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Dan Ellison and his Salisbury side blotted their perfect defensive record with a 2-1 defeat at home to Hemel Hempstead.

The hosts actually went ahead in the 17th minute before an 83rd and 92nd minute double whammy took the points and the clean sheet away from Ellison and Co.

Local scout Callum Hallett was at the game and reported that the loanee was strong in the duels, and aerial clearances were top notch, and didn’t deserve to be on the losing team

Elsewhere, Liam Nardiello who has been seen in the new Under19s set up during their pre-season came on for, and scored a second goal in Sherborne’s 2-0 win on Saturday.

Nardiello was one of three young Glovers who regularly featured in match day squads last season and got a few minutes of National League action.

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Dan Ellison is yet to concede a competitive goal as a Salisbury City defender.

The on loan Glovers defender picked up a point with his new side in a 0-0 draw with Horsham FC

Ellison was booked late on in the game, but his side sit 4th in the National League table with a very early plus five goal difference.

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We’re back for a new season and for now, we only have one Yeovil Town player on our Loan Watch radar.

Defender Dan Ellison is now with Salisbury and was key in their opening day win in the National League South.

The defender played his part in a clean sheet in a 5-0 win over Hampton & Richmond.

Former Wycombe Wanderers front man Jaiden Bartolo scored a hat trick for The Whites and really cemented the win.

Ellison has joined the Wiltshire side on an initial six-month deal, and marked his first appearance in a friendly against Havant & Waterlooville in their final pre-season friendly where he recorded a lovely assist for his side’s second goal.

Images Courtesy of Harry Phillips Photography @HarryPhillipsPhotography.7 on Instagram

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Sherborne Town will finish the weekend top of the Wessex League Premier Division after a 3-0 win on Saturday.

The Zebras beat Cowes Sports fairly comfortably, with the third goal come from young Glover Ollie Hughes.

What’s more, Jaydon Biss, George Geraghty and Blake Watts were all named in the squad  whilst Joe Crisp was so influential in midfield he was named Man of the Match. Nice work from all the lads.

We’re keeping an eye on Bridport FC as well this season, with two new names to keep tabs on.

Matt Reed and Alec Thomas continue to get valuable minutes in the adult game and they were part of the squad for the ‘Port’s 4-1 win over Middlezoy Rovers on Saturday.

They also had a midweek game, a 6-0 win over Honiton, Thomas played the whole game and Reed was used from the bench.

So, they, like Sherborne sit top of their league – South West Peninsula League – Premier East.

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Both Sherborne Town and Bridport Town have had double game weeks this week and there’s been plenty of young Glovers getting minutes.

We’ll start with the Zebras.

On Tuesday, they lost 2-0 to Portland United, with Jaydon Biss, Blake Watts, George Geraghty and Ollie Hughes all in the starting line up, fast forward to Saturday and Biss, Geraghty and Hughes (from the bench) were all involved again. This time in a dramatic 2-2 draw against Hamble Club FC in the Wessex League – all the more impressive when you consider the Yeovil U19s had a friendly on Thursday too! 

Right, to Bridport.

Alec Thomas was on the scoresheet for the second time this season in midweek, he picked up a Man of the Match award in Bridport’s 5-1 win over Axminster with Matt Reed involved from the bench too,

 

On Saturday, a slightly less goal-heavy game, a 1-1 draw with Stoke Gabriel and Torbay Police. Thomas once again in the starting XI, Reed once again used from the bench.

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The Enterprise National League got under way at Huish Park, but with the youngsters out and about we like to keep tabs on how our young loanees are getting on.

We start at Sherborne, where the Zebras bounced back from FA Cup defeat last week to register a 2-0 win over Andover New Street.

Jaydon Biss, Blake Watts, George Geraghty and Ollie Hughes all started the game.

Geraghty got the opening goal and was named Man of the Match.

We have a couple of new names to keep an eye on over at Bridport too; Alec Thomas and Matt Reed are second year scholars who made their debut last week.

This week, Alec Thomas found the net – getting his first goal for his new side in a 4-0 win over Bishops Lydeard.

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Another season rolls around and once again, here at the Gloverscast, we’ll do our utmost to keep tabs on any Yeovil Town youngsters getting some game time in out and about.

With the National League U19 alliance league not yet underway (fixtures haven’t been released yet!), it has given some of the young lads the chance to get some experience in men’s football and it looks like our relationship with Sherborne Town remains strong.

On Saturday, the Zebras were in FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round action against a strong Westbury side.

The step four side ran out 7-0 winners, but despite the result, plenty of youngsters associated with YTFC got to experience the pleasure of playing in the FA Cup.

Blake Watts started the game, with a bench that included Joe Crisp, Ollie Hughes – who has seen game time with the Yeovil first team this pre season – as well as striker George Geraghty and Jaydon Biss

There’s sure to be more representatives of the Glovers over the next few weeks, we’ll do our best to keep an eye on them as we go.

All the best to Sherborne and the young lads throughout the season.

Cover photo – Joe Crisp ready for action, Photo c/o Martin Pearce & Westbury FC

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It’s time for a bumper Easter edition of the Loan Watch, strap in, there’s lots to get through.

Let’s start in the National League South, where Torquay are one of SIX, yes, SIX teams who can still win the league with a single game to go, bonkers.,

Jordan Thomas started both of their Easter weekend games against high flying Truro and low lying W*ymouth, the Gulls won them both.

On the other hand, Will Buse had a less enjoyable time for The Terras.

Firstly, on Friday, our claret and blue friends gave up a 2-0 lead against Salisbury, before getting a pasting from Torquay on Monday. That said, Buse didn’t do much wrong.

Into the regional league now and as the headline suggests, Sherborne and Yeovil have continued their relationship with plenty of minutes for plenty of young Glovers across  plenty of games.

The Zebras played on, Sat 12th, Mon 14th, Weds 16th and Saturday 19th since the last update, a bonkers final week.

All of Joe Crisp, Ollie Hughes, Corey Koerner, Jaydon Biss & Blake Watts got time both from the start and the bench, plenty of moments to highlight, but I’ll pick out Blake Watts getting MOTM in one of the game, here’s a picture of the 17-year old being presented with a bottle of (Non alcoholic – honest, guv’) bubbly.,

After the final game of the season at the weekend, Sherborne Town 1st Team Manager Neil Waddleton told the Gloverscast:

“I truly value my relationship with Matt Percival at YTFC. Together we have created a pathway at Sherborne Town for young lads at YTFC to develop and gain valuable experiences within the game. The lads we have had this year have been fantastic. They have shown great aptitude and attitude. Their development is visible and they have been a great for us at Sherborne Town. We are looking forward to many of them returning to preseason and going again”.
Isn’t that nice!? There’s been a steady stream of young Glovers dipping in and out of the sides at Sherborne, including plenty getting time in their reserves, I’ve tried to cover as many as I can, and apologies if I’ve missed any but it’s been great to see the young YTFC players getting competitive game time.
 
We keep going, To Wellington, where Jacob Shore played twice over the Easter weekend, including in a 2-0 win on Monday to wrap up their season.
The defender has chipped in with a couple of goals this season.
 

Over at Bridport, Sol Padmore and George Geraghty were both in their first team squad for a 4-2 win over Axminster on Good Friday to wrap up their league campaign.

Padmore has been involved pretty much the entire season, whilst Geraghty’s goals for the U18s has seen his progression into the first team come as the campaign grew on.

Moss Jackson-Collis, just a 17-year old, was used from the bench as Shaftesbury and Larkhall played out a draw, which was enough to secure them both safety in that division.

And that’s just about it, there have been so many cool moments of young players getting out on deals and playing locally, many of the regional divisions are now finished with the National League South duo still with work to do.

I hope you’ve enjoyed reading these updates, they’re not always easy to put together, so I’d like to say thanks to the people that have helped along the way, including Daniel Shore, John Hallett and Sam Bowers who have sent information, and line ups and to those who have allowed us to use images of the lads in action.

 
 
 

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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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Late heartbreak for the Glovers on Saturday, but it didn’t go well for our loan watch sides in the National League South either.

Will Buse was not able to save his W*ymouth side from being officially relegated out of the National League South. The ‘keeper has been on the bench in recent games and their 4-1 defeat to Eastbourne means they’ll be in the Southern League next year.

Jordan Thomas was a late substitute for Torquay, but their title challenge took a dent when they conceded twice in the second half to lose at home to Chesham.

The result leaves them fifth in the table, but incredibly, still just three points off the top
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Into the regional divisions, and Sherborne’s game against Cowes Sports was called off because of Ferry crossing problems, the perils of playing sides from the Isle of Wight! 

But Wellington did play, they drew 1-1 with Saltash and Jacob Shore backed up a solid midweek 90 minutes with a Man of the Match performance on Saturday.

No game for Bridport, so they, like Sherborne will have to wait for another day.