Gloverscast #162 – “I just want to go down there and hate someone”
It’s only blummin’ Derby Day!
Ben, Dave and Sheridan break down what happened against Aldershot and how we plan on inserting the penultimate nail into the W*ymouth’s relegation coffin on Bank Holiday Monday with 1300 Glovers fans in full support!
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Gloverscast #161
Ben and Dave are back, Ian isn’t, so instead we’ve got BBC Somerset’s Sheridan Robins looking ahead to the double header for the Easter weekend, first up, Aldershot Town at home!
We preview the game, try and work our way through Charlie Lee’s selection headaches, and as always, take your #GCQs
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Dave, Ben and Ian are here to bless your Monday morning with some chat about the Glovers 2-2 draw at relegation threatened Kings Lynn Town.
Ben and Dave are joined by Marcus Duncomb to chat about another YTFC week! And Ian speaks to Ollie Keable about Kings Lynn Town.
On this episode of the Gloverscast, we’re delighted to welcome Kieran Maguire from author of The Price of Football and co-host of The Price of Football Podcast, to tell us what the some of the stuff on Companies House actually means. Kieran give is us a great insight into what could be happening and why, but kind of put our minds at ease too.
Before that though, Ian, Ben and Dave waffle about Charlie Lee’s Green and White Army’s trip to Barnet, and the small matter of a cup semi final this Tuesday.
It’s been a year since we learned of the passing of our captain Lee Collins.
On this episode of the Gloverscast, we’ve spoken to Elliot Watts about the amazing ride he, and many others, are doing to raise money for Mind in Somerset in memory of Lee Collins.
We also caught up with Kevin Gall and Abby Carter about the upcoming Legends Game and what is means to them! Plus we’ve got an exclusive player announcement!
On the 18th of May, it will be 15 years since one of the most iconic nights in Yeovil Town’s history took place. Our famous 5-2 victory at The City Ground lives long in the memory of supporters and a goalscorer on the night, Lee Morris.
Speaking to the Gloverscast on the newest edition of the Glovers Past series, Morris talked fondly of his time at Huish Park and in great detail of that amazing night.
Despite the absence of the ‘leader of men’, Terry Skiverton, throughout the playoff campaign, Morris was always confident that the Glovers would overturn the 2-0 deficit.
He said: “We had big personalities all over the field, Mildy (Steve Mildenhall) was a big character in goal. Forbesy (Terrell Forbes) was a brilliant lad you’d do anything for. Jonesy (oh come on you know!) on one side, and Lindy, the local lad who was Mr Yeovil on the other. Chris in the the middle of the park and Davo came alive in them games.
“I think all over the pitch, you looked around and looked at everybody and thought, ‘yeah I believe he’s going to make something happen here’, I believe he’s gonna be strong and he’s gonna keep going.’
“We had enough personality out there that I certainly believed, all the way through, that someone could come up with something, you know.”
They sure came up with something in the end.
Listen to this brilliant chat with Lee about his short, but memorable time as a Glover below or on all major podcast providers.
It’s two wins in a row! Ben, Dave and Ian talk about Tuesday’s win over Bromley and Dave catches up with Chris Phillips about Southend’s season.
A win! Two goals! What will we moan about? Ian and Ben are joined by Ed Turnbull on this episode to talk about the 2-0 win at Dover.
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