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After joining in the New Year, veteran forward Lee Hughes helped Port Vale to promotion in the 2012-13 season. It was Hughes who scored the goal at Wycombe that mathematically secured the club’s promotion. He left in 2014 to join Forest Green Rovers.
Port Vale 7-1 Burton Albion: the Valiants biggest crowd for 15 years saw Vale take a giant step towards automatic promotion with an astonishing 7-1 home win over Burton. The win came thanks to a Lee Hughes hat-trick and goals from Chris Birchall, Ben Williamson (2) and Tom Pope.
Port Vale 1-2 Southend: Lee Hughes scored his fifth Vale goal but Port Vale failed to win for the fourth game in a row after visitors Southend won 2-1 on Saturday afternoon.
With the Valiants mustering just one goal in their last four games, OVF wants to find out who you think should partner Tom Pope upfront? There are five obvious options open to Micky Adams and here is each one explained: Lee Hughes Hughes certainly brings vast experience to the side but the jury will still […]
Port Vale will make a late decision on who should partner Tom Pope upfront against Exeter City as Lee Hughes is still struggling with illness.
Port Vale 3-0 AFC Wimbledon: Ashley Vincent ended a thirteen game scoreless run with his seventh and eighth goals of the season as Vale swept aside Wimbledon to open up a four point lead at the top of the League Two table.
Striker Lee Hughes told the media that he “really enjoyed” his home debut at Vale Park after his second-half double helped the Valiants overcome Accrington 3-0.
Port Vale 3-0 Accrington: Port Vale returned to the top of the League Two table after a comprehensive home victory over ten-man Accrington at Vale Park.
Gillingham 1-2 Port Vale: Tom Pope scored his 26th goal of the season and a second goal was credited to debutant Lee Hughes as Vale defeated Gillingham to go top of the League Two table.
New signing Lee Hughes has told 6 Towns Radio that he turned down “five or six” other clubs in order to join Port Vale but the striker is convinced that “I’ve joined at the right time.”
Rob Fielding reflects on a busy period of transfer activity both in and out of the club and ponders – will Vale’s player changes pay off?
The Kent Messenger has revealed that League Two rivals Gillingham made a late bid to beat Vale to the signature of veteran striker Lee Hughes.
Port Vale FC have confirmed that Lee Hughes has passed a medical and will join the club until the end of the season.
Speculation is mounting that Lee Hughes is set to sign for Port Vale FC after Notts County announced that the striker had left the club by mutual consent.
Striker Lee Hughes appears to have ruled out a move to Vale Park in the January transfer window after he told the Nottingham press “I don’t want to go.”
Striker Lee Hughes, who was strongly linked with a move to Vale Park in the last loan window, has ruled himself out of action until the New Year.
Port Vale’s loan move for veteran Notts County striker Lee Hughes has been blocked by the Football League after the Valiants missed a deadline to submit the required paperwork.
Port Vale FC are waiting for the Football League to ratify their loan move for Notts County striker Lee Hughes.
The Nottingham Evening Post newspaper reports that veteran striker Lee Hughes has signed for Port Vale FC on loan