Mo Chaudry: Sign His Petition!

'As most of you know I want to invest both my business experience and personal wealth into PVFC with the goal of taking the club into the Championship within 5 years. Before I invest in anything, I fully appraise the situation against myself to ensure I can add value. I share my appraisal with you here, because I believe it will ultimately be your voice that determines the success of my bid (and by definition the success of your football club) After reading the appraisal I hope you will sign my petition to join me in informing the Port Vale Board that it is “Time to move over so Port Vale can move forward”.'

As all Vale Fans know our Club desperately needs investment, and clearly needs an experienced, competent and successful businessman steering us forward. Mo Chaudry appears to be that man, but the Port Vale Board, in their infinite wisdom, don't seem to want to take Mo's investment and expertise on board. Mo has opened an 'online' petition...

Click Mo Chaudry Online Petition for further details...

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