Sean McGurk’s wonder goal against Ebbsfleet back in January has been shortlisted for the Football Supporters Association Goal of the Year in their 2025 awards.

McGurk’s strike has already landed the Glovie award for Yeovil Town Goal of the Season but now has national recognition alongside some seriously good goals from some seriously good players!

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Bristol Rovers loanee Jed Ward has picked his NINTH Man of the Match award – as chosen by Gloverscast voters.

Ward picked up almost half of the votes following the 0-0 draw with Morecambe, the clean sheet enough to keep everyone on his side!

Harvey Greenslade continues to pick up votes, a 25 minute cameo from him injected a bit of energy into an otherwise flat showing and a shout out for FCD who makes our mythical podium for the first time this season.

This Saturday’s home game against Boston will be the last game for votes to count towards November’s player of the month totals, although (spoilers…) the maths says that Ward looks to have that nailed down too!

Tickets for the Glovers’ Boxing Day trip to Truro are now on sale.

Yeovil Town fans will have fond memories of games against Truro from a couple of seasons ago, but famously the Green and Whites won the National League South in the National League North with a win over Truro… at Gloucester.

No such geographical conundrums to solve, to play against Truro, we’re going to Truro.

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Right, this isn’t the easiest process we’ll talk you through all season long, but let’s get into it.

Firstly, tickets are only available to logged in users…. so click Sign In to the right of screen and log in or create an account.

Next, you cannot select the away section directly, Yeovil fans are going to be situated behind one of the goals, as you can see on the image below to the left, select ‘Other Categories’

In the ‘Other Categories’ tab, you’d be presented with some home and away options, be sure to select the Away ones (obviously) and proceed through the options

These are all listed as Standing only with seemingly no options to buy seated places – more on that in a bit.

So, you’ve selected a ticket, and gone through to pay – now accept the 90p charge, because… of course.

… and pay – note Prices are due to rise on the day, so where possible we do advise buying in advance! 

Additional information. – Truro say the following;

Truro City will advise away clubs if segregation is in place.
[ed. at time of writing, we assume, but don’t know for sure, but assume that the Yeovil game is segregated]

If segregation is in place: Away facilities are at the Western End of the ground. Facilities are flat standing and if numbers are sufficient, covered terracing. 

If segregation isn’t in place: Away fans can purchase general admission standing tickets for any part of the ground and seats in the Eden Hot Tubs North Stand too. 

Away disabled supporters are asked to contact the club if they wish to attend fixtures at the Truro City Stadium – info@trurocity.co.uk

Concession ticket criteria: Any person over the age of 65, students in full-time education or ambulant disabled. Supporters who purchase a concessionary season ticket, may be asked for supporting documents regarding their concessionary eligibility at the turnstiles. 

Ambulant disabled supporters are asked to contact the club directly – info@trurocity.co.uk if they require a ticket for a chaperone and/or carer. 

All supporters under the age of 14 MUST be accompanied by an adult to gain admittance to the stadium bowl. Once inside the stadium bowl, supporters MUST be accompanied by and adult at all times.

Supporters under the age of 18 WILL be asked to provide supporting documentation, if they wish to gain entry to the stadium bowl without an adult ticket holder/paying spectator.

Away supporters are to use turnstiles FIVE & SIX to enter the Truro City Stadium when games are segregated.

Increased security checks will be in place for away fans before they are admitted to the stadium bowl. This includes the searching of all bags.

The Billy Rowley era begins at Huish Park with Boston Utd coming to town this Saturday, the game will be officiated by Harry Wager.

We’ve seen Mr Wager already this season, he took charge of the… urm… Gateshead game, which I think was largely forgettable, right? Nothing happened in that one did it? I don’t remember… anyway… he booked Frank Nouble and a couple of his team mates and Kyle Ferguson as well as then Glovers’ boss Mark Cooper.

In total, across 5 National League games, he’s taken charge of this season – he’s brandished 18 yellows, 2 reds and pointed at the spot just the twice.

In total, this will be the fifth time he as officiated a Glovers game, the only time anyone has ticked him off to the point where he sent anyone off, was when Otis Khan did something silly against Eastleigh last season.

As far as I can tell, he’s never taken charge of a Boston United fixture.

Mr Wager will be assisted by James Hooper and Adam Ricketts whilst Harry Warner has the honour of being the first person asked politely by Billy Rowley “how long left please fourth?” in his new role.

Yeovil Town FC (First Team) v Boston United FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Wager, Harry
Assistant Referee: Hooper, James
Assistant Referee: Ricketts, Adam
Fourth Official: Warner, Harry

Richard Dryden says the team have been ‘working and working’ on getting the Glovers firing again. Yeovil visit Morecambe (fresh off a 2-0 win against Brackley) at the weekend and with no wins and two goals in seven matches,  Yeovil need to turn things around.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Josh Perkins, Dryden said: “We’re working and working on it [creating chances]. We need to be a bit higher up the pitch. We created a fair few chances and they stopped, probably from last month. We’ve maybe not has as much possessions as we’d been used to and a few other issues. So, we know what we’ve got to do more of, and we know what we’ve got to do better. So, you know, we’re steadily working on that.”

Morecambe – who came on the verge of going out of business this year – picked up a crucial win over 17th placed Brackley in the week, but have conceded 48 goals this season – more than any other team.

Dryden paid close attention to Saturday’s opponents on Tuesday night: “We watched these [Morecambe] Tuesday night and they were pretty good against Brackley. They’ve changed their shape, whether they keep that shape or not, again, it’s going to be about us creating and being solid possession. [There’s] a lot of attacking stuff from them. They move the ball quick. They’ve got good movement. They got players that can score a drop of a hat. I think that was proved on Tuesday night.  Every game is tough, but we go into it with some confidence with how we can play against them.”

When asked about Prabhu Srinivasan’s comments about the ‘blueprint’ potentially resulting in promotion to EFL by the end of next season, Dryden said: “I expect every owner wants to be in the Football League this time next season. You look at the quality of the teams in there, we have to be realistic, where we are and that’s like every other club. We’ll give it a go. But where we can be, whether we’re there or not, the end of the season time, will tell.”

Dryden added that due to the frost (cold up North), they’d not been able to get on grass at SGS, but had ‘decent 4Gs’ to train on. Aaron Jarvis misses out this weekend after picking up a fifth booking against Southend, Jacob Maddox is ‘getting there’ and Brett McGavin will be back and available.