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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 16:21:56 GMT
1-0 win for me. Lines to score again early in the first half.
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Post by zulugas on Feb 17, 2017 16:24:47 GMT
0-1 for me too. Billy B to slot home after a mazey run into the Vale penalty area!
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Post by slam on Feb 17, 2017 16:26:24 GMT
3-0 win with a hat-trick from either Gaffers or James (making it the fourth hat-trick from different players in the same season - I wonder when that has happened before).
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Post by Parrot on Feb 17, 2017 16:42:21 GMT
1-2 Gas win
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Feb 17, 2017 16:45:45 GMT
From their forum. Sounds like something you'd read from a Gashead a few years ago.
Like many others I'm afraid I'm losing my enthusiasm.
30 plus years of supporting Vale has left it's toll on me. Yes I have seen it all, nearly. Ups and downs, optimism and pessimism, hopes and let downs. It is all part of a football fans' journey and life.
However the current aura around the club and by the looks and feel of it a vast number of die hards, leaves me cold. No matter who you blame or point the finger at Vale are seemingly doing very little to halt the catastrophic slide down the League.
I will be there Saturday as it's in my blood but oh my god it really is becoming harder to work up the effort to go to matches. If I and many other long term Valiants are this way inclined you have to seriously wonder what future there is IF matters don't change appreciably.
My belief for the whole of my life has always been that a fan should support his/her club through thick/thin, good/bad times and that your Club needs you most when they are down and out of confidence. It is simple following a successful Team. It is easy watching your favourites when times are on the up. However ,as the present climate dictates, when your Club is wallowing pitifully in the mire and getting apparently worse by the day then more than ever they need fans to support them to show we are all as one and wanting an upturn in events. Simple to say isn't it. But the alternative is to moan and frankly quite rightly express an opinion of disgust at the way matters are being handled, but stop attending matches. IMO this only adds to players pressure in playing infront of dwindling numbers only too ready to criticise.
If we can manage to get to the game and vocally support the lads we are at least doing our bit. If we are to be relegated at the very least us fans can show support and make the statement to the Club that WE are Port Vale, NOT Smurf, NOT Brown, NOT the players. We shall be here long after all those have flown the nest.
In some ways we have to be grateful for the Club being "saved" but for better times to come to fruition our support at the gate is needed to show defiance and a definite point in that WE care.
If, a big if I realise, a large crowd can muster on Saturday we may just turn the tide against really a side we should be beating at home. My heart wants a 2 0 win. Come on lads and lasses turn up and see if we can make that spark of a difference in getting 3 points secured.
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Post by mariobalotelli on Feb 17, 2017 16:50:06 GMT
I said it last time we played them and got quite a lot of slack(especially from Vale fans bigging up how good they were), but anything other than a win here would be disappointing.
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Post by kylegas on Feb 17, 2017 16:50:54 GMT
2-0 win. Utg
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 16:53:03 GMT
One early positive is that their best player Remie Streete will not be playing
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Post by beaver132 on Feb 17, 2017 16:53:36 GMT
From their forum. Sounds like something you'd read from a Gashead a few years ago. Like many others I'm afraid I'm losing my enthusiasm. 30 plus years of supporting Vale has left it's toll on me. Yes I have seen it all, nearly. Ups and downs, optimism and pessimism, hopes and let downs. It is all part of a football fans' journey and life. However the current aura around the club and by the looks and feel of it a vast number of die hards, leaves me cold. No matter who you blame or point the finger at Vale are seemingly doing very little to halt the catastrophic slide down the League. I will be there Saturday as it's in my blood but oh my god it really is becoming harder to work up the effort to go to matches. If I and many other long term Valiants are this way inclined you have to seriously wonder what future there is IF matters don't change appreciably. My belief for the whole of my life has always been that a fan should support his/her club through thick/thin, good/bad times and that your Club needs you most when they are down and out of confidence. It is simple following a successful Team. It is easy watching your favourites when times are on the up. However ,as the present climate dictates, when your Club is wallowing pitifully in the mire and getting apparently worse by the day then more than ever they need fans to support them to show we are all as one and wanting an upturn in events. Simple to say isn't it. But the alternative is to moan and frankly quite rightly express an opinion of disgust at the way matters are being handled, but stop attending matches. IMO this only adds to players pressure in playing infront of dwindling numbers only too ready to criticise. If we can manage to get to the game and vocally support the lads we are at least doing our bit. If we are to be relegated at the very least us fans can show support and make the statement to the Club that WE are Port Vale, NOT Smurf, NOT Brown, NOT the players. We shall be here long after all those have flown the nest. In some ways we have to be grateful for the Club being "saved" but for better times to come to fruition our support at the gate is needed to show defiance and a definite point in that WE care. If, a big if I realise, a large crowd can muster on Saturday we may just turn the tide against really a side we should be beating at home. My heart wants a 2 0 win. Come on lads and lasses turn up and see if we can make that spark of a difference in getting 3 points secured. Against a side they really should be beating at home- do they mean us? Surely not! 2-0 Gas, Lines bound to score at his old home. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 16:57:54 GMT
From their forum. Sounds like something you'd read from a Gashead a few years ago. Like many others I'm afraid I'm losing my enthusiasm. 30 plus years of supporting Vale has left it's toll on me. Yes I have seen it all, nearly. Ups and downs, optimism and pessimism, hopes and let downs. It is all part of a football fans' journey and life. However the current aura around the club and by the looks and feel of it a vast number of die hards, leaves me cold. No matter who you blame or point the finger at Vale are seemingly doing very little to halt the catastrophic slide down the League. I will be there Saturday as it's in my blood but oh my god it really is becoming harder to work up the effort to go to matches. If I and many other long term Valiants are this way inclined you have to seriously wonder what future there is IF matters don't change appreciably. My belief for the whole of my life has always been that a fan should support his/her club through thick/thin, good/bad times and that your Club needs you most when they are down and out of confidence. It is simple following a successful Team. It is easy watching your favourites when times are on the up. However ,as the present climate dictates, when your Club is wallowing pitifully in the mire and getting apparently worse by the day then more than ever they need fans to support them to show we are all as one and wanting an upturn in events. Simple to say isn't it. But the alternative is to moan and frankly quite rightly express an opinion of disgust at the way matters are being handled, but stop attending matches. IMO this only adds to players pressure in playing infront of dwindling numbers only too ready to criticise. If we can manage to get to the game and vocally support the lads we are at least doing our bit. If we are to be relegated at the very least us fans can show support and make the statement to the Club that WE are Port Vale, NOT Smurf, NOT Brown, NOT the players. We shall be here long after all those have flown the nest. In some ways we have to be grateful for the Club being "saved" but for better times to come to fruition our support at the gate is needed to show defiance and a definite point in that WE care. If, a big if I realise, a large crowd can muster on Saturday we may just turn the tide against really a side we should be beating at home. My heart wants a 2 0 win. Come on lads and lasses turn up and see if we can make that spark of a difference in getting 3 points secured. You are so true. That so sounds like a post of ours from a year or two before our relegation to the conference. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 16:58:12 GMT
From their forum. Sounds like something you'd read from a Gashead a few years ago. Like many others I'm afraid I'm losing my enthusiasm. 30 plus years of supporting Vale has left it's toll on me. Yes I have seen it all, nearly. Ups and downs, optimism and pessimism, hopes and let downs. It is all part of a football fans' journey and life. However the current aura around the club and by the looks and feel of it a vast number of die hards, leaves me cold. No matter who you blame or point the finger at Vale are seemingly doing very little to halt the catastrophic slide down the League. I will be there Saturday as it's in my blood but oh my god it really is becoming harder to work up the effort to go to matches. If I and many other long term Valiants are this way inclined you have to seriously wonder what future there is IF matters don't change appreciably. My belief for the whole of my life has always been that a fan should support his/her club through thick/thin, good/bad times and that your Club needs you most when they are down and out of confidence. It is simple following a successful Team. It is easy watching your favourites when times are on the up. However ,as the present climate dictates, when your Club is wallowing pitifully in the mire and getting apparently worse by the day then more than ever they need fans to support them to show we are all as one and wanting an upturn in events. Simple to say isn't it. But the alternative is to moan and frankly quite rightly express an opinion of disgust at the way matters are being handled, but stop attending matches. IMO this only adds to players pressure in playing infront of dwindling numbers only too ready to criticise. If we can manage to get to the game and vocally support the lads we are at least doing our bit. If we are to be relegated at the very least us fans can show support and make the statement to the Club that WE are Port Vale, NOT Smurf, NOT Brown, NOT the players. We shall be here long after all those have flown the nest. In some ways we have to be grateful for the Club being "saved" but for better times to come to fruition our support at the gate is needed to show defiance and a definite point in that WE care. If, a big if I realise, a large crowd can muster on Saturday we may just turn the tide against really a side we should be beating at home. My heart wants a 2 0 win. Come on lads and lasses turn up and see if we can make that spark of a difference in getting 3 points secured. Seems a genuine chap...but screw them ,I have no love for Vale ...or Stoke city for that matter.
Hopefully a score of Port Vale 0 v Bristol Rovers 4 will be the outcome.....though I doubt that will be the case ! crowd of 5876....1350 from Bristolia
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Post by kivorover on Feb 17, 2017 17:00:59 GMT
How many going-about 1000? Pub suggestions?
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Post by HarryBayles on Feb 17, 2017 17:01:29 GMT
Got a feeling We'll win this 2 to the nil. One from midfield, Bodin obviously, and one from a forward, no idea who but gaffers is due one.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 17:03:29 GMT
From their forum. Sounds like something you'd read from a Gashead a few years ago. Like many others I'm afraid I'm losing my enthusiasm. 30 plus years of supporting Vale has left it's toll on me. Yes I have seen it all, nearly. Ups and downs, optimism and pessimism, hopes and let downs. It is all part of a football fans' journey and life. However the current aura around the club and by the looks and feel of it a vast number of die hards, leaves me cold. No matter who you blame or point the finger at Vale are seemingly doing very little to halt the catastrophic slide down the League. I will be there Saturday as it's in my blood but oh my god it really is becoming harder to work up the effort to go to matches. If I and many other long term Valiants are this way inclined you have to seriously wonder what future there is IF matters don't change appreciably. My belief for the whole of my life has always been that a fan should support his/her club through thick/thin, good/bad times and that your Club needs you most when they are down and out of confidence. It is simple following a successful Team. It is easy watching your favourites when times are on the up. However ,as the present climate dictates, when your Club is wallowing pitifully in the mire and getting apparently worse by the day then more than ever they need fans to support them to show we are all as one and wanting an upturn in events. Simple to say isn't it. But the alternative is to moan and frankly quite rightly express an opinion of disgust at the way matters are being handled, but stop attending matches. IMO this only adds to players pressure in playing infront of dwindling numbers only too ready to criticise. If we can manage to get to the game and vocally support the lads we are at least doing our bit. If we are to be relegated at the very least us fans can show support and make the statement to the Club that WE are Port Vale, NOT Smurf, NOT Brown, NOT the players. We shall be here long after all those have flown the nest. In some ways we have to be grateful for the Club being "saved" but for better times to come to fruition our support at the gate is needed to show defiance and a definite point in that WE care. If, a big if I realise, a large crowd can muster on Saturday we may just turn the tide against really a side we should be beating at home. My heart wants a 2 0 win. Come on lads and lasses turn up and see if we can make that spark of a difference in getting 3 points secured. Against a side they really should be beating at home- do they mean us? Surely not! 2-0 Gas, Lines bound to score at his old home.
and Byron Moore to get the other!!
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Post by Marshy on Feb 17, 2017 17:04:55 GMT
Port Vale 1 Rovers 3
Sweeney, Harrison & Gaffney.
And the beard scoring an own goal for them, with his beard.
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Post by Colyton Gas on Feb 17, 2017 17:09:10 GMT
 Some locals rabbiting on about our poor away record since Oldham,so would be nice to put that right.Post Code for Sat Nav is ST6.1AW.Leave M6 at Junction 15 and take A500 to Burslem. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 17:27:57 GMT
11 pages on their match thread and they haven't mentioned Moore or Lines once!!
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2017 17:29:08 GMT
1-0 Blissett
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Feb 17, 2017 17:33:09 GMT
0-1 for me too!
I'll go for Sweeney (against Stoke's traditional rivals)
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Post by Marshy on Feb 17, 2017 17:34:16 GMT
11 pages on their match thread and they haven't mentioned Moore or Lines once!! Unfortunately we haven't mentioned Moore much either. |
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