Sentinel: Dean Glover could be handed ‘scouting role’
The Sentinel claims that Dean Glover will be given a scouting or youth coaching role within the club.
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Port Vale make Paul Bodin their new assistant manager
Former Welsh International Paul Bodin has been confirmed as Rob Page’s assistant manager/first team coach at Vale Park.
How Vale legend Aspin played a part in Jamie Vardy’s rise
Former Valiant Neil Aspin played a key role in Jamie Vardy’s rise from total unknown to England striker.
Lines could leave if O’Connor stays
Chairman Norman Smurthwaite has indicated that Chris Lines could leave if Bristol Rovers make an offer and Michael O’Connor agrees a new deal with the club.
The Smurthwaite transcript which proves Paul Dickov is wrong
Norman Smurthwaite never claimed Doncaster Rovers are “after” Michael O’Connor. In fact he says that no other club has made an offer for the midfielder – words that prove Rovers manager Paul Dickov was wrong to tell the Vale chairman to keep his “mouth shut.”
Dickov wants Pope, doesn’t want O’Connor, slams Smurthwaite
Doncaster Rovers manager Paul Dickov says he is interested in signing Tom Pope but he is not interested in midfielder Michael O’Connor.
Should Vale Park have been completed last century?
Yes, hindsight is a fine thing, but Rob Fielding argues that an alternative design for the Lorne Street stand would have been a better option for the club.
Former Valiants: Micky Adams misses out on Crawley job
League One side Crawley have appointed Mark Yates as their new manager in preference to a former Vale boss.
Who could Port Vale’s “second” Crystal Palace target be?
Chairman Norman Smurthwaite said that he would be in discussions with Crystal Palace about the loan signing of Ryan Inniss and another unnamed player this weekend.
Lines would “think seriously” about Rovers return
Port Vale midfielder Chris Lines says he would seriously consider a move to hometown club Bristol Rovers.
Smurthwaite confident that O’Connor will stay
Chairman Norman Smurthwaite has told BBC Radio Stoke that Michael O’Connor is “happy with the package” and “no other club has made an offer” for the player of the year.
Listen: Chairman Norman Smurthwaite live on BBC Radio Stoke
Port Vale supporters can listen to Chairman Norman Smurthwaite live from 6pm on Monday Evening.
I hope Tom Pope stays, I’m not hopeful he will…
Rob Fielding feels that Tom Pope will leave but he hopes fans appreciate his contribution should he leave Vale Park.
Wembley play-off joy for Port Vale’s Chris Lines
Port Vale midfielder Chris Lines scored in the penalty shootout as Bristol Rovers returned to the Football League on Sunday.
Vale owner Smurthwaite offers to help cancer victim
Port Vale owner Norman Smurthwaite has offered to assist Coventry cancer victim Kane Orchard, who is awaiting a crucial bone marrow transplant.
Rob Page scouting for key new staff member
Rob Page’s revamp of his backroom staff will include the addition of a new chief scout.
Tom Pope wants respect and contract negotiations
Striker Tom Pope says he wonders if he is “respected” by Port Vale after the club’s contract offer was “even lower than I was told it would be.”
Former Valiants: Davies and Clarke released
Former Port Vale loanee Crag Davies is one of thirteen players to be released by Bolton Wanderers while Blackpool let Peter Clarke go.
Former Valiants: Ainsworth takes Wycombe to Wembley
Former Port Vale winger Gareth Ainsworth’s Wycombe Wanderers will play Southend United in the League Two play-off final at Wembley.
Why Sainsbury’s could hold the key to Chris Lines’ future
A legal dispute against the Sainsbury’s supermarket could bizarrely hold the key to whether Bristol Rovers attempt to sign on loan midfielder Chris Lines on a permanent deal.
Former Vale manager Micky Adams ‘interested’ in Crawley job
Former Port Vale manager Micky Adams could be set to become the new Crawley Town manager.
Former Valiants: three net new deals
Following on from a spate of former Vale players being released or transfer-listed, three former players have been offered new contracts.
Radio Stoke: Tom Pope could leave Port Vale
BBC Radio Stoke claims that striker Tom Pope could leave Port Vale as he will talk to League One rivals Doncaster Rovers this week.
Page: this is not the time for massive rebuilding
Rob Paste has issued a statement praising the “backbone” of his squad and defending his retained list.
Vale’s Enoch Andoh could feature at the 2016 Olympic games
Enoch Andoh’s call-up to the Ghana U23 side could have far-reaching repercussions which may see him become the first Port Vale Olympian.
Smurthwaite set for Innis talks with Palace
Vale owner Norman Smurthwaite says he is travelling to Selhurst Park at the end of May to discuss terms for a possible loan move.