The Glovers got the job done at Huish Park on Saturday, here’s how the cohort of loanees did out and about.
Firstly, no Jordan Maguire-Drew for Barnet, he wasn’t named in the match day squad after being forced to miss last week’s FA Trophy Cup Tie.
Anyway, on to those who did play, and Malachi Linton did his bit for his parent club by scoring against 2nd place Worthing in the National League South, it’s a shame the rest of his W*ymouth team mates didn’t help him out though.
Worthing ran out 4-1 winners, despite having TWO players sent off.
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Linton at the far-post ⚽https://t.co/UIegWe92NA
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As the headline suggests, he wasn’t the only scorer, Ollie Haste got the first of Dorchester’s three goals in their win over Bracknell Town.
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— Dorchester Town FC (@DorchTownFC) February 17, 2024
Charlie Bateson clocked up 60 more minutes for Shepton Mallet, they won 3-0 against Welton Rovers.
This game was some something of a Loan Watch Derby (El LoanWatchico?) Welton had both Max Dyer and Jacob Shore in their starting line up playing directly up against Bateson…
Welton were reduced to nine men shortly before the hour mark, which makes their performance in defence all the more admirable, Dyer was booked in the game too. Mason Alden was used from the bench with 20 or so minutes to go.
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The games involving Sherborne, Melksham and Gillingham were all postponed due to waterlogged pitches.