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Religious faiths from across Staffordshire have come together to pray for Stoke City F.C. and Port Vale F.C. as they sink towards relegation.
Over 300 people flocked to the King’s Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, this morning to pray and give their support to both of the local football clubs.
Port Vale boss Neil Aspin says his side’s season has been a disappointment no matter what happens against promotion-chasing Mansfield this weekend.
The Valiants currently sit nine points clear of the drop zone with three games left to play this season, and though he admits ending on a high would be good for the fans, nothing can take away from the disappointment of their relegation scrap.
Port Vale midfielder Luke Hannant has highlighted Lincoln City’s physical threat as the main issue for Saturday’s League Two tie at Vale Park.
Having experienced non-league beforehand, the 24-year old is aware of the danger The Imps carry after they defeated League One’s Shrewsbury Town in the Checkatrade Trophy final on Sunday.
Port Vale lose yet another player to injury as their fight for relegation survival continues. Neil Aspin has confirmed the worst for Vale, as the severity of Cristian Montano’s injury suggests he will be absent for the remainder of the season.
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.
Two goals from Jordan Bowery and one from Charlie Kirk helped Crewe Alexandra climb above Port Vale in League 2 to boost their survival hopes.
The victory, combined with Vale’s 1-0 defeat to Exeter sees Crewe leapfrog them into 19th position now sitting two points ahead of Port Vale with eight games left of the season.
Port Vale’s winless run extended to 13 games as Exeter won 1-0 at Vale Park to deepen relegation fears.
Following their 2nd half comeback against Stevenage, manager Neil Aspin made two changes to his starting line-up. At the back Kyle Howkens replaced Joe Davis and up front Tyrone Barnett replaced Marcus Harness.
Port Vale manager Neil Aspin remains convinced his side still can mix it with the best in SkyBet League 2, despite the fact their search for a win is well into its third month.
Vale’s 2-2 draw on Saturday at home to Stevenage was their 12th game without a win. But the manager believes his squad are doing all they can to arrest their slide.
PORT VALE midfielder Danny Pugh has said although he and his team-mates are pleased with their recent displays away from home, they must now start winning their ‘crucial’ home fixtures as they host 16th-placed Stevenage at Vale Park tomorrow.