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PUNISH THEM IN COURT, SAY VALE

‘Fans’ run amok in Trophy tie

By Tom Harle

DETERMINED: Port Vale defender Leon Legge
PICTURE: PA Images

■PORT Vale defender Leon Legge has vowed that epilepsy won’t defeat him after suffering four seizures last Sunday. The 33-year-old, who was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of 16, was taken to hospital and has spent the week recovering at home.
The ex-Brentford, Gillingham and Cambridge centre-back tweeted: “The club and the players have all been understanding with the situation and I expect to be back in training next week.
“I would like to thank ...

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