It was a busy Monday night for Vale’s Esport team as they played four games in a row, two of which were in the European Cup Quarter Finals.
The night started brilliantly for the Valiants. A comfortable 3-1 win over Strenua FC in the Premier Cup looked to set the mood for the rest of the evening.
In a highly anticipated clash, Port Vale Esports battled to a 2-2 draw against GGG Esport despite losing a man in the opening ten minutes due to connection issues.
Vale came off the back of a disappointing draw against bottom of the league side Belgian warriors on Tuesday night, and they came out looking for an improved performance.
Port Vale Manager Neil Aspin is looking for his players to be “brave” ahead of their clash with Wycombe on Saturday (3pm).
Vale will be looking to get the vital points they need to send them further up the table, away from the relegation zone.
After an inconsistent spell during his loan at Port Vale, Marcus Harness is hoping that he can make an impact before the end of the season.
Port Vale’s match at Barnet tomorrow has been called off because of the weather.
Neil Aspin has confirmed that his new captain for the season will be Port Vale veteran Tom Pope.
Pope enjoys captaining Aspin’s team, he said: “It’s nice to have the armband, I think the lads spoke in my favour (To the manager).
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Port Vale defender Nathan Smith has wowed the fans at Vale Park this season, forging an impressive centre-back partnership with Remie Streete in the process.
The Valiants have kept four clean sheets in their last seven games, despite slipping out of the playoff places in recent weeks.
Port Vale are working hard to keep hold of on-loan Birmingham City youngster Alex Jones as the winter transfer window approaches.
Jones, 22, has scored ten goals in all competitions so far this season for the Valiants, but his current loan agreement ends in January and he has been linked with moves to Championship clubs in recent weeks.
Valiants’ winger Jerome Thomas says he is just trying to help out where he can, both on and off the pitch, after he received the plaudits for his scintillating performance in Port Vale’s 2-1 home win against Fleetwood on Saturday.
The former West Bromwich Albion player was named in the Football League Paper’s Team of the Week, but he insists that it’s not all about him.