Grimsby Town 1-0 Port Vale
Port Vale’s faces were as red as their borrowed shirts as they crashed out of the FA Cup after a 1-0 replay defeat to non-league Grimsby Town.
Match Reports 2011/2012
Cheltenham Town 2-0 Port Vale
Port Vale suffered their third league defeat in a row and they failed to score for the third consecutive game.
Port Vale 0-0 Grimsby Town
Micky Adams’ side will have to travel to Blundell Park for an FA Cup replay after a frustrating display saw Vale draw a blank against Blue Square Premier side Grimsby Town in the FA Cup first round.
Port Vale 0-2 Swindon Town
Port Vale 0-2 Swindon Town: Micky Adams’ 100th game in charge of Vale ended in defeat as Swindon coasted to a 2-0 victory.
Oxford United 2-1 Port Vale
Oxford 2-1 Port Vale: Captain Marc Richards scored a goal and then missed a penalty as Vale lost their League Two clash to Oxford United at the Kassam Stadium.
Bristol Rovers 0-3 Port Vale
Sean Rigg netted against his former club as the Valiants bounced back from their home defeat to Morecambe with a fine 3-0 away win over Bristol Rovers.
Port Vale 0-4 Morecambe
Port Vale 0-4 Morecambe: Micky Adams’ side failed to score for the first time this season as an awful Valints performance handed Morecambe a deserved 4-0 away win.
Port Vale 3-0 Northampton Town
Port Vale 3-0 Northampton Town: the Valiants broke a record that had stood from 1958 as they scored in their fifteenth successive game and to celebrate even that rarest of scorers- Anthony Griffith – got onto the scoresheet.
Gillingham 1-1 Port Vale
Gillingham 1-1 Port Vale: Marc Richards scored his fourth of the season, but a controversial retaken penalty handed Gillingham a draw as the League Two encounter at the Priestfield ended all-square.
Port Vale 2-0 Rotherham
Port Vale 2-0 Rotherham: Marc Richards took his tally to three for the season with a double strike against Rotherham United on his return from suspension.
Crewe 1-1 Port Vale
Crewe 1-1 Port Vale: Striker Tom Pope scored against his former club as Micky Adams’ side shared the points with their South Cheshire rivals.
Port Vale 2-3 Shrewsbury Town
Port Vale 2-3 Shrewsbury: Ben Williamson struck his first goals in the Football League but it was to no avail as the Valiants lost at home to Shrewsbury.
Port Vale 3-2 Bradford City
Port Vale 3-2 Bradford: Tom Pope was Bradford City’s nemesis for a second season after he scored a last-ditch winner in a thrilling midweek game.
Plymouth 0-2 Port Vale
Plymouth 0-2 Port Vale: Captain Marc Richards was controversially sent-off as Vale bounced back from defeats to Wimbledon and Southend with a 2-0 win over struggling Plymouth.
AFC Wimbledon 3-2 Port Vale
Wimbledon 3-2 Port Vale: Sam Morsy scored his first of the season and Stuart Tomlinson saved a penalty but it was not enough as Vale lost their second league game in a row by a scoreline of 2-3.
Tranmere 1-1 Port Vale (4-2 pens)
Tranmere 1-1 Port Vale: Rob Taylor’s first goal of the season was overshadowed by what appeared to be a serious injury to Lewis Haldane as Vale went out of the Johnstone’s Paints Trophy.
Port Vale 2-3 Southend Utd
Port Vale 2-3 Southend: Doug Loft reached four goals for the season, but it was not enough for the Valiants as they suffered their first defeat of the season.
Port Vale 4-1 Accrington
Port Vale 4-1 Accrington: Sean Rigg hit two and Tom Pope notched his first goal of the season as Vale swept aside Accrington to secure an emphatic first home win.
Burton Albion 1-1 Port Vale
Burton 1-1 Port Vale: Doug Loft’s second goal of the season earnt Vale an away point after the Valiants drew 1-1 with Burton Albion.
Barnet 1-3 Port Vale
Barnet 1-3 Port Vale: Sean Rigg scored twice in a rare start as a striker as Port Vale secured a fine away victory at Barnet,
Port Vale 2-4 Huddersfield Town
Port Vale 2-4 Huddersfield Town: Goals from Gary Roberts and Doug Loft were not enough as Vale went out of the Carling Cup after a first round defeat to Huddersfield Town.
Port Vale 2-2 Crawley Town
Port Vale 2-2 Crawley Town: Sub Louis Dodds was a last-gasp goal hero as the Valiants began their League Two campaign with a deserved 2-2 home draw with Crawley.
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