
EFL Christmas round up
With the Christmas period upon us, it heralds one of the busiest periods in the…
With the Christmas period upon us, it heralds one of the busiest periods in the…
Port Vale climb to ninth in League Two courtesy of a David Worrall header that secured a 1-0 win at playoff rivals Northampton to cap off a “perfect week.”
A 68th minute strike from Oli Finney earned Crewe a deserved win as they came from behind to beat Walsall 2-1 at the Banks’s Stadium to climb up to second in League Two
Crewe winger Charlie Kirk is optimistic about his side returning to the summit of EFL League Two with a victory over Northampton.
Port Vale will look to extend their four-match unbeaten run tomorrow, travelling the short distance…
Crewe Alexandra vs Exeter City Date: Saturday 5th October Time: 3pm Venue: Gresty Road Crewe…
Port Vale bolstered their ranks with four new additions on transfer deadline day, despite the…
Under-fire Port Vale owner Norman Smurthwaite has challenged angry Port Vale fans to raise more than £800,000 if they want him to leave the club before the end of the season.
As Port Vale continue their battle against relegation, manager Neil Aspin insists communication from his players is of paramount importance.
There is a seemingly comfortable five places and seven points between the Valiants and the drop-zone, but Aspin is leaving his door open for players to confide in him.
Port Vale defender Anthony Kay has revealed that he was never consulted over the club’s captaincy change, but insists it will not change his style on the pitch.
The 35-year-old, who joined The Valiants in the summer from League One side Bury, was handed the captaincy before the beginning of the season by former boss Michael Brown.