Two minute guide to: Notts County
The Valiants travel to Notts County on Saturday and here’s another of our brief guides to our next opponents.
The Valiants travel to Notts County on Saturday and here’s another of our brief guides to our next opponents.
County fan Liampie is way of Vale’s Tom Pope and thinks his side can manage a draw against the Valiants.
Port Vale completed their first league double over Walsall in living memory thanks to a second-half penalty.
Here is our quick guide to Port Vale’s next League One opponents – Walsall – with Vale looking for the double over their old foes.
The chairman of the Walsall Supporters Trust talks to us about how our next opponents have been faring.
Midfielder Billy Knott and Doug Loft both scored and each side ended with ten men as the Valiants defeated Crawley.
The Valiants will be looking to complete the double over their opponents – here’s our brief guide…
Crawley Town fan Steven Hollis thinks Vale were impressive opponents earlier in the season but thinks his side could still finish in the top-half.
Reserve keeper, sorry, striker Tom Pope scored his sixteenth of the season as Port Vale earned a valuable away point against Stevenage.
After all the events off the pitch, it’s a relief to focus on our next game with this brief guide…
Stevenage fan Mark tells us his club are solvent and have just appointed a new CEO – perhaps that’s food for thought for the Valiants!
Carl Dickinson was sent-off during a desperate Port Vale performance that saw their winless away run stretch to nine games.
We take a look ahead to Port Vale’s Tuesday night game against Bristol City with another brief guide…
Three City fans share their views. They have differing views on former City player Myrie-Williams and on their owners but they all think City will win on Tuesday evening…
Tom Pope, Ben Williamson and Billy Knott scored but keeper Chris Neal was stretchered off in a dramatic five goal thriller at Vale Park.
We take a look ahead to Port Vale’s game against Tranmere Rovers on Saturday afternoon.
Rovers fan Anthony wants an end to Rovers’ off-field problems, admires midfielder Chris Lines and will settle for a point on Saturday…
Poor defending saw Vale throw away a two-goal lead at Northampton despite a 30-second opening goal by captain Doug Loft.
Our brief guide to  Port Vale’s next opponents – Coventry City.Â
Shmmeee, a Coventry City fan doesn’t think much of his team’s chances and wonders if Micky Adams still talks in the third-person…
Leyton Orient secured their first win at Vale Park since 1956 as the Valiants controversially had two goals disallowed.
Vale will be looking to make it SEVEN home wins in a row against promotion-chasing Leyton Orient. Here’s our preview.
Leyton Orient supporter Contrifibulatory Fred is an admirer of Anthony Griffith and would be happy with a draw.
Vale came from behind to secure the double over Carlisle thanks to two goals in four mimutes from Ben Williamson and Tom Pope.
We take a look at Saturday’s game against Carlisle United with another of our brief guides to our opponents.
We have the views of two long-standing Carlisle fans ahead of Port Vale’s next League One match.