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John Askey was the son of Vale legend Colin Askey and a former member of the Port Vale youth squad. After spells with Macclesfield Town and Shrewsbury Town he was appointed Port Vale manager in February 2019.
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Port Vale manager John Askey says the side were at fault for playing “tippy-tappy” football as their Football League Trophy game against Mansfield Town ended in a 2-2 draw on Tuesday evening.
Port Vale manager John Askey has given his verdict on the 3-1 FA Cup second round win over Cheltenham Town.
Port Vale manager John Askey says his team “didn’t make enough of it when we had the ball” as the Valiants lost 2-1 to Scunthorpe United on Saturday.
Port Vale manager John Askey says there is a positive atmosphere in the squad ahead of the away trip to Scunthorpe United.
Port Vale manager John Askey says he will attempt to balance the numbers if he brings new players into the squad in January.
Port Vale manager John Askey has praised the supporters as his side continued their fine recent form with a home win over Carlisle United.
Port Vale manager John Askey has praised the defensive display after the impressive FA Cup first round win over Mk Dons. Vale won 1-0 to progress to the second round. Askey told the official Port Vale website: “Now the players are used to playing together, it takes time the way that we play but at […]
Port Vale manager John Askey has praised Cristian Montano after his switch to left-back.
Port Vale manager John Askey has praised veteran midfielder Luke Joyce for his consistent performances this season.
Port Vale manager John Askey has praised midfielder Scott Burgess for seizing his opportunity at Vale Park.
Port Vale manager John Askey says his side is confident ahead of the FA Cup first round game against Milton Keynes.
Port Vale manager John Askey praised his regular central defensive partnership after the 1-0 away win over Crewe Alexandra.
Port Vale manager John Askey says that striker Mark Cullen will be an asset for the side later on in the season.
Port Vale manager John Askey was disappointed with match referee Peter Wright during the 1-1 home draw with Stevenage at the weekend.
A disappointed Port Vale manager John Askey said his side “never really got going” as they lost 2-1 to Macclesfield Town on Saturday afternoon.
It’s fair to say there are a fair number of connections between Port Vale and Macclesfield Town as they prepare to meet on Saturday afternoon.
New signing Will Atkinson impressed Port Vale manager John Askey on Saturday even though he wasn’t playing in his favoured position.
Port Vale manager John Askey says the sending of Jordan Cranston was a crucial element in their 3-1 home win over Morecambe.
Port Vale have announced the signing of former loanee Will Atkinson on a short-term deal.
Rob Fielding says that the manager recruited wisely over the summer months – and that is demonstrated by the club’s recent form.
Port Vale manager John Askey has confirmed that former Crewe Alex goalkeeper Ben Garrett is training with the club but remains cagey on whether the club will make him an offer.
Port Vale manager John Askey conceded he was “disappointed” after Port Vale drew 3-3 with Leyton Orient on Saturday.
Port Vale manager John Askey says that the team have “got to concentrate on the away performances” after the side’s improved home form.
Port Vale manager John Askey reserved special praise for debutant Scott Burgess after the 3-2 Football League Trophy win over Macclesfield Town.
There’s usually not much to talk about after a Football League Trophy game but this season has proved somewhat different for Port Vale, says Rob Fielding.
This could possibly be the most “connected” Connections piece we’ve had in a long time, if not ever.
Port Vale manager John Askey says that the club’s injuries will dictate the side he puts out for Tuesday’s game against Macclesfield Town in the Football League Trophy.
Port Vale manager John Askey admitted that his side “struggled” during their 2-2 home draw with Mansfield Town.
Port Vale manager John Askey says that while the side’s defensive attitude was good, the team need to work on their attacking play.
When the draw was made for the EFL Trophy, the rivals for Port Vale will certainly have brought a wry smile to the face of John Askey. Along with Newcastle’s academy, his current side were drawn alongside two former clubs, Macclesfield Town and Shrewsbury, where past experiences couldn’t be any more contrasting.
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