John Rudge and Port Vale, a special relationship

Port Vale and Port Vale, a special relationship

A preview piece ahead of Port Vale’s game against Tranmere Rovers in January 1995. It examines the fortunes of Port Vale under long-serving manager John Rudge.

John Rudge's testimonial game

John Rudge's testimonial game

A news report on John Rudge’s well deserved testimonial game.

Rudge's barmy army

Rudge's barmy army

The Railway stand pays tribute after Rudge returns to the club in 2017.

Can you contribute?

If you have any memorabilia related to John Rudge please let us know. We will scan and return any items in good condition. If you’d like to offer an item please contact us

 


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