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Port Vale Past
A delve into the history of Port Vale FC. Please note that this website has literally thousands of historic articles so you may want to use the site search
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Classic Port Vale clashes
A selection of favourite Port Vale games over the years including cup giantkillings, finals and promotions…
History and Memorabilia
My best Port Vale XI: Jon’s team selection is simple – “just my favourite players”
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Photo Essay: a quiz about Port Vale in a Hull City programme
5/5 - (2 votes)
Port Vale’s promotion in 1983 – John McGrath reign’s crowning moment
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Five of the best
Five of the best: follically challenged Port Vale players
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Five of the best – Port Vale players who could have been great but for injury…
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Five of the best: successful Port Vale returns after a loan spell
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Cult heroes
Cult hero 69: Richard “Jammer” Evans
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Cult hero 68: Gary Ford
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Cult hero 67: Nicky Cross
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Vintage Vale Park
The long, long wait ended – the summer that the Lorne St stand became fully seated
5/5 - (4 votes)
The quiet centurion of Vale Park…
5/5 - (5 votes)
The Roy Sproson statue is unveiled
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The Iron Curtain side of 1954
A ticket for a possible replay of Port Vale’s 1954 FA Cup semi-final
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I was there: a fans’ view of Port Vale’s Iron Curtain side
5/5 - (4 votes)
1953-54 Port Vale player profiles – the legendary Iron Curtain side
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Tributes & Obituaries
Port Vale goalkeeper John Connaughton passes away
5/5 - (4 votes)
Former Valiant Stuart Chapman passes away
5/5 - (4 votes)
Former Vale player Colin “singing winger” Grainger passes away aged 89
5/5 - (4 votes)
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Port Vale programmes
Vintage programme: read Newcastle United vs Port Vale from 1991
5/5 - (3 votes)
Vintage programme: read Wrexham versus Port Vale from 1963
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Vintage programme: read Workington vs Port Vale from 1952
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Port Vale scrapbooks
A match report from Port Vale’s last win over Arsenal back in 1901
5/5 - (4 votes)
“Brilliant form” – a report on Port Vale’s first-ever trip to Exeter City in 1938
4.5/5 - (6 votes)
Press clippings of Port Vale’s first-ever game against Rotherham
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The Sproson family
Phil Sproson: the OVF interview
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Roy Sproson in pictures
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Roy Sproson in quotes
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Nearly Men
Nearly men 30: cosmopolitan manager Constantine who turned down Port Vale in 2016
5/5 - (4 votes)
Nearly men 29: Chris Burns, the swap deal which never happened
4.6/5 - (10 votes)
Nearly men 28: Chris Price, the full-back who turned down John Rudge
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