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It’s been a Wilder ride I don’t want to end – Clarke

When Ryan Clarke made his debut for Bristol Rovers, Tony Blair was year into his second term as Prime Minister, Jude Bellingham hadn’t been conceived and broadband was a distant dream.
It’s been

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY: RYAN CLARKE
By Chris Dunlavy

SPOTLIGHT: Ryan Clarke in FA Cup action for Bath City
PICTURE: Alamy

WHEN Ryan Clarke made his debut for Bristol Rovers, Tony Blair was year into his second term as Prime Minister, Jude Bellingham hadn’t been conceived and broadband was a distant dream.
Yet 23 years and 654 games on, the 41-year-old goalkeeper is showing no signs of slowing down.
“The way I feel right now, I feel like I could go on forever,” said the former Bristol Rovers, Oxford United and Wimbledon man, who has just joined Hungerford Town after five years at...

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