Man City legend ALEX WILLIAMS on becoming the top flight's first black goalkeeper in the 1980s, dealing with Nazi salutes and being pelted with bananas - and why he's dedicated his life to the ...

Alex Williams is the latest Manchester City star to have a pitch at the training ground named after him. Since the £200m facility opened up near the stadium nearly a decade ago, David Silva ...

Opposition fans used to greet Alex Williams with bananas, burning crosses and envelopes packed with razorblades when he was Manchester City ’s goalkeeper. Even his manager and team-mates used ...

City has renamed a pitch at the CFA in honour of former goalkeeper, Alex Williams MBE, before his retirement. Following his successful playing career, Williams became Head of City in the Community ...

Former Manchester City Goalkeeper, Alex Williams is retiring after 33 years working for City in the Community. It was a cold night near Stoke that made Alex Williams realise he had had enough.

Alex Williams exclusive: Man City, ... the first 10 games a lot of fans knew who I was and started to recognize me as a good goalkeeper rather than a black goalkeeper." Alex Williams was both as ...

Manchester City's goalkeeper Ederson grimaces in pain during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Crystal Palace at the Etihad stadium in Manchester, England ...

Manchester City Secure Highly Rated Scottish Goalkeeper Ben VickeryManchester City have completed the acquisition of 15-year-old goalkeeper Ben Vickery from Hibernian for a reported £235,000 ...

Manchester City are looking to make four to five first-team signings to get back to challenging on all fronts after a sub-standard 2024-25 campaign that saw Pep Guardiola and co finish in third ...

Alex Williams was a 1980s trailblazer as the first black goalkeeper to play in the English top flight. ... Alex Williams in action for Manchester City against Coventry City during the 1985/86 season.

Match of the Day's Adam Samuel pays a visit to Manchester City's community pitch to see it renamed in honour of club and community stalwart, Alex Williams.

Opposition fans used to greet Alex Williams with bananas, burning crosses and envelopes packed with razorblades when he was Manchester City ’s goalkeeper.. Even his manager and team-mates used ...