Vale Park Heroes collection raises £846
Tuesday night’s bucket collection at Vale Park in aid of Help for Heroes has raised a total of £846.40 for the charity.
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Tuesday night’s bucket collection at Vale Park in aid of Help for Heroes has raised a total of £846.40 for the charity.
Did you miss the collectors at the Dagenham game? Did you not have any spare change? Or were you unable to get to the game?
Port Vale FC, in association with the OVF website will be holding a charity collection and welcoming two guests of honour at the home game against Dagenham.
Port Vale manager Micky Adams conceded that the Valiants rode their luck against Bradford and that the Vale “had a bit of fortune” with the winning goal. He also paid tribute to goalscorer Tom Pope and keeper Chris Neal.
Former Port Vale defender Lee Collins has moved on a month’s loan to Shrewsbury Town.
Micky Adams has hinted that luckless winger Lewis Haldane may have played his last game for the Valiants.
Administrator Bob Young has told the Sentinel newspaper that the club are in “advanced talks” with “three definite front-runners” bidding to takeover the club. Young also added that he was confident of “a deal progressing within a month.”
Thanks to Pete T, we have some photos of Vale fan Geoff Austin’s autograph book from which dates back to the 1950’s. It contains 1950s Port Vale autographs plus those of Stoke City players from that era.
Midfielder Ryan Burge says he is fit and ready to challenge for a first-team place after recovering from an injury “nightmare” and the 23 year-old says that he wants to extend his stay with the Valiants.
Captain Doug Loft has backed the Valiants to bounce back from their home defeat against Gillingham.
Micky Adams has admitted that he may make changes to Vale’s starting line-up following the home defeat to Gillingham.
Manager Micky Adams insisted it’s not all “doom and gloom” despite his team “not turning up” for the top-of-the-table clash with Gillingham.
Controversial former Port Vale chief executive Perry Deakin has been named as a franchisee for the Chicago Rock bar chain.
The club’s administrators and the Supporters Club have issued their second fortnightly statement. It states that a seventh bidder has expressed interest in Port Vale and the administrators are “working hard to secure an acceptable offer.”
In-form striker Tom Pope says Vale’s front four “look like they have played together for years” as they prepare to take on leaders Gillingham on Saturday.
Micky Adams hailed his side’s finishing power after the 5-2 away victory over Fleetwood Town and said that the game was “everything we wanted it to be.”
Manager Micky Adams told the media that Plymouth “couldn’t live with” Vale’s “outstanding” wingers as the team came from behind to win at Plymouth.
Winger Ashley Vincent and striker Tom Pope have been named in the Football League League Two team of the week.
Liam Chilvers has become the third former Port Vale player to join Blue Square Premier side AFC Telford United.
Former Valiant loanee Guy Madjo says he won’t celebrate if he scores against Port Vale on Saturday.
Administrator Bob Young has told the Sentinel that while takeover-wise there is “nothing new to report” , on the financial side the club is currently breaking even.
In January 2013, the club’s owners circulated a presentation that spelt out their vision of how the club should remember the past and be proud of its geographical location.
Micky Adams will be presented with a commemorative trophy after his side’s 6-2 win over Rotherham Utd earned Vale the “League Managers’ Association F&C Investments performance of the week” (phew, we pity the poor trophy engraver) prize.
Five Plymouth Argyle first-team players are injury doubts ahead of Saturday’s League Two clash with the Valiants.
Assistant manager Mark Grew has hailed Port Vale’s “fantastic” fans and says that “the good start has given us a lift.”
The Valiants are to hold what has billed as the club’s first-ever ‘Commercial Open Evening’ on September 26th.