Port Vale travelling supporters to be refunded for abandoned Reading game
Port Vale have announced that travelling fans who attended the abandoned game against Reading will receive a full refund.
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Port Vale have announced that travelling fans who attended the abandoned game against Reading will receive a full refund.
The Reading protest group Sell Before We Dai have issued an apology and a thank you message to Port Vale fans who attended the abandoned League One game on Saturday afternoon.
Colourised Port Vale photos – B&W images are transformed. Using online software, we’ve added colour to some of our collection of vintage black and white Port Vale images. We hope that they add a whole new dimension to the photos…
Port Vale owner thanks fans: In a message posted on the official Port Vale website, chair and co-owner Carol Shanahan has outlined improvements over the summer while the Port Vale owner thanks fans for their continued support.
Here are a selection of vintage images of Port Vale fans from our OVF archives.
Pictured from around 1950 is a photograph of the then Port Vale chairman addressing the fans.
Port Vale’s on-loan defender Mitch Clark says he “can’t fault” the Port Vale travelling support.
While acknowledging that things are not great, one fan wants to take a different angle and look at some of the positive elements of supporting the Valiants.
OVF editor Rob Fielding says it is an impossible task for fans to make a decision on whether Norman Smurthwaite should sell the club.
OVF editor Rob Fielding was disturbed to read reports of highly offensive behaviour by a group of Port Vale “fans” – here’s his response.
A bit of a move away from our usual content, but we thought this video offered an excellent insight into Bradford City’s reasoning for their £149 season ticket prices.
Manager Micky Adams has paid tribute to Port Vale’s “fantastic” supporters and says if Friday was his last game at Vale Park then he leaves as a “proud man.”
Assistant manager Mark Grew says that Vale’s travelling fans could make the Crewe fixture “like a home game” for Port Vale.
Rob Fielding says that while Norman Smurthwaite has done some great things, he has some constructive criticism about the club’s relationship with its customers.
Vale columnist Martin Tideswell says that shutting the Railway Paddock because of the action of a tiny minority of fans “would do nothing but penalise the vast majority of decent fans.”
Here are some superb photos from fans including plenty of Tom Pope, a superb panoramic view of Vale Park and lots of images of fans celebrating.
Micky Adams has hailed the Vale Park support and wants to “thank each one of them” after a near 11,000 crowd saw the Valiants thrash promotion rivals Burton 7-1.
Full-back Adam Yates has asked for Vale’s home support to match that of its away following and spur the side on to promotion.
Louis Dodds has told the official Port Vale website that the Valiant supporters have been “fantastic” and has called on all fans to support the team on Saturday. It does give us that extra burst of energy that we might need to get us over the line… Dodds told the official Port Vale website: “Every […]
Winger Jennison Myrie-Williams has reserved special praise for the Port Vale travelling supporters after he returned to form in the 2-0 win over York City. It’s just pleasing that they were there to see it and that they will have gone home happy for once in a while… Myrie-Williams told the media: “It was good […]
The following article is a personal appeal from OVF editor Rob Fielding for the fans to rally around the team and offer our support.
Manager Micky Adams has tried to rebuild bridges with Vale fans, telling the official Port Vale website that “we appreciate the support.”
Chairman Paul Wildes has tried to calm down speculation of squad disharmony by telling the Sentinel that “We are all in it together and that hasn’t changed over the past couple of months.”
Rob Fielding is still reeling from the events of the last 24 hours, but in light of Micky Adams’ comments about abuse from fans, he makes the point that “respect runs both ways.”
A clearly frustrated Micky Adams has hit out at “disgusting” abuse from some of Vale’s away supporters at the Memorial Stadium.
Rob Fielding doesn’t have a solution to Port Vale’s problems – and he thinks that inability to influence events on the pitch is the main reason why so many supporters are getting frustrated.
Micky Adams has echoed the rallying call of fellow Potteries boss Tony Pulis by asking for Vale fans to be the side’s “twelfth man” during the home match against Bradford City.