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“Where are the strikers?” may have been the calls from the fans but for whatever reason, Vale decided not to strengthen upfront and now everyone must hope they have enough firepower to win what could be a crucial game. Here’s our preview…
Port Vale have announced that young midfielder Tommy McDermott has joined Premier League side Burnley for an undisclosed fee.
Port Vale have brought in Barnsley defender Kacper Łopata following the departure of Liverpool loanee Rhys Williams.
Port Vale manager Andy Crosby has told the media that striker Uche Ikpeazu could be out for twelve weeks.
Port Vale have confirmed that defender Lewis Cass has moved on loan to League Two side Stockport County until the end of the season.
Port Vale have confirmed the signing of Nottingham Forest winger Alex Mighten on loan until the end of the season.
Port Vale have announced that Liverpool defender Rhys Williams has returned to Anfield due to an “underlying injury issue.”
On January Deadline Day morning, here is a round-up of all the latest transfer rumours involving Port Vale…
Port Vale football club have denied sensationalised tabloid reports that popstar Robbie Williams is set to takeover the club.
Port Vale have issued a statement confirming that the supporter who entered the field of play in an attempt to confront the match referee on Saturday has been banned indefinitely pending a police investigation.
It’s labelled an “exclusive” but other than some quotes from his recent interview with the club, there’s no revelations (apart from the obligatory quotes from a source*) in the Sun’s story that Robbie Williams apparently wants to takeover Port Vale.
A round-up of transfer window news stories featuring former Port Vale players including James Gibbons and Kofi Balmer.
Port Vale manager Andy Crosby cut a frustrated figure after a controversial late penalty decided matters at Vale Park on Saturday.
Music superstar Robbie Williams has been confirmed as the club president alongside legendary former manager John Rudge.
Port Vale have condemned the actions of a fan who entered the playing field to confront the referee during Port Vale’s 1-0 defeat to Portsmouth.
Port Vale were second-best for much of this game but looked to be holding on for a point before a soft penalty gifted Portsmouth a late winner.
Port Vale loan signing Jenson Weir says that Port Vale is a “good platform” for young players to come on loan and his decision was influenced by the success of former loanees Alfie Devine and Ollie Arblaster.
Fingers crossed that this one goes ahead. After pitch issues – of the invasion and frozen kind – Vale will desperate to get back to action and will include several new faces in their side. Here’s our preview…
Port Vale director of football David Flitcroft says that the club are looking around the globe as they continue to look to boost the club’s striking ranks.
Port Vale Director of Football David Flitcroft has told BBC Radio Stoke’s Phil Bowers that he is confident that youngsters Jack Shorrock and Rhys Walters will sign professional deals with the club.
Port Vale manager Andy Crosby says that Uche Ikpeazu’s attitude has been “great” since his move to Charlton Athletic broke down last week and the club will continue to play to the striker’s strengths.
New loan signing Dan Gore has revealed that Port Vale youngster Tommy McDermott played a part in persuading him to join the Valiants.
Former Manchester United defender David May says youngster Dan Gore will “thrive” while he is on loan at the Valiants.
Port Vale director of football David Flitcroft says the loan signing of Manchester United teenager Dan Gore “speaks volumes” of the club’s ambition to be the preferred destination for top-tier loan players.
Port Vale have confirmed the loan signing of teenaged Manchester United midfielder Dan Gore until the end of the season.
Port Vale have announced that travelling fans who attended the abandoned game against Reading will receive a full refund.