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Search ArticlesPort Vale friendly trialists are named
The Valiant newsletter has published the identity of the three trialists to play in the Vale’s latest friendly game. Mike Baggaley’s well-informed publication states that the three trialists during the 3-1 win over Wigan were: 28 year-old left-sided Dutch defender Lewis Montsma Former Ipswich and Huddersfield striker Tyreece Simpson Former Northampton defender Aaron McGowan All three seem to make sense.
Brace for Walters as Port Vale win second summer friendly game
Young midfielder Rhys Walters scored twice in the first-half as Port Vale defeated Wigan Athletic 3-1 in a friendly game. Vale started the game with a trialist in their eleven and on fifteen minutes Walters had given the visitors the lead with a shot from the edge of the box. On 42 minutes the midfielder got his second again from the edge of the area. Vale made a number of changes at the break which saw recent signings Mason Terry and Jasper Moon introduced plus two trialists.
Photo Essay: Port Vale’s 1914 team line-up
In our latest Port Vale photographic feature, we take a look at a newspaper photographic feature about Port Vale’s 1914 team. Our photo essay feature is an article based on a single photo. This is taken from an April 1914 issue of the Sentinel newspaper: This was taken midway through Port Vale’s 1913-14 Central League season. The side would eventually finish in fourth place with Chris Young (top right) top scoring with with a whopping 37 goals. It included seven in one game against Burton Rovers.
What Makes the 2026 FIFA World Cup Different from Every Previous Tournament?
The final of this World Cup is scheduled for July 19 at New York/New Jersey Stadium, after five and a half weeks of football across 16 host cities. No previous men’s World Cup asked players, coaches, broadcasters and supporters to handle this much geography and this much bracket math at once. The Group Stage Learned a New Language The old rhythm was simple: eight groups, two qualifiers each, then a Round of 16.
Racing Is Becoming an Engineering Argument at 300 KPH
Modern motorsport is no longer decided only by courage under braking. The fastest driver still matters, but the winning package now includes energy deployment, aerodynamic efficiency, tyre temperature, software maps, simulator work, and pit-wall timing. African fans who follow Formula 1 from Johannesburg, Accra, Nairobi, Lagos, Rabat, and Cairo are watching a sport that has become both spectacle and laboratory. The 2026 technical reset makes that clearer than ever.
How Lower-League Football Clubs Actually Survive: The Finances Behind the EFL
Ask any supporter who has watched their club stagger from one transfer embargo to the next and they will tell you the same thing: the football is the easy part. Below the Championship, survival is an accounting problem before it is a sporting one. Clubs in League One and League Two operate on revenues that would embarrass a mid-sized regional business, yet they carry a wage bill, a stadium, a training ground and a community that expects a competitive team every August.
Port Vale’s League Two Promotion Odds: A Fan’s Betting Preview
Right then, Valiants. It’s that time of year again where every Vale fan starts squinting at the League Two table and doing mental maths on where we might end up come May. Promotion odds are out, and whether you’re the type to have a flutter or just like knowing where the bookies rate us, it’s worth digging into what’s actually behind those numbers. If you are the betting type, it’s worth choosing your platform carefully before you get stuck into weekly acca building.
New Port Vale signing Max Watters – “after everything I heard it was a no-brainer”
New Port Vale signing Max Watters says it was a “no brainer” to sign a two year deal with the Valiants. The former Barnsley and Crawley striker told the in-house PVTV that it was an “amazing feeling” to get the deal completed. Asked about his thoughts after finalising the move he said he felt: “Amazing.
Port Vale sign striker on two year deal
Port Vale have announced the signing of former Barnsley striker Max Watters on a two year deal. Watters strengthens the forward line at Vale Park joining Ben Waine and Jayden Stockley as well as loanees Oliver Lynch and Mo Faal. The 27 year-old has signed a two-year deal. Watters began his Football League career at Doncaster Rover and rose to prominence at Crawley Town, hitting sixteen goals in nineteen appearances in League Two in 2020-21.
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