Rob Fielding says that while the playing efforts of Ryan Loft were much maligned it’s worth remembering there is a human being involved – and he hopes the move will work out for both parties.
Port Vale have confirmed that striker Ryan Loft has been sold to Cambridge United for an undisclosed sum.
Ryan Loft – one of the most criticised strikers in Port Vale’s recent history – scored what could be a crucial winner as the Valiants picked up three points at Burton in a game which could massively boost their hopes of avoiding relegation.
Rob Fielding says that while criticism of Ryan Loft’s striking ability is justified some other comments are not and that the fans should think of the human being before jeering. He adds that for the player’s mental health, it may also be wise for him to take a break from the Port Vale squad.
Port Vale manager Andy Crosby has confirmed to the local media that several Vale players will be ruled out for the rest of January as he gave an update on the club’s injury situation.
Two goals from prolific midfielder Ben Garrity and another from the much criticised striker Ryan Loft were not enough to win the game in 120 minutes as Stevenage won a penalty shootout contest to progress to the third round. Ironically, it was the goalscorers who missed in the shootout to give the visitors the win.
The Valiants have been dealt an injury blow with the news that deadline day signing Ryan Loft will be out for a “period of time.”
Rob Fielding looks back at recent events at Vale Park and (among other things) congratulates the Vale defence on their clean sheet record…