Yeovil Town Manager Mark Cooper has said that Will Buse deserves his chance as the Bristol City loanee makes his league debut.
Speaking to Sheridan Robins pre-match he had nothing but praise for the stopper.
“Busey has been patient, (he’s got a) brilliant attitude, Grant Smith is still struggling with the effects of the challenge at York, on the bottom part of his ankle where he kicks the ball, so he needs some time to try and clear that up a bit, Busey deserves a go as well”
“Where you’re a number two goalkeeper, you support the number one, and he’s done that brilliantly, he trains every day like it’s his last, I’ve never seen a goalkeeper take more balls in the face than Busey – he’s so brave, I really hope for him and his family he does really well today”
“He’s a Yeovil boy, he’s local, he wants to do well… he’s not big in stature, but he’s big at heart”
Max Hunt returns to the starting line up in place of the suspended Chiroi Johnson and the gaffer suggested that he’s hoping Hunt, along side others are taking their opportunities with the season – and their contracts – coming to an end.
“Hunty is really, really big in stature and he’s out of contract, like a few, whatever his plans are in the summer, he’s got to stake a claim now and make sure that if it’s not Yeovil it’s someone else that want to sign him and he’s got to take his opportunity.”
Should do well in the National League South next season.
I rushed over to Solihull Moors, after the Aston Villa game, where we beat the state run club, Newcastle United, to see Yeovil Town make a remarkable come back. Clearly still got fight in them, to take this season to the last kick. Thank you to Sheridan Robins, who kindly let me have her team sheet, with her match working on it. Had a chat with some of the players afterwards, they still believe they can do it, so good luck to the Glover’s.