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A 1-1 draw with Worthing but a pleasing enough performance, just without that final touch of a winning goal.

You’ve once again voted in your numbers and this was a far closer contest than some – showing that every vote matters.

Brett McGavin the midfield general and goalscorer (kind of, maybe?) in the end tops the table. Ryan Jones was just three votes further back in second with Jordan Norville-Williams taking the bronze medal spot.

DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
AUGUST
08.08.26Scunthorpe130 JORDAN NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
(91 / 70%)		Mason Obeng
(16 / 12.3%)		Jos Barker
(12 / 9.2%)
15.08.26Carlisle United152JOS BARKER
(71 / 46.7%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(34 / 22.4%)		Zain Westbrooke
(14 / 9.2%)
22.08.26Gateshead168RYAN JONES
(57 / 33.9%)		Luke McCormick
(42 / 25%)		Archie Davies
(24 / 14.3%)
28.08.26Barrow174JOS BARKER
(114 / 65.1%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(35 / 20%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 5.7%)
31.08.26Tamworth156BRETT MCGAVIN
(87 / 55.8%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 15.4%)		Jos Barker
(10 / 6.4%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH780 VOTES 🥇 JOS BARKER (8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 JORDAN NORVILLE WILLIAMS
(7 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
SEPTEMBER--------------------------------------------------
05.09.26Southend United47JOS BARKER
(12 / 25.5%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 21.3%)		Luke McCormick
(8 / 17%)
12.09.26AFC Fylde88RYAN JONES
(47 / 53.4%)		Luke McCormick
(13 / 14.8%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 11.4%)
15.09.26Aldershot110RYAN JONES
(49 / 44.5%)		Archie Davies
(17 / 15.5%)		James Daly
(13 / 11.8%)
18.09.26Solihull Moors127RYAN JONES
(52 / 40.9%)		Zain Westbrooke
(18 / 14.2%)		James Daly
(16 / 12.6%)
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers157JOS BARKER
(80 / 51%)		Ryan Jones
(17 / 10.8%)		Johl Powell
(15 / 9.6%)
29.09.26Worthing112BRETT MCGAVIN
(38 / 33.9%)		Ryan Jones
(35 / 31.3%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(21 / 18.8%)
SEPTEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH641 VOTES 🥇 RYAN JONES (13 PTS, 3 MOTM)
🥈 JOS BARKER
(6 PTS, 2 MOTM)		🥉 ARCHIE DAVIES
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
OCTOBER--------------------------------------------------
03.10.26Boston Utd175JOHL POWELL
(47 / 26.9%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(37 / 21.1%)		Ryan Jones
(29 / 16.6%)
10.10.26Wealdstone150BRETT MCGAVIN
(136 / 90.7%)		Jack Kingdon
(6 / 4%)		Johl Powell
(3 / 2%)
17.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4Q)62JOHL POWELL
(17 / 27.4%)		Archie Davies
(9 / 14.5%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(8 / 12.9%)
20.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4QR)112JACK KINGDON
(74 / 55.2%)		Slavi Spasov
(20 / 14.9%)		Ryan Jones
(16 / 11.9%)
24.10.26Altrincham
27.10.26Hornchurch
31.10.26FC Halifax Town
NOVEMBER
14.11.26Boreham Wood
21.11.26Forest Green Rovers
24.11.26Eastleigh
28.11.26Harrogate Town
DECEMBER
05.12.26Hartlepool United
09.12.26Wealdstone
19.12.26Boston United
26.12.26Sutton United
28.12.26Woking
JANUARY
02.01.27Altrincham
09.01.27Hornchurch
16.01.27
23.01.27Carlisle United
26.01.27Eastleigh
30.01.27Scunthorpe United
FEBRUARY
06.02.27Forest Green Rovers
13.02.27Kidderminster Harriers
17.02.27Worthing
20.02.27Solihull Moors
23.02.27Aldershot
27.02.27Gateshead
MARCH
06.03.27Barrow
09.03.27Tamworth
13.03.27Southend United
20.03.27AFC Fylde
26.03.27Woking
29.03.27Sutton United
APRIL
03.04.27FC Halifax Town
10.04.27Boreham Wood
17.04.27Hartlepool United
24.04.27Harrogate Town

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Yeovil Town came away from Kidderminster with a 1-0 win thanks to Johl Powell’s second half winner.

But we look towards the other end of the pitch for your Man of the Match votes, with Jos Barker picking up the vast majority of your nominations

Ryan Jones came second with Johl Powell back in third!

DATEOPPONENTRESPONSES1ST
(Votes / Percent)		2ND
(Votes / Percent)		3RD
(Votes / Percent)
AUGUST
08.08.26Scunthorpe130 JORDAN NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
(91 / 70%)		Mason Obeng
(16 / 12.3%)		Jos Barker
(12 / 9.2%)
15.08.26Carlisle United152JOS BARKER
(71 / 46.7%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(34 / 22.4%)		Zain Westbrooke
(14 / 9.2%)
22.08.26Gateshead168RYAN JONES
(57 / 33.9%)		Luke McCormick
(42 / 25%)		Archie Davies
(24 / 14.3%)
28.08.26Barrow174JOS BARKER
(114 / 65.1%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(35 / 20%)		Luke McCormick
(10 / 5.7%)
31.08.26Tamworth156BRETT MCGAVIN
(87 / 55.8%)		Luke McCormick
(24 / 15.4%)		Jos Barker
(10 / 6.4%)
AUGUST PLAYER OF THE MONTH780 VOTES 🥇 JOS BARKER (8 PTS, 2 MOTM)
🥈 JORDAN NORVILLE WILLIAMS
(7 PTS, 1 MOTM)		🥉 LUKE MCCORMICK
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
SEPTEMBER--------------------------------------------------
05.09.26Southend United47JOS BARKER
(12 / 25.5%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 21.3%)		Luke McCormick
(8 / 17%)
12.09.26AFC Fylde88RYAN JONES
(47 / 53.4%)		Luke McCormick
(13 / 14.8%)		Archie Davies
(10 / 11.4%)
15.09.26Aldershot110RYAN JONES
(49 / 44.5%)		Archie Davies
(17 / 15.5%)		James Daly
(13 / 11.8%)
18.09.26Solihull Moors127RYAN JONES
(52 / 40.9%)		Zain Westbrooke
(18 / 14.2%)		James Daly
(16 / 12.6%)
26.09.26Kidderminster Harriers157JOS BARKER
(80 / 51%)		Ryan Jones
(17 / 10.8%)		Johl Powell
(15 / 9.6%)
29.09.26Worthing112BRETT MCGAVIN
(38 / 33.9%)		Ryan Jones
(35 / 31.3%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(21 / 18.8%)
SEPTEMBER PLAYER OF THE MONTH641 VOTES 🥇 RYAN JONES (13 PTS, 3 MOTM)
🥈 JOS BARKER
(6 PTS, 2 MOTM)		🥉 ARCHIE DAVIES
(5 PTS, 0 MOTM)
OCTOBER--------------------------------------------------
03.10.26Boston Utd175JOHL POWELL
(47 / 26.9%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(37 / 21.1%)		Ryan Jones
(29 / 16.6%)
10.10.26Wealdstone150BRETT MCGAVIN
(136 / 90.7%)		Jack Kingdon
(6 / 4%)		Johl Powell
(3 / 2%)
17.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4Q)62JOHL POWELL
(17 / 27.4%)		Archie Davies
(9 / 14.5%)		Jordan Norville-Williams
(8 / 12.9%)
20.10.26Leatherhead (FAC4QR)112JACK KINGDON
(74 / 55.2%)		Slavi Spasov
(20 / 14.9%)		Ryan Jones
(16 / 11.9%)
24.10.26Altrincham
27.10.26Hornchurch
31.10.26FC Halifax Town
NOVEMBER
14.11.26Boreham Wood
21.11.26Forest Green Rovers
24.11.26Eastleigh
28.11.26Harrogate Town
DECEMBER
05.12.26Hartlepool United
09.12.26Wealdstone
19.12.26Boston United
26.12.26Sutton United
28.12.26Woking
JANUARY
02.01.27Altrincham
09.01.27Hornchurch
16.01.27
23.01.27Carlisle United
26.01.27Eastleigh
30.01.27Scunthorpe United
FEBRUARY
06.02.27Forest Green Rovers
13.02.27Kidderminster Harriers
17.02.27Worthing
20.02.27Solihull Moors
23.02.27Aldershot
27.02.27Gateshead
MARCH
06.03.27Barrow
09.03.27Tamworth
13.03.27Southend United
20.03.27AFC Fylde
26.03.27Woking
29.03.27Sutton United
APRIL
03.04.27FC Halifax Town
10.04.27Boreham Wood
17.04.27Hartlepool United
24.04.27Harrogate Town

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Summer has come and passed

The innocent can never last

Wake me up when September ends

That’s right, it’s the Green Day Episode, we are looking at how things are going at Huish Park and where they could lead us, so we’ve pulled in the big guns.

Ben and Dave are joined by former Glovers Captain, Defender, Midfielder and Manager Josh Staunton to talk about the season so far, the Luke McCormick situation and Worthing and Boston matches too.

There’s three voice notes and 20+ GCQs… no wonder this one topped 90 minutes!

Enjoy!

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Yeovil Town have been drawn at home against Wells City in the second round of the Francis Hillier Somerset Premier Cup

The draw took place on Thursday night and the Glovers were in there thanks to a 7-0 win over Radstock.

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Yeovil Town manager Billy Rowley believes there is still more to come from his side as they enter October in the National League Premier Division play-off places.

The Glovers were held to a 1-1 draw at home to new boys Worthing on Tuesday night which saw them finish September in sixth place in the table with 19 points from their opening 11 fixtures.

Appearing on the Gloverscast ahead of the start of the season, Rowley and his assistant manager Darren Simpson spoke about how they expected the squad to be finding their feet in the division by around November time.

Speaking to BBC Somerset’s Jack Killah ahead of this weekend’s visit from Boston United, the boss said: “I would have definitely taken it. It was only two years ago that I had to rebuild a team at my previous club (Walton & Hersham) and it takes I think four or five months to really, hit top gear and I don’t think we’ve hit that yet. I think we’re closer than than I expected us to be with signing 15 new players, so I am really happy with where we’re at right now. But we know that performances and league table position are the only thing that dictate that, so if we get another couple of wins it is looking excellent, but a couple of bad results and it is not looking so good. We are just going to focus on the here and now, the game Saturday, and hopefully be standing here next week saying we’re we’re looking good.”

The draw against Worthing saw Yeovil create a host of goal-scoring opportunities but only managed to convert one of them when midfielder Brett McGavin’s goal-bound effort was turned home by a visiting defender.

As they prepare to take on a Boston United side which sits two points off the division’s relegation places going in to the weekend, Rowley knows that his side need to find a more clinical edge in front of goal.

He said: “It was definitely an entertaining game and I enjoyed it for the most parts. Obviously there are parts you are always critical of and we have had a meeting this morning where I have reminded the players that we are creating chances and banging that drum (that we need to take more of them). But I’m really happy with how the team’s looking, there’s a real good vibe around the lads.

“On another day, we could have scored maybe three or four goals, they had couple of big chances, but I think we had the better chances. It was a really open game and that was by design, we didn’t win, but we just weren’t clinical enough.”

Defender Loick Ayina will be available for this weekend after completing a three-match suspension for his sending off at Aldershot Town, but Rowley said that defender Joy Mukena was still “four or five weeks” available from being available after suffering a hamstring injury. Meanwhile midfielder Joe Haigh, who has not been seen in green-and-white since signing in the summer, is getting closer to taking part in full training.

Rowley said: “Joe hit his new top speed last couple of days, so his running mechanics are looking really good. He’s looking fit and strong and he’s been in the gym a lot, so he’s been able to build some like robustness that he probably wouldn’t have usually had during a football season. I think he’s going to be maybe two to three weeks away from proper ball work and then maybe four to six weeks away from from game time. But once we get Joe in, I think all the fans will be really excited to watch him play, and he’ll feel like a feel like a new signing for us.”

Joe Haigh has been involved in a number of pre-match warm-ups in recent weeks. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

This weekend’s opponents, Boston United, arrive at Huish Park with only seven points fewer than Yeovil from their opening 11 matches, but sat just two points above the National League relegation places. They were held to a 1-1 draw at FC Halifax Town on Tuesday night having lost 1-0 at home to AFC Fylde last weekend.

Rowley said: “Sometimes teams will will turn up and and scrap what they’ve been doing in previous week weeks and and throw something new at you, so we’ll be prepared for that. I do feel it might be stylistically slightly different, but equally they do have some real threats in their team. They’ve got some excellent players, it’s just another standard National League game, you’ve got to be ready and be at your best, or you’re not going to win.”

Luke McCormick Update

No interview with the Yeovil manager is complete without a question on the status of club captain Luke McCormick and this one was no exception:

Jack Killah: Obviously the Luke McCormick situation is ongoing and you are hopeful that’ll be resolved one way or the other in the near future?

Billy Rowley: Yeah, like I keep saying, as soon as we have a definitive answer for the supporters, they will get it. I’m not trying to pull a pull the wool over anyone’s eyes on that, it’s just we don’t have anything for them right now. As soon as we do, we’ll tell you.

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Gloverscast Fans' Quiz #15

The Gloverscast Fans’ Quiz is back for its 15th instalment, ready to test just how much completely unnecessary Yeovil Town knowledge you’ve managed to retain over the years.

As ever, we’ll be digging through the archives with Golden Oldies, before Stats & Facts arrives to make you question why you ever started supporting this football club in the first place. The Day Today brings us into more recent Yeovil Town history, while our Fans’ Favourite round this time celebrates François Zoko – the Ivorian striker who brought goals, experience and more than a little flair to Huish Park during his time in green and white.

So, no Googling, no sneaky trips to Ciderspace and absolutely no asking that one mate who somehow remembers the attendance from Yeovil Town v Rochdale in February 2004.

Pens at the ready. Gloverscast Fans’ Quiz #15 starts here…

1 / 12

When Yeovil Town won the Somerset Professional Cup for the first time in the 1912-13 season, how did the team celebrate their success?

2 / 12

Who was the outspoken, flamboyant, cigar-smoking manager who took the manager’s job at Yeovil Town in the early 1980s, having previously been in charge at Manchester City, Crystal Palace and Galatasary?

3 / 12

Name the Yeovil Town midfielder who scored the winning goal to put Football League side Fulham out of the FA Cup and claim a 17th Cup scalp in November 1993.

4 / 12

When Gary Johnson’s Yeovil reached the Football League in 2002/03, they did it scoring exactly 100 goals. But how many points did the Glovers finish with that season?

5 / 12

The joint sale of midfielders Chris Cohen and Arron Davies to Nottingham Forest in July 2007 is still a record sale for Yeovil Town, but what was the combined fee the club received for the pair?

6 / 12

Yeovil Town have won or shared the Somerset Premier/Senior Cup on numerous occasions. According to the club's official honours list, how many times did they lift or share the trophy between 1912/13 and 2004/05?

7 / 12

Danny Webb signed one player during his 11-day spell as manager in September 2025. Who was it?

8 / 12

Billy Rowley’s Yeovil side reached the quarter-finals of the FA Trophy last season, but against which team did their journey end?

9 / 12

What number did striker Frank Nouble wear during his first season at Yeovil Town when the Glovers were promoted from National League South as champions in 2023/24?

10 / 12

Francois Zoko played for a number of clubs across Europe before arriving in England at Carlisle United, but where was the striker originally born?

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In January 2016, Yeovil striker Zoko faced his old club Carlisle United in an FA Cup third round replay with a fourth round tie at Premier League Everton up for grabs. What is the frontman best remembered for doing in that game?

12 / 12

Zoko is second only to Phil Jevons in Yeovil’s all time scorers in the Football League, but how many goals did he get in green-and-white?

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Rob Massey-Ellis will be the man who takes charge of the Glovers’ home game this Saturday against Boston United.

He’s certainly one of the busier officials, this is already his 9th match as the senior official, of the previous eight, only one has come in the National League, a 3-0 Sutton United win over Woking.

In eight games, he’s dished out 31 yellows, three reds and two penalties – both of which came in the same Premier League 2 game.

Incredibly, his Transfermarkt records have this as the 313th match of his refereeing career.

Seven times he’s refereed Yeovil games – the Glovers have won NONE of those.

But, we’ve only lost one! Yes, we’ve drawn six of the seven games looked after by Mr Massey-Ellis.

Most recently, he took charge of the 0-0 draw with Halifax at the back end of last season, Harvey Greenslade saw yellow that day.

He will be assisted by Samuel Fudge and Mark Senior with Steven Swan on fourth official duties.

Referee, Rob Massey-Ellis,
Pre Match Photoshoot with Referee Rob Massey-Ellis

Yeovil Town FC (First Team) v Boston United FC (First Team)
National League – Premier
Referee: Massey-Ellis, Robert
Assistant Referee: Fudge, Samuel
Assistant Referee: Senior, Mark
Fourth Official: Swan, Steven

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Yeovil Town’s youngsters have fallen at the first hurdle in the FA Youth Cup.

Defeat to Street’s Under 18s ends the FA adventure at the second qualifying round.

Yeovil were 4-1 down at half time, and it didn’t get much better after the break.

The Full Time score was 8-1 to the Street U18s – details of the Yeovil scorer has not been identified at time of writing.

Roy O’Brien’s Under 19s get their league season underway against Weston-super-Mare on October 7th.

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A thrilling encounter at Huish Park saw Yeovil Town and Worthing share the spoils in a 1-1 draw. Here are Ian’s Five Conclusions…

We didn’t take our chances. There was some blistering football on display at HP. Both teams went toe to toe in a proper football match but I felt Yeovil had the better of the opportunities. Johl Powell had two good chances in the first half and I lost count at the amount of times Ryan Jones got into spaces where he is capable of doing damage. Just as the Glovers seemed to be on the verge of breaking the door down, Jos Barker- who made a big safe on the first minute – let a soft effort slip through his gloves and Worthing went ahead. Brett McGavin’s chaos theory free kick got the Glovers back level early in the second half, but Yeovil were unable to find the winner.

Johl Powell. Picture by Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

Johl Powell looked the part. After scoring three goals in two substitute appearances Johl Powell earned his starting spot and I felt he looked comfortable and confident. If you can be critical of his early performances you can maybe say he’s been too safe, but last night there were flicks, tricks and efforts at goal and a confidence that comes off the back of a nice scoring run.

We’re using the squad. One of these conclusions could have been around how we missed a certain box crasher in moments last night, but what were seeing is the quality in depth. While the subs didn’t necessarily make the desired impact last night, Hayden Muller, Johl Powell, Jack Kingdon and James Daly looked worthy of spots in the starting line up. Ben Radcliffe has been in and out. Spasov toiled while Ste Walker returns to fitness. Zain Westbrooke, Charlie Lennon and Mason Obeng were all utilised. Before the depth was a bit of an unknown but now we’re seeing contributions at a level that there is expectation.

Both teams left it out on the pitch. By the time the final whistle went both teams were flat out after an intense (and entertaining) match. Billy Rowley called it a good advert for the league and you’d have to agree. Even going in behind at half time, the supporters at Huish Park applauded and that appreciation was there at the end too. It was a tactical battle but one where both sides wanted to go for it and find the winner and in doing so, left open spaces which made for an entertaining match.

Photo by Tates Photography

The start has surpassed my expectations. The Green Day rule has been in effect at GCHQ and with September ending, the start to the season has been impressive. At the time of writing the Glovers sit in 6th after 11 games and everyone at the club has to be pleased with that. A new team, new relationships (not without it’s bumps in the road) and the team have put together some great results, some good performances and – you’d hope – we’re only going to get better. We’re just under a quarter through the season and it’s been a start to build on.

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Yeovil Town manager Billy Rowley has said that being more clinical in front of goal was the only real improvement his side needed to make after their 1-1 draw at home to Worthing on Tuesday night.

The Glovers fell behind just before the half-hour mark when a tame effort from the visitors’ Razzaq Coleman De Graft from the edge of the box was spilled in to his own net by keeper Jos Barker, before a Brett McGavin free-kick which deflected off a Worthing player levelled the game early in the second half.

There were opportunities for both sides to have grabbed all three points after the equaliser with Johl Powell coming close to adding to his recent scoring streak at one end while defenders Ben Radcliffe and Jack Kingdon had to make heroic blocks at the other end to deny the visitors.

Speaking to BBC Somerset reporter Josh Perkins after the game, Rowley said: “I was just talking to Adam (Hinshelwood, the Worthing manager) and we both said the same thing, we both thought our side could have won it based on the chances we created. But, I think when I wake up tomorrow, I’ll probably think it is a good point, so there are mixed emotions.

“You sit on the bench so often and you say to the staff ‘We’re in a good spell here, we need to score’  and then one mistake and you’re 1-0 down and thinking ‘how’s that happened?’ It was almost like two middleweight boxers just swinging at each other for 90 minutes, you’re open for the knockout blow, but equally they are, and we’ve finished the game on points.

“I thought it was a great advert for the league. Both teams actually finished completely on empty. It was a good night of football.”

Brett McGavin is claiming that one. Picture courtesy of Indy Pitman/Indy’s Visuals.

Having fallen behind, Yeovil made the perfect start to the second half when McGavin fizzed a free-kick in to the box which deflected off Worthing defender Joe Cook on its way in to the net. The effort was on target, but widely credited as an own goal.

The manager said: “Brett’s probably one of the best ball strikers and set-piece takers I’ve ever seen in real life, some of the things he can do with both feet in training are an actual joke. I think he’ll probably feel that he should be getting more goals and assists from set-pieces. I know he gets a lot, but I think he would also feel he can do more because of how good his right foot is. I’m really pleased with him, though. It’s a great delivery and a nice start to the second half, it’s just a shame we couldn’t keep that going a little bit longer.”

Despite failing to pick up all three points, the Glovers retained their position in the National League play-offs as September draws to a close. Next up at Huish Park on Saturday are Boston United who were held to a 1-1 draw at FC Halifax Town on Tuesday.

Asked what he would like to improve, Rowley said: “I’m not sure there’s loads to improve, be a bit more clinical and we can finish this game with three or four goals but equally they could have scored a few as well. I think it’s more of the same, if we turn up and we’ve got a little bit more cutting edge to our attacking play and a little bit more conviction in our finishing, I expect us to score goals at home.

“I think our fans can see now that we’re trying to get the ball in the box more, we’re trying to run at people and we’re trying to play forward when we can. The idea is to come here and try to score a few goals on Saturday.”

Luke McCormick Update

Once again there was no place in the squad for club captain Luke McCormick who has not been involved in the Glovers’ last three matchday squads with Rowley repeatedly saying he is “unavailable for selection” due to an “internal matter.”

Before the interview with the boss closed on Tuesday night, there was a question about the midfielder’s situation:

Josh Perkins: Lastly from me, still no McCormick in the squad today. Is there any update on him at all?

Billy Rowley: No. Potentially, we’ll have an update for everyone on Saturday, but nothing else on that right now.