Vale fan banned after 'promotion party'
The Sentinel
|June 06, 2025
A FAN has been hit with an 'indefinite' Vale Park stadium ban after hurling a barrier during the club's promotion party.
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It comes as police have identified a 'significant' number of fans who removed segregation netting to get at visiting Gillingham fans in Vale's last game of the
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