Opposing views: Coventry (H)
We have the views of three Coventry City fans ahead of their trip to Vale Park this weekend. It’s fair to say they don’t like their board while they regret losing Mark Marshall to the Valiants…
We have the views of three Coventry City fans ahead of their trip to Vale Park this weekend. It’s fair to say they don’t like their board while they regret losing Mark Marshall to the Valiants…
Ten great Port Vale goals: here are ten of the less well-known (but still great in our book) goals scored by Port Vale over the years. It includes strikes by Robbie Earle, Ian Taylor and Ron Futcher.
Manager Rob Page has urged winger Byron Moore to force his way into the first-team reckoning.
It’s come to OVF’s attention of a potential issue with the Linked In profile of a certain Perry Deakin, the club’s former CEO.
Cult hero Roger Jones may not be a name known by many current Vale fans, but the one-club man combined long service with a show-stealing ability to score goals.
The Guess the Crowd competition for the Coventry City game is number 400. Over the years the competitions have generated thousands of pounds of income for Port Vale.
It is sad but perhaps not unsurprising that Tom Pope has told the Sentinel that he may have to move elsewhere if he is offered a substantial paycut by the Valiants.
A new series of videos by OVF celebrate the achievements of key Vale players or officials. Our aim is to sum up their work for the club in a matter of minutes. This one looks at the Port Vale MBE routine.
An historic win for the Valiants as Ron Futcher’s excellent winner secures their first Second Division win in 32 years.
A new series of videos by OVF celebrate the achievements of key Vale players or officials. Our aim is to sum up their work for the club in a matter of minutes. Next up is the 1953-54 side…
If you’re looking for a Christmas present for a friend, family member or just a treat for yourself, then why not consider these Vale-related reads?
Former Port Vale defender Sam Collins is in temporary charge of Hartlepool United following the sacking of Paul Murray.
A new series of videos by OVF celebrate the achievements of key Vale players or officials. Our aim is to sum up their work for the club in a matter of minutes. First up is John Rudge…
Manager Rob Page says he’s pleased with his side’s performances but there is still more to come from the Valiants.
Cult hero Tom Page: a veteran striker, often overshadowed by his more free-scoring partner Wilf Kirkham, Tom Page still achieved a notable feat in the Potteries derbies.
Here are some scans of the programme for a night out at Jollees nightclub to celebrate the “centenary” of Port Vale FC.
Port Vale mentioned on I’m Sorry I haven’t a Clue: Monday the 1st December marked a notable first in the history of Port Vale FC – a very first mention on classic BBC Radio Four comedy show I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue.
Striker Dany N’Guessan says that he would be happy to sign a new contract with Port Vale.
Port Vale War Cry was the club’s anthem of the 1920’s – this special feature includes a portion of the lyrics, scans of the songsheet and a re-working of the song by band Cock’s Entry.
The Sentinel reports that Port Vale could add yet more new faces to their squad in the coming days.
Barry Edge responds to the publication of a certain photo that came courtesy of the Vale Vaults exhibition.
To conclude our look at the Sentinel special marking the club’s FA Cup semi-final appearance in 1954, here is a Photoshopped copy of the front cover.