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OVF editor Rob Fielding applauds the fans who reported racist chanting at Vale Park and agrees with the club that fans engaged in racist chanting should be booted out. Rob Fielding writes… I applaud the proper Vale supporters who reported the racist chanting last weekend. They are proper fans… Since I opened the OVF forum […]
OVF editor Rob Fielding says that fans bemoaning the signing of Anthony Griffith need to think again – as Griff could play a key role next season.
Prominent Port Vale columnist Martin Tideswell says he is “pleased that Begbies Traynor will be investigating the controversial activities of the former board including the “nil-paid shares” issued to Perry Deakin and Peter Miller.
OVF editor Rob Fielding isn’t disappointed that Vale haven’t produced a string of headline-grabbing signings this summer. Instead, he praises the relatively unsung, long-term work that has gone on this summer and feels that it bodes well for the future of the club.
Port Vale columnist Martin Tideswell says the “worst-kept secret at Vale Park since Robin van der Laan’s love of crisps has finally been revealed” but “let’s stick together, support Norman.”
OVF editor Rob Fielding says the club is united once more and that he’s hoping to see the Valiants in League One by 5pm on Saturday.
OVF founder Rob Fielding was impressed after meeting Chairman Paul Wildes and CEO Norman Smurthwaite on Tuesday evening and he believes the club’s owners appreciate the value of fans’ websites such as this one.
Rob Fielding is still reeling from the events of the last 24 hours, but in light of Micky Adams’ comments about abuse from fans, he makes the point that “respect runs both ways.”
Rob Fielding doesn’t have a solution to Port Vale’s problems – and he thinks that inability to influence events on the pitch is the main reason why so many supporters are getting frustrated.
Here’s Barry with another of his tales – this time it’s all about superstitions and one in particular that has a certain Port Vale-related twist.