Should Darren Moore’s side fail to win this one then it would look increasingly like it’s League Two football next season for the Valiants. Here’s our preview…
Port Vale manager Darren Moore has issued an emotional plea for fans to continue to back the relegation-threatened side. Moore told supporters that Port Vale is “your club” and to “do it for the badge.”
We ask three Vale supporters for their views on the Port Vale season. This week it’s the turn of Dave, Jean and Pete as they discuss formations, scorelines as well as the recent supporters’ meeting with the club.
Rob Fielding offers his view on the news that a group of supporters met with club officials, including co-owner Carol Shanahan to “reset their relationship.”
Several supporters groups and the football club have issued a statement confirming a meeting has taken place with “the overarching aim of resetting the relationship between the Club, Owner, and Supporters.”
The Manchester Evening News newspaper suggests that Dan Gore is close to returning to action for the Valiants.
We ask three Vale supporters for their views on the Port Vale season. This week it’s the turn of Steve, Paul and Ian as they discuss the possibility of relegation, who’s to blame and what needs to happen in the summer…
Rob Fielding says it isn’t right to blame inexperienced teenaged players and the manager for Vale’s latest loss but the Director of Football and senior players do deserve criticism.
There was no upset at Pride Park as a Port Vale side lacking any senior striker were comfortably beaten by Derby County on Saturday afternoon. The defeat leaves the club with an even tougher task in trying to avoid relegation.
Logic would dictate that if Port Vale can’t pick up more than a point against Fleetwood at home then they are likely to return with nothing when they visit Derby. However, football isn’t always logical and here’s our preview…
With Port Vale set to travel to Pride Park this weekend, we take a trip back to 1990 and one of the club’s most famous giantkillings.
Rob Fielding says that while criticism of Ryan Loft’s striking ability is justified some other comments are not and that the fans should think of the human being before jeering. He adds that for the player’s mental health, it may also be wise for him to take a break from the Port Vale squad.
The Port Vale manager thinks that “simple, basic, elementary mistakes” are costing the team after Vale conceded two late goals on Tuesday night.
It looked like being a precious home win for Port Vale but two late goals for Fleetwood saw the points shared and the Valiants still deep in relegation trouble.
After the chastening home loss to Lincoln City, the importance of Vale picking up points in midweek is now paramount to any hope of survival.
Media reports say that Synectics Solutions, the company owned by Port Vale FC owners Carol and Kevin Shanahan has been sold after a “feverish” bidding process.
Rob Fielding thinks that it may already be too late, but the side simply has to win against Fleetwood following their capitulation against Lincoln City at the weekend.
Port Vale conceded an awful goal in the very first minute and a late penalty as their relegation fears deepened after a poor home defeat to Lincoln City on Saturday afternoon. It was a performance devoid of confidence, quality and goal threat from the Valiants.
Forget the entertainment, forget the welcome for new manager Darren Moore because more than anything Port Vale need to address their slump and get some points. Here’s our preview…
Rob Fielding says that long-term player contracts means wholesale Port Vale squad changes this summer are unlikely.
Rob Fielding says that Darren Moore has already made some quick and welcome decisions to improve things on the pitch but they still may not be enough to save Vale’s season.
Port Vale’s winless run stretched to eight games on Wednesday evening as Reading scored two late goals to earn all three points.
Rob Fielding says that while performances on the pitch don’t help, the root of Vale’s relegation woes lie in an awful January transfer window.
The first game was abandoned on sixteen minutes after crowd protests against the Reading owner. With their recent form, the Valiants will surely take less drama and some points from this rearranged game. Here’s our preview…
It’s worrying times for Port Vale fans as a defeat to Cheltenham Town plunges them to third bottom in the table, but the club could soon see a key player return from injury.
New Port Vale manager Darren Moore and former Vale boss Darrell Clarke gave their reactions to the media after the Robins defeated the Valiants on Saturday afternoon. Nathan Smith opened the scoring before Matty Taylor equalise. Vale took the lead for a second time before a strong second-half performance saw the home side go ahead […]