Loan Watch (Page 3)

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It was late heartbreak for the Glovers on Boxing Day, with a late Eastleigh equaliser, there’s was late goals in some of our loanee’s games too.

Harvey Greenslade was back in the Weston-super-Mare starting line up for their clash away at Truro, all was well for the Seagulls as the clock ticked beyond 90 minutes, a Reuben Reid goal (assisted by Greenslade) was all that separated the sides, but a late Truro goal snatched a point.

 

It was a battle of the Glovers loanees as Jordan Thomas’ Torquay took on Will Buse’s W*ymouth.

The game ended 2-2 with both of our players in their respective starting line ups.

Into the regional divisions and Tavistock found a 95th minute equaliser against Cribbs FC, unfortunately Jacob Shore was an unused sub, Sol Padmore started for Bridport as they made light work of Axminster Town 4-0.

That, is pretty much that with Sherborne not playing until Saturday.

  

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Whilst the Glovers’ Men’s first team were battling miles and miles of motorway here’s how the plethora of loanees were getting on.

Firstly, as the headline suggests, Harvey Greenslade was originally listed in the Weston-super-Mare line up at 2pm, but before 3pm rolled around he’d been replaced by former Glover Reuben Reid.

After the match, Scott Bartlett said it was a ‘precautionary’ move after rolling his ankle, but with options dwindling in the Yeovil attacking line, someone like Harvey Greenslade up our sleeve might come in handy, let’s hope it’s nothing serious.

 

Over at Yeo-quay United, the current Glover, Jordan Thomas, wasn’t named in the match day squad along with the plethora of former Glovers as the Gulls won 1-0 against Hemel Hempstead Town.

At the wrong end of the table, W*ymouth drew 0-0 with Chelmsford, a clean sheet for Will Buse.

 

Into the local leagues and Josh Haskett came off the bench for Sherborne in their 3-1 win over Portland Utd.

Sol Padmore, who impressed for the Under 18s in midweek, was back in the starting line up for Bridport FC in their 1-1 draw with Honiton.

Jacob Shore, who captained the youngsters in the Somerset Men’s Premier Cup was an unused substitute for Tavistock AFC as they fell to defeat to Westbury.

Cover image of Harvey Greenslade C/O Mark Stainer Photography

 

 

 

 

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A busy week for the Glovers and those associated to Yeovil Town out and about on loan.

We start in the National League South and Harvey Greenslade has his first two appearances for Weston-super-Mare in the books.

The forward made his debut appearance in a 0-0 draw at Hampton & Richmond on Tuesday night and started for the Seagulls in their 1-1 draw at home to third-from-bottom Enfield Town on Saturday.

If the aim of moving to North Somerset was for the ex-Bristol Rovers’ youngster to get minutes, he’s had 180 of them in the first two appearances. Weston’s next match is a rearranged Somerset Men’s Premier Cup second round tie at Huish Park on Wednesday night.

Harvey Greenslade in action for Weston-super-Mare
Picture courtesy of Mark Stainer Photography

Defender Jordan Thomas is top of the National League South with his Torquay side, the defender played the full 90 minutes for the Gulls on Saturday in their 2-0 win over sixth-placed Farnborough Town.

At the other end of the league. W*ymouth had a quick turnaround from their cup final in midweek.

They were beaten 3-0 by Hemel Hempstead Town. Glovers’ goalkeeper Will Buse was back between the sticks. 

They probably won’t make a commemorative mug about this one.

Into the local divisions and Corey Koerner was in the Sherborne Town starting line-up in midweek.

They were beaten fairly soundly by AFC Stoneham, but were in far better form on Saturday winning 3-0 – sadly, team-sheets are tough to come by, we cannot tell you if Koerner was involved. 

Down at Tavistock, young defender Jacob Shore was used from the bench in a 1-0 away loss to Evesham Utd. 

He was carded not long after coming on.

At Bridport, Under-18s’ player Sol Padmore was in the starting line up for their 6-3 win over Elburton Villa, young striker George Geraghty is also with the ‘Port now and was used from the bench.

Mason Alden started for Welton Rovers in their defeat by Saltash United.

 

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Whilst the Glovers were winning at Woking, the loanees were out and about getting some game time in.

Firstly, defender Jordan Thomas scored his first goal as a Torquay United player, they gave Enfield Town a good hiding in the National League South and Thomas got the ball rolling with the Gulls’ first goal.

Torquay sit third in the table with only Truro City and Weston-super-Mare above them… they really should name that the National League South-West.

Although, at the other end, managerless W*ymouth were beaten 1-0 at home by Tonbridge Angels.

A single Jeremy Santos goal the difference there. Will Buse was between the sticks and by all accounts, did very little wrong.

The seagull botherers, who travel to Huish Park for an FA Trophy third round tie on Saturday, now sit second-from-bottom of the tale without a manager following the dismissal of Mark Moseley during the week.

Young defender Jacob Shore was an unused sub for Tavistock in Southern League Division One South in a 3-2 win over Ciderford Town but he did get the full 90 minutes in a midweek victory over Bashley.

Under-18s’ midfielder Sol Padmore was in Bridport’s starting line-up, but they fell to defeat to Newquay AFC in the South West Peninsula League (East).

Sherborne Town lost 3-2 to Hamble FC. Team news is sparse for this one, it’s unlikely that Under-18s’ captain Corey Koerner would have been involved due to his England Colleges Debut on Friday, we’ll update this article if we spot any involvement for Josh Haskett.

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It was a disappointing afternoon for the first team and it was not too much better for those Glovers out on loan whose matches survived Storm Bert at the weekend.

Defender Jordan Thomas made his first league appearance for Torquay United as they were held to a goalless draw at Boreham Wood, a result which keeps them in the National League South play-off places.

At Hornchurch, Will Buse was in goal as W*ymouth’s unbeaten run came to an end with a 1-0 defeat which keeps them both the wrong side of the relegation zone.

For the young Glovers out on loan, there were postponements for Sherborne Town, Welton Rovers, Bridport, Sturminster Newton and Tavistock which prevented them getting any game time.

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Time for another round up of what our loanees have been up to out and about on Saturday.

Firstly, there was a debut for Jordan Thomas, he started for Torquay in their FA Trophy game against Truro.

His new side came out on top 1-0 thanks to a second half goal from Dan Hayfield.

Before his debut, Thomas gave an interview to the club’s YouTube channel where he described the move as a ‘no brainer’, you can listen to that… here.

Also in FA Trophy action were that lot down by the seaside, who were playing the other lot by the seaside.

W*ymouth, with Will Buse in goal beat Weston-super-Mare 3-2 to progress to the next round of the Trophy.

He’s also had a little YouTube clip made of him, give that a watch here, if you like.

Jacob Shore was in the Tavistock line up for their 2-2 draw against Malvern Town, another solid display for the defender in that one.

Mason Alden was in the Welton Rovers team that lost 2-0 to Brixham whilst team news hasn’t been helpful in deciphering if Nansimir Nanev (Sturminster Newton) or Sol Padmore (Bridport) played for their teams.

There was no Corey Koerner or Josh Haskett in the Sherborne side 

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Yeovil Town were winning away at Southend, what about our loanees out and about?

Well, firstly Jordan Thomas’ loan spell at Salisbury is over. The defender was used from the bench by the Glovers at Roots Hall and his time out on loan is done, for now.

That means that only Will Buse is out and about of the regular, recognised first team squad.

His W*ymouth team found a late equaliser against St Albans to pick up a point in the National League South.

Sherborne were in FA Vase action with their newest recruit, Corey Koerner on the bench.

The Zebras went down 2-0 to Highworth Athletic.

Down at Tavistock we have a goal to tell you about; Jacob Shore scored for his loan side in midweek.

Sadly, his first goal for the club ended being nothing more than a consolation in a midweek defeat.

He also played the full 90 minutes on Saturday in their game against Willand Rovers, a narrow defeat, but an impressive showing by the young Glover.

Sol Padmore was used from the bench as Bridport won 6-3 vs Crediton Utd, Mason Alden played for Welton Rovers v Wellington. 

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There was a distinct lack of first-team fixtures for a lot of teams – as well as Yeovil Town – this weekend, so this could be a fairly brief edition of Loan Watch.

In the Wessex League Premier Division, full-back Corey Koerner made his Sherborne Town debut coming off the bench in the second half of a 1-0 defeat at Hamworthy Recreation. Under-18s’ youngster Josh Haskett was an unused substitute in that match.

Meanwhile in the National League South relegation zone, Will Buse was between the posts for W*ymouth as they picked up a narrow 1-0 win away at bottom club Aveley. We’re still not sure what one of those is.

The result moves the seagull-bothering lot up to third-from-bottom of the division. Jordan Thomas did not play this weekend either with Salisbury having a blank weekend, but he could face Torquay United and Jordan Young when the two sides meet on Tuesday night.

In the Southern League Division One South, young defender Jacob Shore came on as a second half substitute in a 3-3 draw at home to Didcot Town. He also came off the bench in the 2-1 away win at Mousehole the previous Tuesday night.

Also, midfielder Solomon Padmore has gone from Street to Bridport. The Dorset side’s reserve team won 3-1 away at Balti Sports in the Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance Senior Trophy yesterday, however, with no team-sheets available, we don’t know if Sol featured.

If you know the whereabouts and appearances of any of the Glovers’ loan rangers, drop the Gloverscast a line on our socials or send us an email and we will include them in future round-ups.

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Let’s take a look at how the Glovers out on loan got on out and about on Saturday.

Firstly, ‘keeper Will Buse put in a solid display for W*ymouth in their 1-1 draw with high flying Farnborough in the National League South.

 

Next, we have YTFC goalscorer to tell you about, Jordan Thomas bagged for Salisbury in their game away at Chelmsford. It looked like it might have been enough to secure a point, but a 94th minute winner for the Clarets gained them all three points. 

Into the regional leagues now and there was no Corey Koerner for Plymouth Parkway again, he was working with the English Colleges Football Association this week. His dual registration deal means he can come and go fairly freely and might be heading out on loan again sooner rather than later.

Over at Sherborne Town, Josh Haskett was on the bench for the Zebras in their impressive win over Baffins Milton Rovers.

It was a double-game week for Jacob Shore at Tavistock, he came off the bench during the midweek win over Shaftesbury and started (albeit at right back) in their FA Trophy game against Winchester.

 Sol Padmore has moved from Street to Bridport and was part of their match day squad.

 

A number of other Young YTFC players have moved on from the club in recent week; Krystian Woods, Max Dyer and ‘keeper Will Howard are seeking pastures new – we wish them all well in their new adventures. 

The Under 18s get their league campaign under way (finally) on Monday with a game against Clevedon Town U18s

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Whilst the Glovers were giving Wealdstone a good walloping in that there London, what were our loanees up to around and about?

Well, firstly down by the Seaside, this week W*ymouth confirmed the extension of Will Buses‘ loan deal until January.

He celebrated by helping that Claret and Blue lot to a 1-1 draw against newly promoted Chesham United… (We’ve heard of them, haven’t we?)

There was a quite extrodinary game between Dorking and Salisbury – who had Jordan Thomas in the side. 

With 83 minutes gone, Dorking were 1-0 up. The game somehow ended up 3-3!

Thomas played the full 90 and was involved at both ends of the pitch!

Corey Koerner wasn’t in the Plymouth Parkway squad, they won 2-1.

Into the regional leagues and this week Jacob Shore made his second loan move of the season heading to Tavistock AFC, they lost 2-0 to high flying Yate Town on Saturday and Shore came off the bench. 

He started their midweek game as well, so he’s already clocking up the minutes.

Futhermore, Tavvy have a nice little media set up, so here’s a post match interview with Jacob Shore following Saturday’s game – with thanks to @LucaJournalism

 

Sherborne Town were 5-0 winners in the 1st Round Proper of the FA Vase, Josh Haskett was used from the bench in the second half.

Ollie Wright wasn’t the only Yeovil Gloveman to pick up a cleano today – Will Howard and his Cullompton Rangers side won 1-0 against AFC Torrington.

Nansimir Nanev was in the starting line up for Sturminster Newton as they dropped out of the FA Vase at the hands of Oakhampton Argyle.

Josh Ansell and Joe Crisp were on the Wincanton Town bench for their game away at Christchurch FC. The game ended 2-2 with both youngsters getting on in the second half.