Let me entertain you...

[CuteMancs]

Enjoy

http://mancityfans.net/the-view-from-the-away-end-91/

[Harry Dowd scored]

I thought their remarks were good, especially about Salah and Mane being divers, looks like they want a big attendance and a good day out, not bad at all.

[Hutch's Shoulder]

Jesus versus The Pope what better divine intervention could we get? They could well have an Angelino on the pitch as well’

I bet the commentators steal that.

[s1ty m]

The 12-0 defeat made me lol. I think it'll be 6-1.

[nottsblue]

Well deserved tie for them it seems. Hope they all have a good day out. Liked the tweet from their forward Pope. He isn’t far wrong either

[Sideshow Bob]

did their player really tweet that about stones?? lmao. hope stones saw it and knows he's become a joke of a defender.

[budfox]

Seem like a good bunch.

[everyonehatesus]

fair play to them, I hope they have a great day out and make the atmosphere banging.

[City64]

Always great to see smaller clubs get dream draws and big pay days in the FA cup its what all fans dream about . Port Vale no exception , they hate Stoke City but are from Stoke , Stoke is full of inbred six fingered fascist chav cunts .................. fuck em !

[Beefymcfc]

I like Port Vale but cannot stand the most famous cunt to support them.

[Blue Jam]

I work with Valiants next door neigbiur and my barber are both Valiants. I like them - long suffering, loyal fans of the smaller club of Stoke . They were really excited about this fixture and pleased their club is getting plenty of money - they've watched the slow motion car crash of bad investment and tolerated unpopular chairman such as Norman Smurtheaite allegedly using the club to make profit .
Imagine of we'd stayed behind against Gillingham at Wembley 20 years ago, then dropped again the following season. Imagine if we were still at Maine Road (8narill.miss the place). Imagine if every season we narrowly miss out on play offs. They have that gallows humour we had when we were shite. If they were to somehow become a major force on football, like is, they'd not forget that humour.
That's Valiants.
Glad they got some much needed cash, I do have a soft spot for Vale.

[Mase]

I work with Valiants next door neigbiur and my barber are both Valiants. I like them - long suffering, loyal fans of the smaller club of Stoke . They were really excited about this fixture and pleased their club is getting plenty of money - they've watched the slow motion car crash of bad investment and tolerated unpopular chairman such as Norman Smurtheaite allegedly using the club to make profit .
Imagine of we'd stayed behind against Gillingham at Wembley 20 years ago, then dropped again the following season. Imagine if we were still at Maine Road (8narill.miss the place). Imagine if every season we narrowly miss out on play offs. They have that gallows humour we had when we were shite. If they were to somehow become a major force on football, like is, they'd not forget that humour.
That's Valiants.
Glad they got some much needed cash, I do have a soft spot for Vale.

Don't think they can be compared to us. Were they ever as big as City?

[Blue Jam]

No. No comparison can be identical. But we share a similar humour, and they are are (as we were) the smaller club in the city. They've seen a calamitous phase in their history (much longer than ours)

[Mase]

No. No comparison can be identical. But we share a similar humour, and they are are (as we were) the smaller club in the city. They've seen a calamitous phase in their history (much longer than ours)

No doubt in my mind if Weaver hadn't have won us that final at Gillingham we'd be down there still and we'd have struggled to make it back up.

[salford city]

Agree with this. Remember Vale being one of the clubs that we needed to lose on that final day when we went down st stoke and they didn't. 20 years on and what a difference between us now. Always a good away day at Vale went a couple of times

[Wooders]

No. No comparison can be identical. But we share a similar humour, and they are are (as we were) the smaller club in the city. They've seen a calamitous phase in their history (much longer than ours)

No doubt in my mind if Weaver hadn't have won us that final at Gillingham we'd be down there still and we'd have struggled to make it back up.

Nah - we’d have been back in the prem many years by now

[Mase]

No. No comparison can be identical. But we share a similar humour, and they are are (as we were) the smaller club in the city. They've seen a calamitous phase in their history (much longer than ours)

No doubt in my mind if Weaver hadn't have won us that final at Gillingham we'd be down there still and we'd have struggled to make it back up.

Nah - we’d have been back in the prem many years by now

Weren't we on the brink of bankruptcy?

[patrickblue]

No. No comparison can be identical. But we share a similar humour, and they are are (as we were) the smaller club in the city. They've seen a calamitous phase in their history (much longer than ours)

No doubt in my mind if Weaver hadn't have won us that final at Gillingham we'd be down there still and we'd have struggled to make it back up.

Nah - we’d have been back in the prem many years by now

Weren't we on the brink of bankruptcy?

We certainly were at the time Frank bought us.

[Blue Jam]

Agree with this. Remember Vale being one of the clubs that we needed to lose on that final day when we went down st stoke and they didn't. 20 years on and what a difference between us now. Always a good away day at Vale went a couple of times

Did you drink in The Saggers or Post Office? Good pint there but maybe not in away colours

[salford city]

Agree with this. Remember Vale being one of the clubs that we needed to lose on that final day when we went down st stoke and they didn't. 20 years on and what a difference between us now. Always a good away day at Vale went a couple of times

Did you drink in The Saggers or Post Office? Good pint there but maybe not in away colours

Remember a moody drinking club in Burslem cannot remember the name but was more like a working man's club on an evening league game bit of a mob of their boys in