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Martin Foyle was a legendary forward for the Valiants who scored over a hundred senior goals. He later went on to coach and manage the side.
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Last summer we ran a series of articles asking for your all-time Port Vale XI. Sadly, the announcement of a winning formation was delayed due to the usual Port Vale crisis coming along and dominating matters. So, after a long delay, here are the results of that vote.
On our OVF YouTube channel we remember some of the great Vale moments of recent years – here we remember a thrashing of Barnet back in 1993
Finally, after a longer than expected delay, we’re asking you to select two upfront for our ultimate eleven.
Relive a great FA Cup tie for Port Vale as they put six goals past Hartlepool United in 1994.
A cracking Port Vale team move with Talbot supplying Guppy and the winger beating his man to play in Foyle for the goal.
Time at club: 1991-2000 Appearances: 356 Goals: 107 Comments: Martin Foyle is the second-highest scorer in the history of the club with 107 goals. Foyle was signed for a then club record fee of £375,000 from Oxford United in 1991. He was leading scorer in 1991-1992, 1993-1994 and 1998-1999. He was also voted Player of […]
The Valiants secure a memorable televised FA Cup first round win over their neighbours Stoke City.
With Micky Adams under severe pressure and even hinting that he may have reached the end of his “shelf life” at Vale, we take a look at how his current record compares with the final records of previous managers.
As we celebrate Ben Williamson’s first hat-trick for the Valiants, we thought it may be a good time to look back at all of Vale hat-trick heroes from the last fifty years.
Here’s one of our occasional features looking at the fortunes of former Vale players. This time, we look at how a number of former players fared on the opening day of the season.
There are quite a number of former Valiants at new clubs this summer. Here’s an update on how some of them are faring.
Watch a news report on one of Vale’s finest league cup hours – an honourable away draw at Anfield in front of 8,000 travelling Valiants.
We look at the news reports following Vale’s 3-1 FA Cup win over Stoke City in 1992. This clip includes – footage of the Regis miss, that Foley challenge on Aspin plus interviews with Bill Bell and Martin Foyle.
York’s local newspaper, the Evening Press has named two former Vale players as winner and runner-up in their annual awards.
With the season behind us, there are plenty of moves and news throughout the leagues. OVF picks out several stories featuring former Valiants.
Watch the highlights from Vale’s first home game of the 1993-94 promotion season, when the Valiants hit six past strugglers Barnet.
The Bulls News website claims that former Vale midfielder Kingsley James is set to sign a contract with Hereford United.
Port Vale playing legends Andy Porter and Martin Foyle have linked up for a second time to form Hereford United’s new management team.
Former Port Vale playing legend, coach and manager Martin Foyle has been named as the new manager of Blue Square Premier side Hereford United.
Wednesday 2nd May 2012 marks Port Vale legend Martin Foyle’s 49th birthday. To celebrate, OVF have taken a look inside the OVF Vaults and reproduced this exclusive 2011 interview with the great man.
Barry first posted this in January 2002 and it includes a tribute to all those who played for Port Vale fifty years ago – especially in that famous FA Cup Semi Final against West Bromich Albion at Villa Park.
Exiled Valiant Barry Edge lives in Perth, Western Australia. In his latest missive from ‘Downunder you’ll find a string of delicious twists of irony – all in the name of sharing a little humour of course.
This review features a match that will live long in the memory of all Port Vale fans present.
Port Vale win promotion on a truly emotional day as the Goldstone Ground hosts its final game.
We talk exclusively to club legend Martin Foyle who represented the club as player, coach and manager.
Watch our video as John Rudge’s Port Vale side hammer Norwich City with six strikes at home in this classic encounter from the 1996/1997 season.
Striker Martin Foyle played for nine years, was the club’s second highest scorer of all time and is now manager. We pay tribute to his goalscoring exploits. Martin Foyle was one of only a select number of Vale players to win the club’s Player of the Year award twice.
Port Vale have announced that manager Martin Foyle has left the club by mutual consent. The Valiants are in 23rd place in League One with only five points from their opening seven matches. Assistant manager Dean Glover will take charge of the team for Saturday’s home game against Southend. Foyle told the official Port Vale […]
Loanee Chris Cornes has agreed to stay on at Vale Park for a further month following discussions between Martin Foyle and Glenn Hoddle. Wolves midfielder Cornes was the star of the show on Wednesday night as his double strike from the substitutes bench earned Vale a 2-2 draw with Oldham Athletic. Although he has a […]
Martin Foyle has added his third loan signing in as many weeks after agreeing to take Hartlepool mifielder Darrell Clarke on a month’s loan. The 27 year-old former Mansfield Town player joins Chris Cornes and Gary Mulligan on loan at Vale Park. Seen as a box-to-box midfielder with a good goalscoring record, Clarke will provide […]
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