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Yeovil Town head to Greater Manchester and so will Mr Dale Baines and his team of match officials.

We’ve seen Mr Baines at Huish Park this season, he took charge of the Glovers’ 2-1 win over Tamworth with goals from Charlie Cooper and Frank Nouble ensuring the hosts took the three points despite going behind on that occasion.

He only booked one Yeovil player, Ciaran McGuckin on the naughty list and did turn down what might be described as an absolute ‘stone waller’ of a penalty when Kyrell Wilson hit the deck in the area.

Mr Baines is a busy chap, he’s officiated as high as League One and as low as the National League South this season, with plenty of cup coverage and some Premier League 2 games thrown in for good measure.

His record reads 104 Yellows and just two reds across all competitions this season.

He’s only taken charge of a single Altrincham game in his career, a 2-1 away defeat to Chesterfield in January 2024.

Mr Baines will be assisted by Martin Parker and David Holmes, Kavan Hurn is in charge of the dugouts.

Dale Baines awards Braintree a penalty against Ebbsfleet

Altrincham FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
National League – Premier
Referee: Baines, Dale
Assistant Referee: Parker, Martin
Assistant Referee: Holmes, David
Fourth Official: Hurn, Kavan

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Ross Martin, we really must stop meeting like this…

This weekend’s home game against AFC Fylde gives us the chance to get one of our favourite, match day photos back out (see below) as Ross Martin returns to Huish Park for the third time this season.

Firstly, Mr Martin was in charge when both Dagenham and Redbridge came to town, a single Ciaran McGuckin goal was enough to see off both teams.

He was back not long after, arriving at the home of Somerset football on Boxing Day where he oversaw a 2-2 draw between the Glovers and Eastleigh.

He’s officiated one Fylde game this campaign, a 1-0 loss away at Wealdstone.

In total, 15 National League games have seen him brandish 58 Yellow Cards, One Red Card and pointed to the penalty spot twice.

Ross Martin will be assisted by Dean Treleaven and Grzegorz Kornasiewicz with Ashley Clarke marshalling the dug outs.

Referee Ross Martin sent off by Jolly Green pre match, a bit harsh, maybe.
Pic Gary Brown

Yeovil Town FC (First Team) v AFC Fylde (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Martin, Ross
Assistant Referee: Treleaven, Dean
Assistant Referee: Kornasiewicz, Grzegorz
Fourth Official: Clarke, Ashley

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Yeovil Town are off to the Midlands for their National League Premier Clash against Solihull Moors and Sebastian Stockbridge won’t be far behind.

This will be Mr Stockbridge’s first National League game of the season, with all of his previous commitments being in the EFL.

In 24 games across Leagues One and Two he’s dished out, 107 Yellow cards, two reds and pointed at the spot half a dozen times for good measure.

A vastly experienced official, you have to go all the way back to 2016 before you can find his last game in charge of the Glovers, a 4-1 defeat to Plymouth Argyle; Nathan Smith, Ryan Hedges and Kevin Dawson all saw yellow that day.

Now, you may remember that fantastic 4-3 win over Barnet, also in 2016… well, Seb was right in the middle of that one too!
That does mean he awarded the penalty to John Akinde, but Liam Walsh and Harry Cornick meant that it didn’t really matter.

As far as I can tell, he’s only taken charge of one Solihull Moors game – a second round clash between Hartlepool and Solihull in the FA Cup which went the way of Pools on penalties.

He will be assisted by Daniel Flynn and Thomas Staten, Wayne Gray (not that one) will be on fourth official duties. 

Solihull Moors FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Stockbridge, Sebastian
Assistant Referee: Flynn, Daniel
Assistant Referee: Staten, Thomas
Fourth Official: Gray, Wayne

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Yeovil Town host York City at Huish Park this Saturday and it falls on Mr Aaron Farmer to keep the peace at match official.

It’ll be Mr Farmer’s Huish Park debut, but we have already seen him this season.

He had arguably the best seat in the house for Brett McGavin’s worldie strike against Woking, the first of two goals in a 2-0 win for the Glovers.

You may also remember that he sent off Woking’s Jack Stretton for violent conduct after he clashed with FC-D off the ball.

He’s also taken charge of a York City game this season, he was in the middle for their loss to Boston United in mid January.

In total, 12 National League games have rendered 50 yellow cards, two red ones and four penalties.

Mr Farmer will be assisted by Leigh Crowhurst, Chris Husband with Nick Blogg on fourth official duties. 

Aaron Farmer (Right) discusses just how much of a naughty boy Jack Stretton was for Woking

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There’s something always something special about a Tuesday night under the lights and we really hope Wayne Cartmel takes time to enjoy it in between whistle blows.

Mr Cartmel has been in charge of nine National League games so far this season, throwing no fewer than 27 yellow cards out. He’s yet to send anyone off though, and after 11 cards in his first two games this season, he’s reigned it in a bit.

He’s refereed two Yeovil games in the past, a 4-1 Bromley win which saw Andrew The-right-winger score and Max Hunt and Alex Fisher booked, but he also took charge of the Glovers 1-0 win over Dagneham & Redbridge in August 2022.

Jamie Reckord scored the only goal and Matt Worthington got the only booking.

There’s an image below of Mr Cartmel watching on as Gime Toure shoots at goal.

Jack Clench and David Pilling are listed as the assistants for the game and Samuel Fudge is fourth official.

 

Gime Toure. Picture courtesy of Mike Kunz.

Yeovil Town FC (First Team) v Boston United FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Cartmel, Wayne
Assistant Referee: Clench, Jack
Assistant Referee: Pilling, David
Fourth Official: Fudge, Samuel

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Yeovil Town head to Halifax on Saturday and joining the Glovers in West Yorkshire will be referee, Dean Watson.

Mr Watson hasn’t been used in the National League Premier so far this season, but he has been mainly the National League North.

In seven games so far, he’s dished out 33 yellow cards (… and one of those games saw none!) and two red cards.

We’ve seen him once before, also in Yorkshire (or Derbyshire, depending on who you ask) when we drew 1-1 with Chesterfield a couple of years ago.

He booked Josh Staunton and gave the Spirites a penalty in a game where a Ryan Law header secured the visitors a point.

He has officiated three Halifax games, a win, a loss and a draw for the Shaymen.

Mr Watson’s assistants are Ivan Stankovic, Simon Clayton and Johnathan Maskrey is standing by, just in case.

FC Halifax Town (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Watson, Dean
Assistant Referee: Clayton, Simon
Assistant Referee: Stankovic, Ivan
Fourth Official: Maskrey, Jonathan

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Yeovil Town have never won a game in which Andrew Miller took charge – actually, we’ve not even so much as scored.

Now, as far as I can tell, none of those defeats are his fault, but we were looking for something to hold on to away at the League leaders and didn’t find what we wanted.

The last time we saw him was back in the 2021/22 season, a 2-0 away defeat to Grimsby where the hosts took the lead from the penalty spot and Dale Gorman got booked (shock!)

There was 2-0 win for Notts County the season before and a rather disappointing 3-0 loss to Harrogate the season before that. Myles Hyppolyte’s red card salting the wounds in North Yorkshire.

As for this season, in eight National League games, he’s dished out 32 yellow cards and one red, with York City’s tap-in merchant Ollie Pearce getting an early bath against Dagenham.

Five of those yellows have come in a Barnet game, their 2-0 home win over AFC Fylde saw a trio of Bees booked.

He’s also taken charge of some relatively high profile games in the Premier League 2 set up, including a Manchester derby and Liverpool U21s v their Man City counterparts, so clearly, he’s very highly thought of.

 Mr Miller will be assisted by David Harrison and Stephen Brown, Jack Bloxham will patrol the dug outs. 

 

Barnet FC (First Team) v Yeovil Town FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Miller, Andrew
Assistant Referee: Jones, Russell
Assistant Referee: Taylor, Scott
Fourth Official: Bloxham, Jack

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Yeovil Town are back at Huish Park this Saturday and the good news is that our referee for the day already has the post code logged into his Sat-Nav.

William Davies will be the man in the middle this weekend, he took charge of the Glovers’ 3-1 win over Maidenhead United in October. (see pic below)

On that day, he gave yellow cards to both Aaron Jarvis and Dom Bernard. 

So far, in 14 National League appointments, he’s dished out 41 of the yellow cards and just the one red card (Conor Wilkinson of Solihull if you’re wondering).

He was also in charge of Altrincham’s 2-0 win over Southend earlier in the season too, the only times he’s ever been referee for a Yeovil or Southend game are those two from this current campaign.

He will be assisted by Ciaran Barlow and James Tewson with Said Ouchene holding the fourth official’s board.

Frank Nouble leads the side out

Yeovil Town FC (First Team) v Southend United FC (First Team)
National League – Premier    
Referee: Davis, William
Assistant Referee: Barlow, Ciaran
Assistant Referee: Tewson, James
Fourth Official: Ouchene, Said

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Yeovil Town will have a repeat referee in charge on Saturday, we’ve already seen Mr Callum Walchester once this season… actually, we’ve almost seen him twice.

Mr Walchester was the man in the middle for the Glovers’ 1-0 win over Braintree back on August 17th.

Morgan Williams bagged the only goal of the game, with Messrs Jarvis and Nouble bagging themselves a yellow card in the game.

He was also scheduled to be in charge for our 0-0 draw with Sutton United in September, but he was replaced late on by Paul Johnson.

That Braintree fixture represented his first game in the middle for the Glovers, and the record books show that he’s only refereed our opposition on one occasion too.

A 0-0 draw with Bromley in January 2024.

Overall this season, he’s officiated in seven National League games, dishing out 36 yellows and 1 red, but it is worth noting that 11 of those (…and the red) came in the same game, a feisty encounter between Braintree and Fylde.

Callum has been an assistant referee in a Wembley final in 2017 so has already clocked up a vast amount of experience on the National League circuit.

He will be assisted by Tim Walker and James Hurst, Tommy Breen is the fourth official.

 

Matt Robinson strikes at goal for Braintree.
(Referee Callum Walchester in the background)

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We are in esteemed company this Tuesday evening… no not Tom Tonks and his long throw, but a proper, bonafide, EFL referee has been assigned to the clash between Yeovil and Tamworth.

Dale Baines is far more used to the glitz and glamour of League One, League Two and even the Johnstones Paint, Papa Johns, LDV Vans, Auto Windscreens, Vertu Motors Trophy.

In total, he’s taken charge of 25 games, given 86 people a yellow card, just the ONE red (and even that was a double yellow in a Premier League 2 game) and awarded five penalties.

Incredibly, for a ref that’s been on the circuit for a while, he’s never taken charge of either a Yeovil or a Tamworth game.

Adam Wilson and Jack Clench will be flag waving, Lewis Sandoe is bashing the board buttons on 4th official duties.

Dale Baines awards Braintree a penalty against Ebbsfleet