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Irvin Methley

Irvin Methley

Clubs played for: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Walsall. (1946-1950).

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Biography: Ran a fish and chip shop in Leamore. Died in November 2004 aged 78.




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Methley, Irvin When he came to Walsall he shared accommodation with two more young players from the Wolves, Billy Skidmore and Henry Walters in a disused bakery converted into living quarters. It formed a boundary to our garden in Palfrey. During the close season they would join us boys on the odd occasion having a kick about in Palfrey Park. Our early Saddlers heroes.
23-02-21 Stan Dawson

Methley, Irvin Irvin was a friend of my mother's cousin, Victor Careless and his wife Hilda. The friendship developed because Hilda and Irvin's wife Iris, had been best friends throughout their childhood. He was a lovely man and I remember, when I was a boy, the four of them drove up to North Wales to spend a weekend with us when we had a caravan holiday there. I have a photograph of us all on the beach at Harlech. Very happy times!
26-10-20 Graham Kirk

Methley, Irvin New Mr methley very well, he had the chip shop the top of harden road he had the team picture on the wall in the chippy, I believe he badly broke his leg playing for walsall and it ended his career. ....shame lively man.


Methley, Irvin One of the most pleasant,gentle men I have ever known. Played golf with him up until a few months before he died. Always proud to have played for Wolves - but very modest. Very glad to have known him.


Methley, Irvin He was my uncle he was a lovely gentle man


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