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Yeovil Town’s final away game of the season sees the Glovers head to Aldershot on Saturday 5th May.

Tickets for Glovers fans are now available.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

It’s a fairly simple process to purchase tickets, once in, you’ll have three areas of the ground to choose from, 

If you’re choosing to be in the terrace, this screen suggests you may need to declare whether or not you intend to stand behind the goal, or to the side, quite how easy it is to move between the two on the day remains to be seen.

If you’re choosing a seated spot, you’ll be asked to pick your specific seat and begin the checkout process.

It is cheaper to buy in advance, prices go up by £2-£3 on match days. 

From the ticket selection screen, it’s a fairly easy process to click through to get your ticket paid for.

You do get the option to add a pre-paid for match programme and a pre-paid for Car Parking space too.

Additional Info Supporters May Need – Taken directly from the Aldershot website.

DISABLED TICKETS

Disabled Tickets can be purchased under concession pricing for £17 (£19 on the day) and include a carer FREE of charge in both Terrace & Seating. (Proof of eligibility for disabled ticket will be a requirement.)

Wheelchair Users: £17 (£19 on the day), carer admitted free – limited spaces are available, tickets must be purchased in advance by telephoning 01252 320211.

VISITING SUPPORTERS

Visiting supporters for Segregated games or large away attendances will be located in the South East Corner of the Stadium and South East seats, situated in the South Stand.

AWAY SPECTATORS

Away Disabled Spectators will be situated in the front of the South Stand.

Access to the EBB Stadium will then be through the Gate at the High Street end of the EBB Stadium and nearest Turnstile 10.

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The Glovers’ first team were picking up three big ones at Huish Park on Saturday afternoon, there were minutes and points on the agenda for our loanees too.

Firstly, Jordan Thomas was back in Torquay’s starting line up for their designated ‘yellow day’ which saw them pick up a 2-0 win over Slough Town to keep pace with the title challengers in the National League South.

At the other end, already relegated W*ymouth drew 0-0 with Maidstone.

Will Buse was back in goal for the Terras.

Into the regional divisions and we start with news of another goal for Jacob Shore.

He got Wellington’s second in a 2-0 win over St Blazey.

Sherborne Town drew 0-0 with Fareham Town; Jaydon Biss, Corey Koerner and Ollie Hughes all involved for the Zebras.

Down at Bridport, George Geraghty and Sol Padmore both started in their 4-1 away win at Crediton Utd.

Shaftesbury put seven past Helston AFC with the youngster Moss Jackson-Collis, a product of the Yeovil Town Community Sports Trust system, just 16 years young, coming off the bench to help himself one..

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We’re taking a trip down memory lane for this one to commemorate one whole year since we were on the pitch at Gloucester after beating Truro to win the National League South (in the North!)

Ben and Dave are joined by Elliot Watts to talk all about it as well as chatting about the Oldham clash this weekend.

Oh, and Happy Birthday to Charlotte, a long time Gloverscast listener!

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“…and as for the officials, with Rule One rattling around my head, probably up there with one of the worst performances I’ve seen from the officials ever, at times they were literally guessing. Just pointing flags in random directions and I know Mr Stephen Copeland was a late sub for the game as the man in the middle, but it’s not all about you mate, control the game, protect the players. “

Well, this one could get awkward.

I sure hope Mr Copeland didn’t read that, or at the very least take it to heart. 

Stephen Copeland will be the man in the middle for Yeovil Town’s home game against Oldham this weekend.

The above quote comes from Gloverscast Ben’s Five Conclusions from the 0-0 draw with Tamworth, where, if you recall, he sent off Morgan Williams for an ‘Orange card’ offence.

His performance for rest of the game clearly rubbed Ben up the wrong way. 

It was the fourth time we’d had Mr Copeland as a ref, the other three without much incident, including a 3-0 home win over Wrexham.

He’s also reffed Oldham four times, but not this season.

He’s been used across various competitions this campaign and as such only has ten National League games to his name.

But in those 10 games, he dished out 52 Yellow cards, five reds and NINE penalties. 

Not one to get on the wrong side of.

Mr Copeland will be assisted by Stuart Kane and Andrew Ellis, Phillip Eddie will be keeping tabs on the dugouts and getting in both ears from the gaffers.

Best behavior, lads.