Captain begins contract talks
According to the Sentinel newspaper, Port Vale skipper Doug Loft has started talks on a new contract with the Valiants.
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According to the Sentinel newspaper, Port Vale skipper Doug Loft has started talks on a new contract with the Valiants.
Micky Adams has told the Sentinel that he won’t be letting any squad players to go out on loan as “anyone might be called on at any time.”
In an interview with the Sentinel newspaper, midfielder Ryan Burge has indicated he wants to stay with the Valiants. Burge told the newspaper “I’m really happy at the club.”
Port Vale FC have announced that the club will be holding a benefit night for former winger Lewis Haldane, who was forced to retire earlier this season.
Port Vale Reserves’ 0-0 draw with Burton Albion was not without incident as Vale suffered injuries to two squad players.
Port Vale Supporters Club have elected Ally Simcock as their new chairman, replacing the outgoing chairman Pete Williams.
Bill Bell dies: Former Port Vale owner and chairman Bill Bell has died at the age of 81, it has been reported.
The Valiants have released the final design for next season’s club crest, following feedback from the fans. The club have also hinted at a kit that will “reflect the rich history and heritage of our club” and will be released next season.
Bristol Rovers will be hosting a testimonial game for former Vale winger Lewis Haldane on May 18th at the Memorial Ground.
Micky Adams has told the Sentinel that he will consider changing his line-up when the side next play away from Vale Park.
The Port Vale Supporters Club would like to remind all Vale fans that the long-awaited AGM will finally take place at Tommy Cheadle’s pub at Vale Park on Tuesday night (Feb 12) and all fans are welcome.
Sunday marks the 11th anniversary of the last Potteries Derby – for the record Vale secured a 1-0 win over Stoke thanks to a goal from Micky Cummins – so it seems the ideal time to reprise our Potteries Derbies feature.
Manager Micky Adams heaped praise on opponents Barnet as he conceded Port Vale were lucky to escape with a point after their 0-0 draw on Saturday.
An analysis by BBC Sport has placed Port Vale’s Micky Adams as the tenth best manager in the country, based on his record since the start of the season.
Port Vale’s former club sponsors, Harlequin Property, are the subject of a formal alert issued by the Financial Services Agency (FSA).
According to the Sentinel newspaper, Micky Adams plans to have talks with key players ahead of the summer as he looks to tie Vale’s star players to long-term contracts.
Former Port Vale defender Lee Collins is set to agree a deal with Northampton Town in the “next few days” according to the Northampton Chronicle newspaper.
Winger Ashley Vincent has told the Sentinel that he is pleased to end his goalless run with two goals against AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday.
Port Vale FC have announced that leading scorer Tom Pope has signed a two year extension to his contract.
The excellent football nostalgia magazine Backpass has an extensive feature on Port Vale’s 1954 Iron Curtain side including an interview with Vale great Colin Askey.
Assistant manager Mark Grew has told the Sentinel that Tuesday night’s home game against AFC Wimbledon gives the Valiants the chance to “put more pressure” on their promotion rivals.
Port Vale have reduced the admission prices for their midweek League Two fixture against AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday evening.
Manager Micky Adams has praised the contribution of central midfielders Doug Loft and Ryan Burge and has conceded that “it’s going to be difficult to leave them out.”
Striker Lee Hughes told the media that he “really enjoyed” his home debut at Vale Park after his second-half double helped the Valiants overcome Accrington 3-0.
Micky Adams said that a “half-time chat” was crucial as Vale put on a much improved second-half display during their 3-0 home victory over Accrington.
Manager Micky Adams has not ruled out the possibility of bringing some loan players into the club when the loan window opens in a week’s time.
Manager Micky Adams has told the Sentinel that the club is unlikely to make a move for free agent and former defender Lee Collins.