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Boss Aspin promises big change at Vale

by
The LeaguePaper Team
29 April 2018

By Liam Haynes

NEIL Aspin admits he has major work on his hands at Port Vale this summer.
Aspin watched his Vale side take the lead against Carlisle through debutant Dior Angus.
But Ashley Nadesan and Hallam Hope struck after the break to give the Cumbrians the win, and to compound matters, Anthony Kay was sent off late on for the hosts.
Aspin may have saved his side from the drop but he admits there will be plenty of upheaval at Vale Park after the season ends next week.
“The last two weeks, we haven’t been good enough and this game was an extension of that,”said Aspin...

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