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July 25, 2025

TOM Pope is pleased Port Vale fans will finally get to see their team in earnest when they face Birmingham City tomorrow.

- Clive Youlton

'Fans must trust Moore to make the right decisions...'

The Valiants’ post-record top scorer has reservations about whether some of the existing players can thrive in League One, but is happy to reserve judgement until he’s seen them perform.

As joint-manager of Kidsgrove Athletic, Pope saw firsthand what Vale have in their squad in a preseason friendly, albeit in one of their first warm-up games.

Since playing Pope's side, Newcastle Town and Bath City, Vale have been behind closed doors but will reemerge in front of supporters against the Championship newcomers, before a trip to Altrincham on Tuesday,

“We saw them against us and they didn’t look that great,” maintained Pope. “They haven't really played any friendlies.

“They've played all these in-house games and stuff. For me, it feels quite strange being so close to the season that the fans haven't got the chance to have a look at the new players.

“We used to play West Brom or Burnley would come and you'd have a couple of Championship or League One sides come.

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