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Rob Fielding

Rob Fielding is the editor of onevalefan and has been a Port Vale FC fan since 1980. He has written about Port Vale for 30 years. Rob has worked in many roles including in sports journalism and marketing. He has written a Port Vale book “No Ordinary Season” and curated the “Vale Vaults” Port Vale memorabilia exhibition. Rob has appeared on numerous radio broadcasts and podcasts (including BBC Radio Stoke) and written for multiple publications (including submissions for the Guardian, 442 and Word Soccer) about his club. His favourite player is striker Andy Jones and his favourite match is the FA Cup win over Spurs in 1988.

4 Comments

Keith Dawson

Funny old game football! The game looked over with the 3 points going into the Vale Piggy bank, but NO, not convinced we adapted to all the substitutions which were made in quick succession. As I have stated previously not sure where the goals are going to come from. I live in the south and will be at Exeter on 13 September, let’s see where we are then eh? Keep the faith, Up the Vale

Let’s not panic we were the better team for most of the game last night and they’ve won 4 on the bounce! Hopefully Shipley and Ojo are ok, great to see Garrity back. It took a while for Moore to sort his best team and formation last season I’m confident once we got all players back fit and available we’ll be ok. UTV !

Why does Mr. Moore insist on making substitutions on the 65 minute mark?
There was absolutely no need to interfere with the game, we were in control both front and back
Three points thrown away.
Tolaj needs to learn to stay on his feet, you can’t score lying down
Ojo needs to be given confidence to have a pop on goal, he was dancing around the edge of the box all night.

Rather embarrassing to watch as the defence fails to the end of the game the attacks on ball that should have happened didn’t 2 man on 1 and we still couldn’t get the ball out of our box, hopefully the boys can work together more in defence and helping tolaj up front to secure our chances