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Tickets for Yeovil Town’s trip to Woking on Saturday 30th November have now gone on sale to away fans.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS

Tickets go up by £3 on match day, so buying ahead of time, is advised. 

Online & Advance Sales vs. [Matchday Sales]

£21 [£24] Adults

£16 [£19] Concessions (65+, Emergency Services, Military)

£13 [£16] Next-Gen (17-22)

£9 [£12] Under 17 (14-16)

£5 [£5] Under 14 (13 and under)

These prices are the same if you intend to sit (Section E of the Seymour’s Community Stand)  or stand (Chris Lane Terrace) for the game, but you must purchase for your intended viewing area. 

Tickets will be provided in the form of E-Tickets when purchased in advance, and yes, you’ll need an online account to purchase them.

You love ’em, I love ’em… it’s time for the Terms and Conditions… the following is taken directly from the Woking Ticketing Website.

Visiting supporters will be able to purchase standing tickets only on the away turnstiles when online sales end on match day in conjunction match details online. Seated tickets will only be available online in advance.

Upon arriving at the Laithwaite Community Stadium from Kingfield Road, the Away Turnstiles 11-13/White Entry is our away supporters’ entrance.

The gate opens approximately two hours before kick-off, unless stated otherwise. Food and drinks are available.

There is no parking at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. For directions to the Laithwaite Community Stadium and maps of the ground, click here.

For any additional queries on ticketing information, please contact the Ticketing Office via tickets@wokingfc.co.uk

It is always advised to bring a form of ID to support the ticket type you have purchased (Adult, Concession, Next Gen (17-22), Under 17 (14-16) & Under 14 (13 & under)

Supporters needing assistance with purchasing tickets can call the office on 01483 772470, or visit the stadium between 10:00 – 16:00, Monday – Friday, excluding bank holidays & Matchdays.

DISABLED AND CARER TICKETS.

Right, this seems to be where there is some important news, the Woking website seems to suggest that anyone who wishes to have a Free Carer ticket and/or a wheelchair space needs to contact the club in advance, and where applicable, fill out an application form. Here’s what the website says;

“Any new supporters who require reasonable adjustment based on individual needs and disabilities will need to submit a completed application form along with a digital copy of the appropriate supporting documentation to dilo@wokingfc.co.uk. Alternatively, you can provide this in person at the Ticket Office*. Applications will not be accepted on Matchday due to the demand of tasks required and must be submitted no less than 24 hours prior to kick-off.

Accepted supporting documentation:
• Middle-rate or Higher Care component of DLA (Disability Living Allowance)
• PIP (personal independence payment) Standard or enhanced Daily Living Component
• Attendance Allowance (AA)
• Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI)
• War Pension

There may be instances or circumstances which an eligible supporter may not have the supporting documents yet but may still qualify for reasonable adjustment. In these ad hoc cases, please send a completed application form along with a digital copy of a written letter from a Social Services Professional, a Registered Doctor, or a Hospital Specialist to dilo@wokingfc.co.uk. Alternatively, you can provide this in person at the Ticket Office*. Applications will not be accepted on Matchday due to the demand of tasks required and must be submitted no less than 24 hours prior to kick-off.

Once a completed application has been received and approved, the Club will be in contact about the next steps and issuing the required tickets.”

Our advice would be if any Glovers fans do need any additional match day assistance, to contact the club at the earliest opportunity to see what (if any) documentation you may need to provide and when.

At time of writing, tickets for the following upcoming away days are available for Glovers fans to purchase.

Southend – Saturday 9th November – 3:00pm – CLICK HERE

York City – Saturday 23rd November – 3:00pm – CLICK HERE

Hartlepool United – Saturday 21st December – 3:00pm – CLICK HERE

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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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Yeovil Town’s Somerset Men’s Premier Cup campaign gets underway against Weston-super-Mare on Wednesday 19th November.

The game at Huish Park will kick off at 7:30pm.

Tickets are not yet available, so instead, here’s a picture of Morgan Williams scoring a late winner against Weston-super-Mare the last time they came to Huish Park for a competitive game.

 

Morgan Williams celebrates his 83rd minute winner against Weston-super-Mare.

 

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Yeovil Town Under-18s got their Western Counties Floodlit League season underway with a 3-1 win at Clevedon Town on Monday night.

The young Glovers took an early lead when Morgan Alexander put them ahead after just three minutes before Joe Crisp doubled their advantage two minutes before half-time.

Crisp added his second and Yeovil’s third from the penalty spot following a foul on George Geraghty with 68 minutes on the clock before the home side pull a consolation goal back two minutes from the end.

The result looks even more impressive when you consider Clevedon remain top of the Premier Division table even after the defeat. However, the amount of games played by teams in the division differs wildly with this being Yeovil’s first match and their opponents on Monday having now played six times.

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Jordan Young has joined National League South side Torquay United for an undisclosed fee, both clubs have confirmed tonight.

The attacker has left Huish Park after finding minutes on the pitch hard to come by this season in a widely-anticipated move to Devon following comments by manager Mark Cooper after the weekend’s 3-1 home win over Maidenhead United on Saturday.

He told BBC Somerset reporter Ian Randall: “We have had an offer for Jordan, so we are discussing that and we will take some time over the weekend to consider that. All I will say is we have to keep evolving we have to keep making the squad better and make sure everyone who comes here is desperate to play for us and all I will say is trust what we are doing.”

In its statement about the departure on Monday, the club said: “The club extends its gratitude to Jordan for his efforts and contributions while at Yeovil Town and wishes him every success in the future.”

Torquay manager and former-Glovers’ midfielder Paul Wotton said: “Jordan is a player who excelled for Yeovil last season in the National League South, and he’s been very, very good this season for Yeovil in the National League. He’s a player who brings creativity, pace and quality to the squad.”

The 25-year old joined from Chippenham Town in the 2022/23 season and despite being relegated with the Glovers was instrumental in our return to the National League Premier at the first time of asking.

Young leaves as a National League South champion and for that, we are forever grateful.

All the best at Torquay, Jordan, thanks for sharing that wand of a left foot with us.

Jordan Young, National League South champion, with his Yeovil Town team-mates. 📸 Gary Brown

 

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Both Aaron Jarvis and Dom Bernard are going to miss the game against Southend United after picking up their fifth yellow cards of the season.

The FA’s ‘Naughty Portal’ has updated to show both the front man and central defender have an unexpected Saturday off. 

Jarvis was cautioned on 28 minutes whilst Bernard had his name taken just five minutes before the end of the clash against Maidenhead.

Officially, the fifth bookings have been listed as “Persistent Infringement” for Jarvis and “Dissent” for Bernard.

With Morgan Williams also suspended for the game after his sending off against Tamworth it could leave the Glovers light on numbers at the back particularly.

Both will be available again for the home game against Halifax Town on November 16th. 

Both Charlie Cooper and Frank Nouble are also walking 4-booking tight ropes, the cut off for a single game ban after five yellow cards is three league games away.

 

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It’s six unbeaten now for the Glovers, as they triumphed in a 3-1 win over Maidenhead United to lift them into the National League playoffs! Let’s see how the rest of the league got on, in an action packed day…

We begin with the televised DAZN match, where a first half Regan Linney hat trick helped Altrincham on their way to a 5-0 win away to AFC Fylde, the defeat dropping the hosts to within two points of the drop. Two teams also involved at the bottom played out a dramatic 2-2 draw, as Wealdstone sacrificed their lead with goals in the 86th and 91st minutes from Ebbsfleet United. There was more late drama in Yorkshire, as FC Halifax Town squandered their lead thanks to a 91st minute equaliser and 96th minute winner for York City to go top of the league.

Two teams also near the top of the league faced off in North London, as Barnet defeated Rochdale in a 2-1 win to stay in touch with the leading pack, while a Mani Dieseruvwe double gave Hartlepool United a 2-0 win over Aldershot Town. Two goals within the first 20 minutes handed Yeovil’s next opponents Southend United a 2-0 win over Yeovil’s midweek hosts Tamworth to boost themselves towards the top half of the table.

Further late action came at the Silverlake Stadium, as 10-man Eastleigh needed a 95th minute penalty to ensure Boston United‘s wait for a first league win since early September continues. 10-man Forest Green Rovers played out a 1-1 draw with Woking, a late Owen Oseni goal gave Gateshead a 1-0 win over Solihull Moors, an early Mike Fondop goal gave 10-man Oldham Athletic a 1-0 win over 10-men Dagenham & Redbridge, and finally, Will Davies scored against one of his former clubs as Sutton United defeated Braintree Town.

 

National League results – in full

Barnet 2-1 Rochdale
Braintree Town 0-1 Sutton United
Eastleigh 1-1 Boston United
Ebbsfleet United 2-2 Wealdstone
FC Halifax Town 1-2 York City
Gateshead 1-0 Solihull Moors
Hartlepool United 2-0 Aldershot Town
Oldham Athletic 1-0 Dagenham & Redbridge
Southend United 2-0 Tamworth
Woking 1-1 Forest Green Rovers
Yeovil Town 3-1 Maidenhead United
AFC Fylde 0-5 Altrincham

National League table

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Tickets for Yeovil’s trip to the LNER Stadium in York are now available to purchase online,

The Glovers head to York on Saturday 23rd November, the match kicks off at 3pm

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS

You’ll be asked to select a seat in the West Stand and from there you can select which tickets you require.

Prices are as follows, please note all tickets are subject to a £2 increase on the day of a match, applicable from midnight on a matchday.

Adult – £22
Concession – £17
Junior (Age 12-16) – £10
Junier (Age 11 and Under) – £7

You can also use the same link to purchase car parking too, but please note this is parking for the Park and Ride service which includes a shuttle bus too and from the ground.

For those will additional needs with regards to accessibilty, York City say these tickets must be purchased in advance by contacting the club.

“All carers can obtain a free ticket if they are attending the match with a person they provide care for. Free carer tickets are not available to book online and can only be obtained via phone or in person with the Ticket Office.

“The West Stand has an extensive gantry with wheelchair and mobility scooter spaces between regular seating (1 space for every 2 seats). This area is situated above the main seating area and is accessed by 2 lifts as soon as you enter. Tickets for these spaces are not available to book online and can only be obtained via phone or in person with the Ticket Office. This is also the best way to book accessible parking at the ground. 

Furthermore, the club say that they offer a wide range of additional needs to those who may need Audio Devices, Ear Defenders or Sensory Packs.

“Audio Devices  – Blind or partially sighted supporters can loan a matchbox-size audio device to hear real-time audio commentary of the match from BBC Radio York (using a radio streaming service can have up to a seven second delay).
Please bring your own headphones with an aux input cable to use.
Ear Defenders – We are able to provide complimentary ear defenders, which are yours to keep, upon request to help individuals who may experience sensory overload during the game.
Sensory Packs – We also have ten x sensory packs which are available to loan on a match-by-match basis; please note that we can only offer one pack per family/group per match to make sure as many can access these as possible.”

If you are in need of any of these services as a travelling fan, our advice would be to make contact ahead of time.

Phone: 01904 624447  – E-Mail: enquiries@yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk