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ianmoir · 17th December 2020, 16.52:58

Steve was a hero to me in my youth, thought he played for Wxm a lot longer. Memory obviously fades with age. RIP Steve.

eosceiriog · 17th December 2020, 18.06:27

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Originally Posted by moldroadred

Alvan Williams brought them in. He was manager at Southend before he came to manage Wrexham.

R.I.P. Steve.

Correct. JN came with AW from Southend to be coach.

AW was also a former player, as well as a former manager known as "Alvan the Tiger" in his playing days !!!

RadioRed · 17th December 2020, 18.20:54

R.I.P. Steve.I remember especially scoring against Spennymore United in a F.A.Cup match away from home.
The Spennymore defence kept backing off and Steve hammered home from about 25 yards bottom left hand corner.I wonder if Dave Davies remembers that one.Compliments of the season to you Dave.

Number6 · 17th December 2020, 18.45:06

R.I.P. Steve. My abiding memory of Steve was a very foggy day against Port Vale at the Racecourse. John James the PV o/s left was no shrinking violet and I believe there was a little history between them. Ingle tackled James "firmly" and James was slightly miffed. The game continued towards the Vale goal and Ingle and James started some fisticuffs. Now it it was foggy, and the ref couldn't see what was going on, but the linesman noticed and started to flag furiously. Eventually the ref noticed and came over to the lino, by which time Ingle and James had stopped fighting(having seen the linesmans flag)and were jogging towards the halfway line. They both stood still with butter wouldn't melt expressions whilst the ref ticked them off. They then proceeded to kick lumps off each other for the remainder of the game. Final whistle, handshakes and arms around shoulders as they went off. Proper men. I had a great view as I was a ballboy and allowed to sit on the paddock wall by the old dressing rooms.

gresford red · 17th December 2020, 18.54:04

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Originally Posted by Number6

R.I.P. Steve. My abiding memory of Steve was a very foggy day against Port Vale at the Racecourse. John James the PV o/s left was no shrinking violet and I believe there was a little history between them. Ingle tackled James "firmly" and James was slightly miffed. The game continued towards the Vale goal and Ingle and James started some fisticuffs. Now it it was foggy, and the ref couldn't see what was going on, but the linesman noticed and started to flag furiously. Eventually the ref noticed and came over to the lino, by which time Ingle and James had stopped fighting(having seen the linesmans flag)and were jogging towards the halfway line. They both stood still with butter wouldn't melt expressions whilst the ref ticked them off. They then proceeded to kick lumps off each other for the remainder of the game. Final whistle, handshakes and arms around shoulders as they went off. Proper men. I had a great view as I was a ballboy and allowed to sit on the paddock wall by the old dressing rooms.

That's a great story, thank you for sharing

Wiltshire_Red · 17th December 2020, 19.29:02

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Originally Posted by Number6

R.I.P. Steve. My abiding memory of Steve was a very foggy day against Port Vale at the Racecourse. John James the PV o/s left was no shrinking violet and I believe there was a little history between them. Ingle tackled James "firmly" and James was slightly miffed. The game continued towards the Vale goal and Ingle and James started some fisticuffs. Now it it was foggy, and the ref couldn't see what was going on, but the linesman noticed and started to flag furiously. Eventually the ref noticed and came over to the lino, by which time Ingle and James had stopped fighting(having seen the linesmans flag)and were jogging towards the halfway line. They both stood still with butter wouldn't melt expressions whilst the ref ticked them off. They then proceeded to kick lumps off each other for the remainder of the game. Final whistle, handshakes and arms around shoulders as they went off. Proper men. I had a great view as I was a ballboy and allowed to sit on the paddock wall by the old dressing rooms.

Great memory, those games against Port Vale always fiesty on and off the pitch

roy the rover · 17th December 2020, 19.53:34

Great fullback.

spyderred · 17th December 2020, 20.01:15

RIP Steve, it was a pleasure watching you play, solid as a rock.

jkbe1357 · 17th December 2020, 20.27:34

signed a lot of Southend players because Alvin Williams came as manager with John Neal as his assistant

17th December 2020, 16.52:58	#28-0 (permalink)
ianmoir Squad Player Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Steve Ingle RiP Steve was a hero to me in my youth, thought he played for Wxm a lot longer. Memory obviously fades with age. RIP Steve.

17th December 2020, 18.20:54	#30-0 (permalink)
RadioRed First Teamer (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Dec 2007 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Harry Twitter: @	Re: Steve Ingle RiP R.I.P. Steve.I remember especially scoring against Spennymore United in a F.A.Cup match away from home. The Spennymore defence kept backing off and Steve hammered home from about 25 yards bottom left hand corner.I wonder if Dave Davies remembers that one.Compliments of the season to you Dave. __________________ (formally hazcabz)

17th December 2020, 18.45:06	#31-0 (permalink)
Number6 Legend Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Dave Twitter: @??????	Re: Steve Ingle RiP R.I.P. Steve. My abiding memory of Steve was a very foggy day against Port Vale at the Racecourse. John James the PV o/s left was no shrinking violet and I believe there was a little history between them. Ingle tackled James "firmly" and James was slightly miffed. The game continued towards the Vale goal and Ingle and James started some fisticuffs. Now it it was foggy, and the ref couldn't see what was going on, but the linesman noticed and started to flag furiously. Eventually the ref noticed and came over to the lino, by which time Ingle and James had stopped fighting(having seen the linesmans flag)and were jogging towards the halfway line. They both stood still with butter wouldn't melt expressions whilst the ref ticked them off. They then proceeded to kick lumps off each other for the remainder of the game. Final whistle, handshakes and arms around shoulders as they went off. Proper men. I had a great view as I was a ballboy and allowed to sit on the paddock wall by the old dressing rooms. __________________ I am not a number - I'm a free fan.

17th December 2020, 19.53:34	#34-0 (permalink)
roy the rover First Teamer Joined: Sep 2013 Racecourse Spot: wst 3920 Real Name: non given Twitter: @	Re: Steve Ingle RiP Great fullback.

17th December 2020, 20.01:15	#35-0 (permalink)
spyderred Squad Player Joined: Aug 2009 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Real Name: Paul Twitter: @	Re: Steve Ingle RiP RIP Steve, it was a pleasure watching you play, solid as a rock.

17th December 2020, 20.27:34	#36-0 (permalink)
jkbe1357 Trialist Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Steve Ingle RiP signed a lot of Southend players because Alvin Williams came as manager with John Neal as his assistant