Adams third favourite for York job?
Former Vale manager Micky Adams is the third favourite with bookies Bet Victor for the vacant York City manager’s job.
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The former player and experienced Football League manager had two spells with Port Vale FC. He was first appointed manager in 2009 before leaving to join Sheffield United in 2010.
He returned as manager in 2011 and despite the club’s financial troubles, he led the club to promotion to League One in 2013. In September 2014 he resigned following a run of six straight defeats. He subsequently joined Tranmere Rovers.
He was in charge of 247 Port Vale matches with a win ratio of over 40%.
Former Vale manager Micky Adams is the third favourite with bookies Bet Victor for the vacant York City manager’s job.
Former Port Vale manager Micky Adams is the bookies’ favourite to take over as the next Leyton Orient manager.
Norman Smurthwaite has told a press conference that Micky Adams did more than manage and helped bring money into the club.
Long-serving Port Vale supporter and blogger Tom Bourne gives his views on Micky Adams’ departure from Vale Park.
Micky Adams steps down: Port Vale have announced that manager Micky Adams has stepped down from his role as first-team manager.
Micky Adams is not known for keeping his feelings to himself and his interview following the defeat to Bristol City was one that raised eyebrows among Vale fans.
With Micky Adams under severe pressure and even hinting that he may have reached the end of his “shelf life” at Vale, we take a look at how his current record compares with the final records of previous managers.
By The Sentinel PORT Vale manager Micky Adams is adamant he won’t quit, but says his fate is out of his hands after the Valiants suffered a sixth successive defeat last night.Vale went down 3-0 at home to league leaders Bristol City to stay in the relegation zone and leave Adams clearly emotional as he […]
By The Sentinel CHRIS Neal says the success of the last two seasons shows just why Port Vale should stick with Micky Adams despite their current losing run.The Valiants go into tonight’s home game against league leaders Bristol City (7.45pm) on a run of five successive defeats, but goalkeeper Neal says Adams’s track record at […]
In his latest personal blog, OVF editor Rob Fielding argues that he thinks it’s wrong to call for Micky Adams to go.
By The Sentinel PLAYING Crewe was about the only possible fixture in which Port Vale could claim to start as the form team, so no wonder this one hurt.Vale’s four successive defeats going into the game were hardly pleasant, but that doesn’t compare to going down at your local rivals when they have lost the […]
Manager Micky Adams has blasted his side’s defending after the home defeat to Chesterfield.
The Sentinel claims that Micky Adams is attempting to bring in two new attacking players into the club.
Port Vale manager Micky Adams has told the official Port Vale website that a forward could join the squad before Saturday’s game against Chesterfield.
Following the defeat to Cardiff City in the league cup, manager Micky Adams says that his side are “not too far away from being a decent side”.
Manager Micky Adams says that Vale’s poor start was responsible for their home defeat to Notts County.
Watch the Port Vale manager take part in the ice bucket challenge after being nominated by Chris Birchall.
OVF editor Rob Fielding thinks it’s right to praise manager Micky Adams after a hugely promising start to the season.
Manager Micky Adams was satisfied with an away point on Tuesday night but still insisted that the team “can still do better.”
Manager Micky Adams said that the performance against Doncaster was “as good a performance, as we’ve produced while I’ve been manager.”
The Sentinel claims that Micky Adams wants two new additions to his squad before the transfer window closes.
Manager Micky Adams hailed hat-trick hero Ben Williamson and confirmed that keeper Sam Johnson will keep his place in the side.
It’s probably a sign of the times that Micky Adams’ current three year spell at Vale Park has lifted him into ninth place in English football’s longest-serving managers’ list.
Manager Micky Adams says he is happy to take a point from the opening game of the season against Walsall.
Micky Adams says he won’t comment on Blackburn’s position regarding striker Jordan Slew because unlike Crewe boss Steve Davis, he doesn’t comment on other club’s players.
Manager Micky Adams says he is 99% certain of his formation for the opening game of the season but Saturday’s poor performance against Southport has given him “food for thought”.