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The Supporters Club is a group of loyal Port Vale fans who meet up regularly to discuss events at Vale Park. They also arrange a series of events and initiatives to benefit the football club.
Port Vale’s Official Supporters Club will be holding a bucket collection in aid of the “Stand Together” Lorne St stand initiative during the home game with Crawley Town.
Port Vale Supporters’ Club and Love Football Hate Racism will host an evening of football, music and passion including interviews with Leon Legge and Sevvy Aslam plus music from All the Young.
Port Vale fans have already contributed over £5,000 towards a £100,000 Go Fund Me appeal for the club’s Lorne Street stand.
Lorne St stand fundraiser: Port Vale’s Official Supporters Club have launched a Go Fund Me page to raise money for the completion of the Lorne Street stand.
Port Vale coach Dave Kevan says that the Valiants’ away support can be a “massive help” to the team.
Port Vale FC have joined forces with the official Supporters Club to announce a fans forum Q&A session with the club’s new owners.
Port Vale supporters will be looking out for news on the potential takeover of the club by Synectics Solutions owners Kevin and Carol Shanahan.
Malcolm Hirst, vice chair of the Supporters Club has appealed to Port Vale fans to avoid discrimatory behaviour during the match against rivals Crewe.
Port Vale Supporters Club have announced that protests have been suspended in light of the news that Synectics Solutions have entered an exclusivity agreement with the football club.
Owner Norman Smurthwaite, the Black and Gold protest group and the Supporters Club have contrasting views on the value or damage of the protests against owner Smurthwaite.
The official Port Vale Supporters Club have announced details of Saturday’s protests and also publicised a URL where fans can donate towards protest materials.
Port Vale Supporters Club have announced a partnership with Blackpool Supporters Trust as efforts to change the club’s ownership continue.
Port Vale Supporters Club chair Mark Porter has emailed fans with details of Saturday’s red card protests at Vale Park.
Port Vale CEO Colin Garlick has been addressing fans’s questions at a Supporters Club meeting on Thursday evening.
Mark Porter, chair of the Port Vale Supporters Club, says that away fans can be the “twelfth man” at Notts County.
A protest organised by the official Port Vale Supporters Club took place ahead of Port Vale’s League Two game with Morecambe.