May 2023 (Page 5)

On this month’s episode of the GloversPast, Ben catches up with one of the 2013 Play Off winning team, Byron Webster to help celebrate 10 years since that incredible Wembley victory.


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The Glovers’ Trust has confirmed it will host a meeting of Yeovil Town supporters at the Yeovil Sports & Social Club at Johnson Park next Thursday.

The meeting is open to all supporters – you do not have to be a member of the Trust or any other group, just someone with an interest in the future of the club – and will take place from 7pm.

The Sports & Social Club is located on Coronation Avenue, BA21 3DY.

 

The Trust announced its intentions to host the meeting after the decision of SU Glovers to withdraw from plans to buy the majority shareholding in the club held by chairman Scott Priestnall.

It added: “Firstly, we will seek clarity from the directors regarding the current situation. Secondly, we must discuss what actions we as fans want to take next.”

The Trust added: “The Glovers Trust are disappointed to learn of SU Glovers’ decision to abandon their takeover of the club. This news, alongside the late payment of staff wages, further demonstrates the complete lack of leadership, interest and accountability from the club’s ownership. The Glovers Trust urge the remaining directors to act immediately and decisively to aid the survival of the football club.”

The Gloverscast is working with the Glovers’ Trust to live stream the meeting through Zoom which we hope to make available to any fans unable to attend and then as a podcast following the event.


Topic: Glovers Trust Fan Meeting
Time: May 11, 2023 07:00 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83389700136?pwd=RnlzSWhkWWt0SkNiYnorRTlZTExxQT09

Meeting ID: 833 8970 0136
Passcode: 586337

Matt Uggla has announced his SU Glovers‘ group’s attempt to take over the majority shareholding of Yeovil Town is off.

In a post on his Twitter on Tuesday night, the 29-year-old said that the group had “really tried our best to get this deal done“, but said that he would not be acquiring the 72% stake held by club chairman Scott Priestnall.

In a post on his Twitter, the 29-year-old said: “We want to wish Yeovil all the best in these uncertain times. We really tried our best to get this deal done but it wasn’t to be. Just want to thank all the fans who stood by us through this whole process and were so kind and welcoming. We wish you guys all the best and we will definitely watch from afar and wish the club success. Glovers for life.

 

It came less than an hour after the club had confirmed that players had been paid their April wages four days late and brings to an end a long-running saga over whether the son of multi-millionaire, Lance, and his mother, Julie-Anne, would complete the deal.

The question is now – what happens next? The club’s manager Mark Cooper‘s falling out with the former owner-in-waiting spilled out in to the open with public statements on both sides as the club careered towards relegation out of the National League.

 

Yeovil Town have confirmed that staff have been paid their April wages – albeit four days later than they should have been.

The first team turned out for the final game of the National League season on Saturday – a 1-0 defeat at Boreham Wood – despite not receiving their wages on Friday as expected.

In a statement on Tuesday, the club said: “We can confirm that Yeovil Town staff members have been paid today.

The club would like to place on the record its thanks to staff members for their patience and understanding throughout this difficult period.

With speculation over the club’s ownership continuing to rumble on, the question of who paid the wages is not mentioned in the statement.

Watch this space on that one…..

It’s time for the third annual Glovies! Yes there’s been excruciatingly little to celebrate this season, but when you start something, you’ve got to commit. The Glovies is an end of season awards like no other.

A huge congratulations to all the nominees and of course the winners too…

 


Player of the season.
Nominations

Grant Smith
Alex Fisher
Matt Worthington
Charlie Cooper

Winner
JOSH STAUNTON
(with 55% of the public vote)


Young Player of the Season
Nominations

Andrew Oluwabori
Malachi Linton
Morgan WIlliams
Jordan Young

Winner
Owen Bevan
(with 71% of the public vote)


Goal Of The Season
Congratulations to Malachi Linton for his screamer against Wrexham winning the poll with 56% of the vote.
You can watch it below

Linton vs Wrexham


As ever, there were some other awards handed out by the Gloverscast Gang…

The Kabongo Tshimanga Award for Most Pointless Loanee
Nominees

Matty Grivosti
Finley Craske
Seb Palmer Holden
Josh Owers

Winner: Anthony Georgiou
(we forgot he existed!)


Steven Caulker Award for Loanee Of The Season
Nominees

Edwin Agbaje
Andrew Oluwabori
Sam Pearson
Jamie Andrews

Winner: Owen Bevan


Home Win Of The Season
Nominees
Yeovil 3-1 Gateshead
Yeovil 1-0 Eastleigh
Yeovil 1-0 Solihull
Yeovil 1-0 Dag & Red

Winner: Yeovil 2-0 Torquay


Power of Positivity Award

This award was shared between three winners;
– Alex White organising the Lords Larder Food Bank Collection
– YTCST Bring over 600 to Oldham game
– 226 fans at Boreham Wood


The Dani Rodrigues “Wish we’d seen more of you” Award
Nominees

Jordan Stevens
Callum Harriot
Zanda Siziba
Jake Scrimshaw

Winner: Charlie Wakefield


GloversPast Episode of the Season
Nominees

Andy Lindegaard
Ed Upson
Craig Alcock
Leroy Whale

Winner: Kirk Jackson


The ‘What The Hell have I signed up for’ Award in association with Stuart Taylor
Nominees

Stuart Robins
SU Glovers
Will Dawes

Winner: Chris Hargreaves


The ‘No One Could Have Seen This Coming’ Award
Nominees 

Chris Hargreaves appointment
SU Glovers protracted takeover
Tom Knowles Leaving

Winner: SSDC for the Land Purchase


The ‘This has to be be the low point’ award in Association with Distant Glover Illustrations
Nominees

Failing to beat 10-man Wealdstone
Aldershot at Home
Setting fire to the pitch
Failing to beat bottom of the table Maidstone
Lack Of Physio
Manager and prospective owner civil war

Winner: Players & Staff Unpaid In April


 

 

April saw relegation to the National League South confirmed. Let us know your views on April in our regular pulse survey below. 

Here’s a reminder of the results on the pitch.

1st April – Yeovil Town 0 – 2 Southend
4th April – Gateshead 4 – 0 Yeovil Town 
7th April – Aldershot 1 – 1 Yeovil Town
10th April – Yeovil Town 0 – 1 Dorking Wanderers
15th April- Solilhull Moors 2 – Yeovil Town
18th April – Wrexham 3 – 0 Yeovil Town 0
22nd April – Yeovil Town 0 – 3 Oldham Athletic
29th April – Boreham Wood 1 – 0 Yeovil Town 0

Following the final game of the 2022/23 season, players are beginning to share messages with supporters. Read them all here.

 

https://twitter.com/_MWil1iams/status/1652941474890231811?s=20

 

That’s a wrap folks. Ian, Ben and Dave fly through Boreham Wood, talk about the debacle of unpaid staff at Huish Park, take your GCQs and present the 2022/23 Glovies.

Thank you for your continued support of the Gloverscast. Remember to add Gloverscast.co.uk to your favourites and check the website daily for the latest news and views from Huish Park.

Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Leave us a review and share the pod with a pal.

We’d love to welcome some local businesses into the Gloverscast family through advertising. If you’re a business that would like to speak to a dedicated audience of more than 1000 monthly listeners, please get in touch. Find out more about advertising with us here.

If you have an idea for the website, want to contribute or just want to send us a message, feel free to email ian@gloverscast.co.uk.