| Ken Hancock 10:58 - May 3 with 416 views | Miaow |
R.I.P.
He was the goalkeeper the last time Port Vale won a divisional championship in 1959. There's a good chance they could win the League Two title today. |  |
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| Ken Hancock on 11:33 - May 3 with 361 views | monty_radio |
Possibly, in my time, the most fondly remembered for his occasional antics and spectacular saves. If he had the unfailing reliability to match, he would have been a top keeper. But, as he was, much loved, and remembered for the best bits, including winning the league, he was a top man. |  |
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| Ken Hancock on 15:33 - May 3 with 294 views | bluebudgie |
Lovely man and great keeper who helped Town to win the 2nd tier title in 1968 with only five losses on the way. Ken, along with Lev Yashin, were my boyhood goalkeeping heroes. He used to come to our village fete and participate in the dog show. Always had time for people, and as I said, a lovely man.RIP Ken |  | | |
| Ken Hancock on 16:09 - May 3 with 264 views | Westover |
Great keeper I saw him many times RIP. | | | |
| Ken Hancock on 16:29 - May 3 with 237 views | Radlett_blue |
I was surprised when Robson sold Hancock to Spurs to be deputy to Pat Jennings, although maybe he was right that David Best was a better bet. |  |
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| Ken Hancock on 18:08 - May 3 with 192 views | carlisleaway |
I believe McGarry signed Hancock in 1964 the first year I started following the mighty blues RIP |  | | |
| Ken Hancock on 18:35 - May 3 with 172 views | Churchman |
| Ken Hancock on 16:29 - May 3 by Radlett_blue |
I was surprised when Robson sold Hancock to Spurs to be deputy to Pat Jennings, although maybe he was right that David Best was a better bet. |
I saw him play but was too young to remember much about him. One of the 1968 League 2 Champions. 180 appearances according to Pride of Anglia.
RIP Mr Hancock. |  | | |
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