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VALE NEED NEW BOSS AND FAST!

By Nick Bull

LACED IT: Stevenage’s Danny Newton scores the first goal for his team
PICTURES: TGSPHOTO

PORT Vale caretaker manager Ned Kelly has urged the club to appoint a new manager as quickly as possible after goals from Danny Newton and Jonathan Smith made it three wins in eight days for inform Stevenage.
Managerless since Michael Brown departed two weeks ago, Vale never looked like getting anything out of this game after Newton curled home Boro’s opener on 22 minutes and were booed by fans on several occasions during the game.
“There’s got to be clarity for e...

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