Five bizarre Port Vale transfer rumours
Football rumours rule the back pages and Port Vale have had their fair share over the years.
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Football agent Gianni Paladini was linked with a takeover bid for Port Vale in 2004. However, his move was rejected by the club’s Valiant 2001 board in a move which saw two directors also voted off the board.
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Football rumours rule the back pages and Port Vale have had their fair share over the years.
Back in 2003, Gianni Paladini was linked with a Vale takeover. Here is how we reported it at the time…
Former Valiant hero Gareth Ainsworth could miss Tuesday night’s Carling Cup clash against his former club because the QPR winger is suffering from a hamstring problem. However, one person who could make the trip to the Potteries is controversial chairman Gianni Paladini who could receive a mixed reception from Vale fans
Motormouth, controversial QPR supremo Gianni Palidini has hinted in one of his many, many utterances to the press that Rangers could be interested in Chris Birchall. Palidini, who has recently returned to work at the club after a lengthy court case, told the local press that the club are interested in two new players including […]
“We now have a solid foundation on which to build for the future and achieve our aim in progressing Port Vale both on and off the field…”
According to reports on BBC Radio Stoke, ten of the club’s largest shareholders have sent letters to Vice Chairman Charles Machin and director Geoff Wakefield asking them to resign their positions on the board.
Port Vale have revealed that Italian soccer agent Gianni Paladini and his advisors dramatically moved the goalposts at the eleventh hour during their bid to take control of the club.
Former Port Vale Chief Executive Peter Walker has praised the club for accepting a fans-based consortium’s offer.
Controversial Vice-Chairman Charles Machin has revealed to his favourite newspaper – the Staffordshire Sentinel – that he is considering his position on the Port Vale board.
Port Vale’s board of directors today voted to accept an investment from a consortium led by life-long supporter Peter Jackson.
While Charles Machin may bombard the media with reports that the club is on its last legs and the Paladini deal is the only option, Chairman Bill Bratt has expressed reservations about the Italian Agent taking a controlling share in the club.
It could be interpreted as a real crisis, scare-mongering, publicity seeking or just an attempt to force through the Paladini deal – but Vice Chairman Charles Machin has told local radio that Vale could cease to exist if a contract is not agreed with the Italian football agent.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that Port Vale’s new owner will be confirmed as football agent Gianni Paladini.