Micky Adams: Port Vale will recover top form after Chesterfield defeat

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Monday, December 10, 2012
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MICKY Adams says Port Vale must battle through their recent dip in form.

Saturday's 2-0 home defeat by Chesterfield was the Valiants' third in seven days, following a 2-1 FA Cup loss at Sheffield United and a Johnstone's Paint Trophy exit to Bradford City.

  1. Micky Adams watched his side slump to a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Chesterfield on Saturday.

    Micky Adams watched his side slump to a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Chesterfield on Saturday.

• GALLERY: Match Action: Port Vale 0 Chesterfield 2

Goals either side of half-time from former loanee Jay O'Shea and Tendayi Darikwa proved decisive to round off a poor week for Adams' side.

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Vale remain second in League Two, five points behind leaders Gillingham, as they prepare to make the trip to third-placed Cheltenham this weekend.

"A few of the players are miles off the pace at the moment," said Adams.

"I wouldn't say there's a crisis of confidence, but players are struggling for form. That happens.

"In any season you are going to have spells where it doesn't go quite right for you.

"We're not Barcelona, we're talking about League Two footballers and their form will be up and down.

"It's not just two or three that are struggling, it's maybe five or six, and to win a game, you've got to have everybody at it.

"We're not enjoying it at the moment, but we have to put everything into perspective. We'll regroup and start again.

"We've got to keep reminding ourselves about where we are. We're second in the table. It's hardly a crisis.

"We'll have to get back on to the training ground and all stand up and be counted."

Adams was disappointed by the reaction of a section of the crowd, who jeered his side's below-par display.

"We're having a decent season and I don't care what anyone says," he added. "I know there were a few boos and a few people who were not happy, but my message to them is: 'We're ok'.

"You can dig a hole and bury yourself in it, but we don't. We've got to go again. And that's what we'll do."

Match action: Pages 42&43

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    by kjhgfd

    Monday, December 10 2012, 4:14PM

    “we will bounce back,,,,,,,forgive me if i'm wrong but isn't that what micky said after the sheff untd and bradford games, come on vale don't let a brilliant start slip away again”

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    by Simmers2x12

    Monday, December 10 2012, 11:37AM

    “The team selection micky was a joke like it was against bradford. I don't really moan at micky as i think he's the right man for the job but why leave an in form ben williamson on the bench and bring on a poor rob taylor who should have been released seasons ago. Also i'm sure morsey has learn t his lesson and should be back in the side, he wasn't even on the bench on sat which i thought was a poor decision.”

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