[Moore out]

A Manager is paid to get the best results that they possibly can, whatever industry that you work in. And in the Football industry you're paid quite well to do that, Moore for me isn't worth the 5 year deal nor the wages that'll be going on his bank. 

2 wins out of 15 is utter sh**e. Whatever way you look at it.

Granted they aren't his players but listen listen his post match interviews, that wouldn't inspire my dog to f****** run around. And he's zooming at walkies😅.

I can't see us getting rid of him but I think the best thing for Port Vale is a complete revamp of the infrastructure of the club, what's that going to cost I don't know. I just don't think that Moore is up for it personally, complete lack of personality and fight. 

 

 

 

[Exeter City (H) match thread - 13th April]

One of the poorest 2nd halves I've ever witnessed in 23 years of supporting the Vale.

It's starting to really hurt now. I had hope until today. Ultimately but a few weeks can't wash away a year and a half of neglect and bad decisions. This unfortunately doesn't just fall on the departed Flitcroft but also Carol who as an owner should forsee her plan or in other words her INVESTMENT crumbling before her eyes. You got away with it by the skin of your teeth last year, this year you've managed to outdo yourself and leave it too late to sack the DoF who survived 3 managers up until his departure. 

Furthermore Darren Moore. Is he the man  to take us forward when the inevitable happens?

A win % of 15 says otherwise, considering we gave him the 5 year deal, which again brings me to Carol, who must have had some say in this decision. It reeks of softness which pretty much sums up our season. Kind and soft and rolling over none of which should be associated with my beloved Port Vale FC.

[Blackpool (H) match thread - 29th Dec]

1 minute ago, MiddleportValiant said:

 

 

[Blackpool (H) match thread - 29th Dec]

27 minutes ago, Brian Johnson said:

Just going back to our fine youngsters. 

Are we waiting until they turn 18 before signing them on a professional contract?

I believe once they're 17 they're eligible a professional deal. 

[Blackpool (H) match thread - 29th Dec]

Another thing too add, if I was flitcroft and Crosby I'd be opening negotiations to all them young lads who featured last night if they are old enough to sign professional deals

[Blackpool (H) match thread - 29th Dec]

Plenty better last night , and as someone who hasn't particularly been a Crosby fan of late fair play to him last night picking that 11 showed some balls.

Shorrock looked like he'd been playing for years in that first team.

Lomax could teach Smith a thing or two about distribution his ability to carry the ball and get us up the pitch quicker  is an aspect of play we've much needed to improve on he pinged a pass to Uche and away we went I've not seen us play that direct in a long while

Devine had a great one last night he's definitely found his stride.

Also for anyone booing Loft, do you really think that helps him in anyway shape or form? When you boo it's normally with an intent to show we are unhappy with what we're being given and that moment we were winning and comfortably, applaud and cheer and let's get him some much needed confidence,  for me he looks like a player who's devoid of confidence.

Great win Great performance 3 points, if we give that much effort in the 2nd half of the season we'll be just fine.

Utv

[Blackpool (H) match thread - 29th Dec]

I think that the thing that frustrates me the most about us lately is this wingback system.  We look completely isolated in the latter third of the pitch and its not even though we are putting that extra man at the back to good use as we our defending is still awful.

I personally think we need to sack it off and play  4-4-2 and take the game to Blackpool Friday now, if I was Crosby I'd be thinking this too, it HAS to be <ovf censored> or bust for him. He's losing the backing of the supporters very very quickly.