The results are in…
1st Prize £100 Mr Ridgewell
2nd Prize £50 Mr Wescott
3rd Prize £25 Mrs Pitman
Private members for October 2021
10 x £100
Mr Sibley
Mrs Custard
Mr Wrixon
Mr Horobin
Mr Abbott
Mr & Mrs Hotham
Three Counties Syndicate
Mr Parry
Mrs Spurway
Mr Rogers
The results are in for this week’s lottery:
1st Prize £100 Mrs Shale
2nd Prize £50 Mr R Higgins
3rd Prize £25 Mr M Legg
There were no birthday winners!
Good luck next week!
Week 37
1st £100 Mrs Farrant AF6650
2nd £50 Mr Masters AH2240
3rd £25 Mr Pember AJ0961
Birthday draw not won
Week 38
1st £100 Mrs Whatmore AI3243
2nd £50 Mr Back AH3505
3rd £25 Mr Fowler AJ8603
Birthday draw not won
Week 39
1st £100 Mrs H Laimbeer AI5932
2nd £50 Mr Pelham AH9036
3rd £25 Mrs B Herridge AI0513
Birthday draw not won
Week 40
1st £100 Mr I Fowler AJ5084
2nd £50 Mr P Watson AI4602
3rd £25 Mrs L Coker AI3602
Birthday draw not won
The results are in…
1ST MRS PAYNE , YEOVIL, WINNING NUMBER AJ3613, WINNING £100,
2ND MRS W A DUFFILL, SOUTH PETHERTON, WINNING NUMBER AG3022, WINNING £50,
3RD MR COLIN LAW, YEOVIL, WINNING NUMBER AH0968, WINNING £25,
Birthday draw was won by MR JOHN LUDGATE who wins two tickets for a league fixture of his choice.
Week 31 draw:
1ST MR MATTHEW SHOOTER, SOUTH PETHERTON, WINNING NUMBER AG0692, WINNING £100,
2ND MR P MC CANN, CHARD, WINNING NUMBER AJ1742, WINNING £50,
3RD MRS JACQUELINE HEWITT, MISTERTON, WINNING NUMBER AH1682, WINNING £25,
BIRTHDAY DRAW NOT WON
Week 32 draw:
1ST MR COLIN LAW, YEOVIL, WINNING NUMBER AH8274, WINNING £100,
2ND MRS MURIEL PITMAN, YEOVIL, WINNING NUMBER AJ5330, WINNING £50,
3RD MRS GEORGINA KUNZ, SOMERTON, WINNING NUMBER AF4627, WINNING £25,
BIRTHDAY DRAW WAS NOT WON,
Private Members Draw: July
5X £200 WINNERS,
17 MR RICHARD WHITTINGTON,
47 MRS JUDITH COX,
85 MR JOHN SHEARING,
179 MR WARREN BANNERSTER,
185 MR JAMES HILLER,
ALL WINNING £200 EACH,
Ahead of the 2021/22 season, Yeovil Town have a number of match-day sponsorship opportunities available for our upcoming home fixtures.
Our match sponsorship package has been tailored to introduce you to the exciting market of football sponsorship.
We believe that we can enhance your company’s profile through your partnership with the football club. Brand awareness is crucial for companies and we feel this package is perfect for businesses searching for that stepping stone towards developing their brand.
The package allows you the opportunity to entertain up to 10 guests, with first class hospitality at the match, making it an unforgettable experience for your party.
Your match sponsorship package includes:
– Three-course meal for 10 guests.
– Half-time tea, coffee, cakes.
– Reserved car parking.
– Your logo and business write up in the match programme.
– Full-page advert in match day programme.
– Your sponsorship announced over the PA system and on the stadium scoreboard.
– Complimentary match day programmes.
– Opportunities to meet players & staff.
– Presentation of a signed home shirt.
– Commemorative photographs.
Available from £1,000 + VAT.
Programme Sponsorship is an affordable and popular package, which allows the chance to entertain up to 6 guests with first-class hospitality, giving you great potential for brand awareness.
The match day programme is an award-winning publication and continues to go from strength to strength. It is now able to be viewed digitally, further extending the market potential.
This package will allow you to leave a lasting impression through your association with Yeovil Town Football Club and enhance your company’s image along the way.
The package includes:
– Three-course meal for up to 6 guests.
– Half-time tea, coffee and cakes.
– Presentation of a signed, framed, match day programme.
– Reserved car parking.
– Your logo and business write up in the match programme.
– Your sponsorship announced over the PA system and on the stadium scoreboard
– Opportunities to meet the players.
– Complimentary match day programmes and teamsheet
– Commemorative photographs.
– Full-page advert in the match day programme.
Further guest can be added for a small fee per person
Available from £500 + VAT
The Match Ball Sponsorship package offers individuals and companies the opportunity to treat your most valued clients, staff, guests or friends to a matchday experience in the 1895 lounge.
This package gives you the opportunity to pick and choose your match, to ensure an unforgettable day. It also gives you the chance to enhance your company’s image at an affordable, yet impressive level, should you wish to sponsor as a business or as an individual.
Your package includes:
– Three-course meal for up to 4 guests.
– Half-time tea, coffee and cakes.
– Presentation of a signed, framed, match day programme.
– Reserved car parking.
– Your sponsorship announced over the PA system and on the stadium scoreboard
– Half-page advert in the match day programme.
– Your logo and business write up in the match programme.
– Complimentary match day programmes.
– Opportunities to meet the players.
– Presentation of a signed, match ball.
– Commemorative photographs.
Further guest can be added for a small fee per person.
Available from £250 + VAT.
The Club 1895 Lounge, situated in the Main Stand, is the perfect way to enjoy hospitality and mingle with like-minded businesses and supporters.
You can watch the game preparations in the comfort of a pitch-view restaurant, a venue focussed on providing the best match day experience for fans and businesses alike.
The package includes:
– Three-course meal.
– Half-time refreshments.
– Match day programme for each guest.
– Team sheets.
– Live matches shown on a large projector screen.
– Seating inside and outside.
– Executive bar.
– Reserved car parking.
We have worked hard to create a package that delivers everything that you could want. Situated in our Main Stand, Club 1895 celebrates The Glovers and our beginnings back in 1895 through to the present day.
Available from £50 per person.
For further information regarding these opportunities, please contact Mark – MRobinson@ytfc.net – 01935 847 888 – 07742 419 467
The results are in…
1ST MR R GLANVILLE, CHARD, WINNING NUMBER AJ2824 WINNING £100,
2ND MRS K FARGHER, LYME REGIS, WINNING NUMBER AH1674 WINNING £50,
3RD MRS PHILIPS, SHERBORNE, WINNING NUMBER AG8407, WINNING £25,
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APRIL PRIVATE MEMBERS DRAW TWO TIMES £500 WINNERS,
MRS ANN HAYWARD, WINNING NUMBER 12,
MISS GILL SYMONS, WINNING NUMBER 90,
The results are in…
1ST MR TOM NEWPORT, LEUVEN BELGIUM, WINNING NUMBER AG 7049, WINNING £100,
2ND MR CLOIN HALE, MORCOMBELAKE, WINNING NUMBER AI6866 , WINNING £50,
3rd MRS C STONE, LANGPORT, WINNING NUMBER AI5663, WINNING £25,
Yeovil Town are delighted to announce that we are partnering with the Terrace to produce brand new club merchandise.
Ranging from mugs to phone cases, mouse mats to bottle openers, Town supporters can purchase brand new, high quality items from the Terrace website.
Commercial manager Mark Robinson said, “I’m really excited to be partnering with the Terrace. Their product range and themes allow the club to engage with its history with a vast array of retro products based around kits from years gone by.
“There’s something for everyone in this partnership, with a wide range of products available based around fan favourite kits past and present.
“We’ve seen the success partnerships with the Terrace has brought other clubs and are delighted to be the latest side to partner with them.”
Yeovil Town items are available on the Terrace website NOW! To view the range, click HERE.
The results are in…
1ST MRS P CHEDZOY WINNING NUMBER AI3443, WINNING £100 DRAYTON,
2ND MRS L LAKER, WINNING NUMBER AF6057 WINNING £50, STREET,
3RD MR PELHAM, WINNING NUMBER AH5911 WINNING £25, WARMINSTER,
PRIVATE MEMBERS DRAW FOR MARCH 5 WINNERS EACH WINNING £200 EACH,
`MR ROBERT HANN NUMBER 128,
MR NIGEL EVANS NUMBER 60,
MR STEVE MASTERS NUMBER 83,
MR MIKE KUNZ NUMBER 11,
MR & MRS DAVE BATTEN NUMBER 57,
1ST MR CLIVE CHARLES YEOVIL, WINNING £100 ,
2ND MR WHATMORE YEOVIL, WINNING £50,
3RD MRS LORNA BROWNE BRIDPORT WINNING £25
1ST MR J E VICKERS WINNING NUMBER AF3578 WINNING £100 FROM CREWKERNE,
2ND MR K MITCHELL WINNING NUMBER AI8731 WINNING £50 FROM LANGPORT,
3RD MR D HARVEY WINNING NUMBER AG4206 WINNING £25 FROM SOUTH PETHERTON,
BIRTHDAY DRAW WAS NOT WON 26/02/1974
The results are in for Week 9 of the Glovers draw:
1ST MRS E JAMES WINNING NUMBER AJ9908, WINNING £100 YEOVIL.
2ND MR L DAVID WINNING NUMBER AG0891 WINNING £50, CHETNOLE,
3RD MRS PANYE WINNING NUMBER AJ8438 WINNING £25 YEOVIL,
1st MR N EVANS WINNING NUMBER AAG9493 WINNING £100 YEOVIL,
2ND MRS YVETTE BENNETT, WINNING NUMBER AH0641 WINNING £50 NORTH CURRY,
3RD MRS L SLADE, WINNING NUMBER AI3348 WINNING £25 CURRY RIVEL,
1ST MR ALAN HESKINS, MARTOCK, WINNING, £100,
2ND MRS M A CORKE, YEOVIL, WINNING, £50,
3RD MR R COCKLE, EVERCREECH, WINNING £25,
MR&MRS C HOTHAM WINNING NUMBER 24,
MR JAMIE BRODIE, WINNING NUMBER 56,
MRS JANE BAKER, WINNING NUMBER 81,
MR T BENNETT, WINNING NUMBER 111,
1st MRS J MARSH WINNING £100 FROME,
2ND MICHELE BOWER WINNING £50 WEST CHINNOCK,
3RD MR S BRIXEY WINNING £25 WITHAM FRIARY,
1ST MRS M LUDGATE WINNING £100 AI2031 LANGPORT,
2ND MR IAN LAKER WINNING £50 AF 8297 SOMERTON,
3RD MRS PAT GREGORY WINNING £25 AI9236 STREET,
1ST PRIZES AG3725 MR J WHITE SHERBORNE, WINNING £100
2ND PRIZES AF8743 MR A PENNY SHREBORNE WINNING £50
3RD PRIZES AG2740 MR G FINCH YEOVIL WINNING £25
1st MR CLIVE CHARLES WINNER YEOVIL. £100
2ND MRS CHRISTINE RUDD WINNER YEOVIL £50
3RD MRS BEV HERRIDGE WINNER FROME £25
1ST winning NO AG8983 MRS W PARSONS WEST CHINNOCK, £100
2ND WINNING NO AH6909 MRS BETTY WELLMAN CREWKERNE, £50
3RD WINNING NO AH 0762 MR OLIVER DOWDING SHEPTON MONTAGUE, £25
With our first-team fixtures being streamed directly into supporters’ homes all over the country – and beyond – there has never been a better time to get your business involved at Yeovil Town Football Club.
Our livestreaming service has already proved hugely popular with home and away fans alike, and the club are now pleased to reveal its fantastic new match sponsorship packages, which will ensure that your business gets the exposure it deserves.
In addition to this, sponsoring a match at Huish Park will also see your business acknowledged across the club’s media accounts in the lead up to the game, as well as being in featured in the post-match report on the club’s website following the final whistle.
With a full page advert in the club’s popular online matchday magazine also included, you can be guaranteed that your partnership with The Glovers will put your business right at the forefront of both the home and away supporters on a matchday.
Our Match Sponsorship packages for our home fixtures during 2021 include the following benefits:
Your business will also benefit from a strong presence throughout our live coverage of the match, on YTTV to include:
Our Match Ball Sponsorship packages for our home fixtures during 2021 include the following benefits:
Your business will also benefit from a strong presence throughout our live coverage of the match, on YTTV to include:
The enhanced live match day broadcast features bring with them an excellent opportunity for club sponsors and partners to show their support in a unique way, to what is a high volume of fans and families who will be tuned it to watch the Glovers.
These new opportunities include
To discuss these exciting opportunities further, please contact our Commercial Manager, Mark Robinson – mrobinson@ytfc.net or call 07742 419 467
The results of Yeovil Town’s 2020 Private Members Draw are in.
To view the results, click the link HERE.
You may notice that the results for December 2020 are missing, this draw will be made when we can host our next home fixture.
For more information on the Private Members Club where you can win up to £1,000, follow this LINK.
Yeovil Town Football Club is proud to announce a new sponsorship with leading hygiene products manufacturer Zidac Laboratories. The sponsorship will see Zidac’s logo feature on the club’s shorts for the 2020/21 National League season.
Following the events of this year, the club has placed a strong emphasis on hygiene and cleanliness, with Zidac supplying hand santiser and disinfectant products to be used by players and staff around the stadium facility.
Zidac, which was first established in 2017 as a manufacturer of personal care products, recently released a hospital grade hand sanitiser designed to meet the growing demand for high-performance products to help in the fight against Covid-19.
Mark Robinson at Yeovil Town Football Club said;
“As a club we’re grateful to be able to continue to operate while keeping staff, players and visitors safe here at Huish Park. With help from Zidac, we’ve been able to provide products around the stadium so that once our doors are open to fans, everyone can stay protected from the transmission of Covid 19.
“The sponsorship more than anything means we can keep good hygiene practises front of mind, across the site from all staff through to the players. As a club we are prepared and committed to give our fans a safe environment to return to watch Yeovil Town FC when the government allow.”
Andy Whiting, Sales Director at Zidac Laboratories said:
“It’s very reassuring to see that clubs such as Yeovil Town are taking a proactive approach to keeping its staff and players safe.
“Understandly football fans are keen to experience some normality and see their team perform in person on the stands. By providing hand sanitser throughout the stadium and raising awareness through the sponsorship, when the time comes, we can help the club and its fans stay safe through these uncertain times.”
For more information, please visit www.zidac.co.uk.
Please find below the winners of September’s private members draw, the winners all recieve £100.
75 Norman Margerson,
36 Mr & Mrs Nicholson,
29 Mr Sean Stiles,
50 Mr David Abbott,
82 Mr & Mrs Beech
123 Mr John Attwood,
143 Mr Oliver Dowden,
86 Mr Ray Halson,
75 Mr Anthony Mattravers,
9 Mr Alan Ball
Due to furlough arrangements, October and November’s draw has been delayed and will be conducted when possible.
Reminder: Cash payments are now due, any problems please contact Rob on 07881447673.
MARCH 10 X £100 WINNERS,
NO 47 JUDITH COX
NO 143 OLIVER DOWDEN
NO 86 RAY HALSON
NO 61 SEAN STILES
NO 52 JOHN BRIDGES
NO 144 JEAN COTTON
NO 102 TIM CREEGAN
NO 119 MRS J GARTELL
NO 101 MR MRS BEECH BEECH SYNDICATE
NO 59 WILL READ
APRIL 5 X £200 WINNERS ,
N0 17 RHICHARD WHITTINGTON
N0 110 PHIL ORAM
NO 83 STEVE MASTERS
NO 49 TONY ALPIN
NO 90 GILL SYMONS
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The results are in…
Here are week’s 46-1 of the Goalden Gamble. Apologies to all those who partake for the lack of updates over the recent period.
Week 46:
Week 47:
Week 48:
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Week 50:
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Week 52:
Week 1:
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The results are in…
The results are in…
Week 42:
Week 43:
The results are in…
The results are in…
The results for the week’s Goalden Gamble are in…
The results for this week’s Superdraw are in…
The results for this week’s Superdraw are in…
The results are in…
The results of the Superdraw are in…
The results for week 31 & 32’s Superdraw are in…
Super supporter Sheridan Robins offers league sponsors Vanarama her take on 2019 and explains how she first fell in love with the club
So we’re at the half-way stage – sum up the season for us so far:
“It has been a really enjoyable season to be a fan so far. We have played some excellent passing football and scored a lot of goals.
“The feel-good factor at Huish Park has well and truly returned thanks to Darren Sarll and his recruitment.
“The atmosphere makes you want to attend every game and that is something which has been missing over the past few years. The fans are right behind the lads because the effort is there.”
A battle for promotion wasn’t predicted by everyone, that’s fair to say. Can you stay up there?
“On paper, I think we have the strongest squad in the league. But there are strong teams up there at the top.
“One thing I will say, is we have the best striker in the league by far. Rhys Murphy could be the difference between getting promoted and not getting promoted. “
Darren Sarll has come in and re-connected the fans and the players. How much credit is he due?
“A huge amount. He came into a broken club with a broken fan base. He has instilled a passion and a winning mentality and has also made us enjoy Non-League.
“There has been no sulking about where we are, there has only been excitement about what we want to achieve. That has meant the fans have bought into it and are enjoying the National League.”
What will 2020 bring for the club?
“Promotion, I hope. But, more than that I hope to see more exciting football matches and electric atmospheres.
“To return to the Football League at the first time of asking has always been the dream and I don’t think any of us thought that would be the case with how far we had slipped in terms of our losing mentality.”
Your player of the season so far?
“Myles Hippolyte.
“Murphy has been outstanding going forward but the creator of almost all of our good play is midfield maestro Myles.
“His movement and his pace is too much for National League defenders to handle and should Murphy miss out on the golden boot, I would expect him to get player of the season.”
So what has been Yeovil’s high point?
“I think the best moment has been the victory away at Solihull. That match had everything. Luke Wilkinson scored the winner and ended heroically in goal.
“He made a match-winning save in the final minute and it is at that point, I realised just how good this team is and just how close they are!”
Everyone loves a good away day! What one sticks out as your favourite and why?
Bromley away was quite something. We did not play our best and Bromley are up there with us but somehow we managed to secure a point with a 97th minute equaliser. Hundreds of Yeovil fans were sent into euphoria and suddenly the abject performance was forgotten.
Why did you first start following the club and how did you first get involved?
“Yeovil Town is in the family. My great uncle Gerry Lock was chairman and my Great Nan’s ashes have been scattered on the pitch.
“My Dad and Grandma took me to my first match when I was 15 and I haven’t looked back since. We bleed green and white and Dad and I still have season tickets.”
What makes Yeovil so unique and so special to you?
“It is a family club which puts the badge above anything else. It is a big part of all the fans’ lives and I can’t imagine not going to Huish Park every week.”
Tough one to end with….what’s your favourite memory of Huish Park?
“It has to be the Play-Off Semi-Final Second Leg against Sheffield United in 2013. 1-0 down from the first leg and scored goals after five minutes and 85 minutes.
“We played so well and thoroughly deserved our place at Wembley. The celebrations at full time were so special and I was right next to where the players were. What a season and what a team!!”
The results from the SuperDraw are in…
The results of this week’s superdraw are in…
The results for this week’s Superdraw are in…
The Yeovil Town shop is having a sale with up to 50% off selected lines!
Items available in this sale include clothing, duvets and even a Yeovil Town clock!
These deals are available from the club shop or online, so act fast before it’s all gone!
Click HERE to view what is on offer!
The results of the Super Draw…
With the Glovers being drawn at home to Welling United on Saturday 14th December we have the Match Sponsor and Ball Sponsorship available. (Details Below)
Yeovil Town Football Club have fond memories of The FA Trophy after winning the competition back on The 12th May 2002 when we defeated Stevenage 2-0 at Villa Park.
The Goals were scored by Carl Alford and Adam Stansfield with Adam also going on to receive the Man of The Match Award. The Crowd that day was almost 19,000.
So why not join us as a Sponsors as we embark on our Journey for FA Trophy Glory.
For More information contact Dave Linney On 01935 847872 or email dlinney@ytfc.net.
MATCH SPONSOR £1,000 + vat to include:
MATCH SPONSOR HOSPITALITY COMPONENTS
BRANDING COMPONENTS FOR YOUR COMPANY
BALL SPONSOR £250 + vat
The winners of this week’s Superdraw are…
Week 25
£1,000 winner is Donald McDonald
£150 winner is Mrs L Reeves
£100 winner is Mrs Bambridge
£75 winner is Mr M Rigg
£50 winner is John Morris
£50 winner is Mr D Redfearn
£25 winner is Keriann McClenaghan
£25 winner is Terry Hart
£25 winner is Jenny Thorn
£25 winner is Tracey Evans
The Birthdate drawn was 30.09.72 and the £300 prize was not won, making next week’s prize £400.
This year’s auction for the Royal British Legion has come to an end with Yeovil Town raising £2,390 in the sale of match-worn poppy shirts.
The Royal British Legion and Yeovil Town would like to pass on our thanks to all the bidders who helped raise such a huge total.
The shirts were worn in our most recent league fixture at Huish Park against Boreham Wood which ended in a 1-1 draw.
Following the conclusion of the National League fixture, the match-worn shirts were placed on auction with all proceeds going to the RBL’s Poppy Appeal.
The latest bids are in for the Glovers’ commemorative match-worn Poppy Appeal shirt.
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroided with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
All shirts are limited edition, with bidding open until Wednesday 13th November at midday.
1 Nelson £150
4 Collins £90
5 Smith £75
6 Wilkinson £75
7 Worthington £80
8 D’Ath £100
9 Murphy £400
10 Omotayo £75
11 Hippolyte £95
14 Duffus £100
18 Skendi £110
19 Bradbury £60
24 Hutton £80
26 Lee £82
28 Tilley £90
33 Dagnall £80
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
A special Player kit sponsorship is no available, for just £300+VAT you can sponsor Yeovil Town players home and away.
Sponsorship of a Glovers player includes:
– Chance to meet your chosen player and have a photo with him.
– Recognition in official matchday programme alongside your chosen player.
– A shirt, signed by your chosen player at the end of the season.
The players available for sponsorship are:
Luke Wilkinson
Courtney Duffus
Tom Bradbury
Charlie Lee
Gold Omotayo
Jimmy Smith
Remeao Hutton
Olly McCoy
Tom Whelan
For more information please contact Dave Linney on 01935 847872
The results of this week’s Goalden Gamble are in…
The latest bids are in for the Glovers’ commemorative match-worn Poppy Appeal shirt.
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroided with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
All shirts are limited edition, with bidding open until Wednesday 13th November at midday.
1 Nelson £150
4 Collins £90
5 Smith £75
6 Wilkinson £75
7 Worthington £80
8 D’Ath £100
9 Murphy £400
10 Omotayo £75
11 Hippolyte £95
14 Duffus £100
18 Skendi £100
19 Bradbury £60
24 Hutton £80
26 Lee £82
28 Tilley £90
33 Dagnall £80
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
From tomorrow, fans will have better options to use the Alec Stock Lounge on matchdays.
Tomorrow 38 spaces in the Alec Stock Lounge will be made available for home fans with that number increasing to around 100 per game from the Dover match on 16 November.
For practical reasons at half time, only fans in the main stand will be able to access the Alex Stock lounge.
Commenting, Chairman Scott Priestnall said, “This is another example of us listening to fans views via the Supporters Alliance and we think the revised first floor arrangement offers a much better balance of choice to both Corporate and non-Corporate fans.”
“The soft launch of the revised arrangements tomorrow will give us the chance to trial the arrangement in a measured way ready for full implementation next week”.
This change does not impact of the marquee bar which will continue to operate as normal.
The latest bids are in for the Glovers’ commemorative match-worn Poppy Appeal shirt.
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroided with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
All shirts are limited edition, with bidding open until Wednesday 13th November at midday.
Current Bids:
1 Nelson £110
4 Collins £90
5 Smith £75
6 Wilkinson £75
7 Worthington £65
8 D’Ath £85
9 Murphy £400
10 Omotayo £75
11 Hippolyte £95
14 Duffus £85
18 Skendi £60
19 Bradbury £60
24 Hutton £65
26 Lee £75
28 Tilley £70
33 Dagnall £80
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
The latest bids are in for the Glovers’ commemorative match-worn Poppy Appeal shirt.
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroidered with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
All shirts are limited edition, with bidding open until Wednesday 13th November at midday.
1 Nelson £110
4 Collins £50
5 Smith £75
6 Wilkinson £50
7 Worthington £50
8 D’Ath £85
9 Murphy £90
10 Omotayo £75
11 Hippolyte £95
14 Duffus £51
18 Skendi £60
19 Bradbury
24 Hutton
26 Lee £50
28 Tilley £55
33 Dagnall £60
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
The results of the Goalden Gamble are in…
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroidered with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
All shirts are limited edition, with bidding open until Wednesday 13th November at midday.
1 Nelson £90
4 Collins
5 Smith £75
6 Wilkinson £50
7 Worthington
8 D’Ath £80
9 Murphy £80
10 Omotayo £75
11 Hippolyte £85
14 Duffus
18 Skendi £50
19 Bradbury
24 Hutton
26 Lee £50
28 Tilley £55
33 Dagnall
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
Yeovil Town FC Supporting The RBL Poppy Appeal
Yeovil Town Football Club are very pleased to be once again, associated with The Royal British Legions Poppy Appeal. The whole Yeovil Town squad will be wearing commemorative shirts with the RBL Poppy embroidered on the front, as modelled by Craig Alcock.
After the game the shirts will be auctioned off, with all the proceeds going to the Poppy Appeal. Also, during the halftime interval members of the Armed Forces personnel will be collecting for the Poppy Appeal, and we hope that all supporters will be generous in making a donation to the Appeal in memory of those who gave their lives and have been injured, for peace and freedom.
If you would like to bid for a shirt, please read below.
The results of this week’s Superdraw are in…
The results of the Goalden Gate are in…
The results of the fans SuperDraw are…
Week 19:
Week 20:
The results of the fans SuperDraw are…
The birthdate drawn was 22.08.68, and the prize was not won. Next weeks prize will be £300.
Luke Wilkinson is the latest cover star after a string of heroic performances which included a stint in goal at Solihull Moors last weekend.
An integral part of the side which has won the last six National League matches in a row, the Somerset-born defender discusses returning ‘home’ and loving life at Huish Park.
The match also marks the first home game since the club changed ownership. New owners Scott Priestnall and Errol Pope will both be in attendance with Scott penning his thoughts inside the programme.
Meeting Bromley for the first time in over 22 years you can also find out all about the Ravens and who the Glovers will be coming up against.
Those supporting from further afield can still be part of the matchday experience, with copies available to purchase – subject to availability – online with further details found below.
Here’s what else you can find inside:
We are once again running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
Postal Season Subscription
– Physical copy of the matchday programme posted to your home
– Each programme to be posted the day before the match
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The Birthdate drawn was 24/04/75 and the £100 prize was not won. Next weeks prize will be £200.
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Chorley vs Woking
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The Birthdate drawn was 23/01/86 and the £900 prize was won and shared by Adam Smith & Les Reynolds.
The Swiss has made an impressive start to life at Huish Park, helping the Glovers to three consecutive wins with two goals and an assist.
Grabbing a brace in last weekend’s 2-0 win at FC Halifax Town, Omotayo discusses ‘falling in love with football again’, a difficult year at Bury, starting out in his home country and plenty more!
Supporters with us at Huish Park for the first-ever meeting with AFC Fylde can grab a copy from the various programme stalls around Huish Park or from the Club Store.
Those supporting from further afield can still be part of the matchday experience, with copies available to purchase – subject to availability – online with further details found below.
Here’s what else you can find inside:
We are once again running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
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– Annual subscription of £65 (includes postage)
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The Birthdate drawn was 07/09/32 and the £800 Prize was not won. Next week’s prize will be a huge £900!
Supporters with us at Huish Park for the midweek clash with Sutton United can grab a copy from the various programme stalls around Huish Park or from the Club Store.
Those supporting from further afield can still be part of the matchday experience, with copies available to purchase – subject to availability – online with further details found below.
Inside issue five, on loan goalkeeper Marcin Brzozowski discusses moving from Poland to England, coming through the ranks at QPR and seizing the opportunity at Huish Park.
Here’s what else you can find inside:
We are once again running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
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The first of consecutive home matches, the Glovers host Notts County this weekend looking for a return to winning ways.
Fans’ favourite Carl Dickinson is issue four’s cover star having spent two seasons at Meadow Lane prior to arriving in Somerset. Dicko discusses wearing the captain’s armband in recent weeks and enjoying his return to action after a difficult second half of 2018/19.
Available in the Club Store and around the ground (with issues also able to purchase subject to availability online), the 48-page publication is crammed full of content for just £2.50.
Here’s what else you can find inside:
We are once again running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
Postal Season Subscription
– Physical copy of the matchday programme posted to your home
– Each programme to be posted the day before the match
– Annual subscription of £65 (includes postage)
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The Birthdate drawn was 17/09/47 and there was no winner this week, making next week’s jackpot £700!
After back-to-back away games the Glovers are back at Huish Park this weekend as they host Maidenhead United.
Available in the Club Store and around the ground (with issues also able to purchase subject to availability online), the 48-page publication is crammed full of content for just £2.50.
Myles Hippolyte is this week’s cover star and discusses everything from suffering a concussion on his debut at Barnet to having a haggis named after him at Falkirk!
Club statistician Nigel Dyson looks at our previous meetings with the Magpies whilst Gabby Rogers answers our ’20 Questions’.
We are once again running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
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– Each programme to be posted the day before the match
– Annual subscription of £65 (includes postage)
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With a new era up and running at Huish Park under the tenure of manager Darren Sarll, be a part of it with player sponsorship offering:
Total cost: £300 (home), £150 (away) or both for £400 +VAT.
Just 10 players remain available for sponsorship, so contact commercial manager Dave Linney on 01935 847872 or email dlinney@ytfc.net to secure your sponsorship of:
The Birthdate drawn was 14/05/14 and there was no winner this week, making next week’s jackpot £600!
The Birthdate drawn was 19/02/38 and there was no winner this week, making next week’s jackpot £500!
Available in the Club Store and around the ground from Saturday morning (with issues also able to purchase subject to availability online afterward), the 48-page publication is crammed full of content for just £2.50.
Matt Worthington is this week’s cover star for the visit of Stockport County and discusses a summer of change at Huish Park as one of the few remaining players from last season.
Elsewhere, Luke Wilkinson answers ’20 questions’ with four pages dedicated to the Hatters for you to get the lowdown on Town’s opponents.
We will once again be running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
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– Each programme to be posted the day before the match
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The Club Store is stocked with the new TAG Sportswear kits for you to get kitted out ahead of Saturday’s clash with Stockport County at Huish Park.
With supporters once again given the chance to vote for their favourite designs over the summer, the Glovers return to a more traditional green and white hoop and revert to black and red as the primary away colours.
Junior season ticket holders can enjoy their £5 off voucher should they wish by bringing their season ticket along with them to the Club Store, with all other season ticket holders also able to enjoy 10% off!
Prices for the official replica kits are:
| ADULT | JUNIOR | |
| HOME/AWAY SHIRT | £42 | £32 |
| SHORTS | £20 | £17 |
| SOCKS | £10 | £10 |
Both home and away replica kits will be available to purchase online soon.
Maintaining the close links between the two organisations, the club’s Commercial Manager Dave Linney said: “We are delighted that local neighbour, Screwfix, has extended their support of Yeovil Town Football Club with the continued naming rights of The Screwfix Community Stand and we are extremely grateful to everyone involved at Screwfix for their loyalty and commitment to the club.”
Commenting further, a spokesperson from Screwfix added: “Screwfix is delighted to be sponsoring Yeovil Town Football Club for the forthcoming season. The Glovers are an important part of the community and we’re proud to be supporting our home town team.”
The official matchday magazine – Green & White – has been revamped for the 2019/20 campaign, with issue one on sale at Tuesday night’s meeting with Eastleigh at Huish Park (7.45pm).
The 48-page publications is crammed full of content, interviews, quizzes, stats and plenty more, with captain Lee Collins the first cover star of the season.
Now at the reduced price of just £2.50, enjoy a host of new features this season including:
The magazine will be on sale around the ground and in the Club Store before kick-off, with issues also able to purchase (subject to availability) online afterward.
We will once again be running our popular programme subscription service. Here are your choices:
Postal Season Subscription
– Physical copy of the matchday programme posted to your home
– Each programme to be posted the day before the match
– Annual subscription of £65 (includes postage)
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Proudly supporting their local community, Jones Building Group has been heavily involved at Yeovil Town for more than a decade, namely being the main sponsors between 2009-12 and 2015 to present day.
Previous to that, the Group was youth team sponsor for a number of seasons as well as occupying one of the executive suites at Huish Park throughout this period.
Commercial Manager Dave Linney said: “We are very grateful for the tremendous loyalty to our club by Jones Building Group and would like to thank Dave Jones & Mark Porter for their continued support. Commercial partners are the lifeblood of any sporting organisation these days and we are only too pleased to have the backing of Jones Building Group as we embark on our journey to regain EFL status.
“We are under no illusion that this will not be an easy process, however, with the commitment of sponsors, advertisers and supporters this will set us on our way to achieve the success we all want.”
Mark Porter, Managing Director at Jones commented: “Every supporter out there knows how difficult it was to see our club relegated and this sponsorship is a sign of our commitment to see a return to the Football League.
“I am pleased that both the existing and potential new owners have agreed to accept our support to the club for a further year. We look forward to seeing a successful season on and off the pitch.”
The latest in the Sporting Dinner series following on from the likes of Paul Merson, Phil Thompson, Ray Parlour, Matt Le Tissier and Harry Redknapp, Yeovil Town welcomed one of the biggest names in football.
The Liverpool and England legend shared a night of tales and entertainment with a sold out crowd in the Alec Stock Lounge, reliving stories from his playing and management career which spanned more than forty years.
The club wishes to thank all those who attended with a special mention to Chris Milton from Thatchers Cider for their support of the event.
Those in attendance were able to have their photo taken with Kevin Keegan as a takeaway gift, with further prints available via Pinnacle Photo Agency by clicking here.
Four teams battling out for their involvement in what is often described as the ‘richest game in football’ – the Sky Bet Championship play-off final.
Leeds’ involvement has upset the typical status quo with the club often found bouncing around mid-table at this point. Marcelo Bielsa has managed to guide the Whites to third in the table in his first full season in charge.
Aston Villa and Derby are in for the second consecutive seasons while West Brom have secured top-six as many expected following their relegation from the Premier League.
What we have though is an incredibly strong line-up with each of the four teams able to make a case for good enough to take on England’s elite in August.
The first of the semi-finals is a West Midlands derby as Aston Villa host West Brom in the first leg before the return fixture at the Hawthorns on Tuesday.
Aston Villa have set a club record for most consecutive wins this season with ten, and the fact that the run came in the second-half of the season means many have put them down as the favourites for the play-offs.
The winning run came to an end in final week, though. A draw away at Leeds, where Bielsa ordered his players to allow Villa to score in an act of extraordinary sportsmanship, was followed by a defeat to Norwich on the last day.
West Brom’s form hasn’t been exceptional but they are an incredibly difficult side to face at the Hawthorns. The Baggies have won their last five in front of their own supporters, fantastic form despite the surprise sacking of Darren Moore which some expected would damage their post-season prospects.
A concern for James Shan will be their record on the road in recent weeks. Before heading to Leeds, West Brom were one of the best away sides in the division but since that 4-0 hammering at Elland Road they have won just one away game.
Its three defeats in five away since then which could set this up to be a tie which will be all but decided in the first leg. That said, the circumstances show that it was a difficult run of games.
They faced a Derby side who had to win to secure a play-off spot and the same applies to Bristol City and their play-off aspirations when they travelled there at the beginning of April.
There have also been visits to Reading and Millwall, who were both battling the drop, but the solo win during that time offers hope. They beat Brentford 1-0 who, despite finishing in 11th, had the third-best home record in the division.
Aston Villa’s aspirations have obviously been boosted since that late run but it’ll be intriguing to see how they can bounce back now that has come to an end. While Villa are the form team, West Brom have been a constant feature in the top-six throughout the campaign.
Waiting for them in the final will be Leeds or Derby. Leeds are favourites to win the play-offs – but their recent form has left some questions.
They’ve finished the regular season on the back of four winless games, two of those against teams at the bottom who only had 10 men. Bielsa isn’t worried and he’ll be hoping his squad feel the same.
Leeds have been superb throughout large parts of the campaign but their issue is putting the ball in the back of the net, despite creating plenty of opportunities.
The one positive for the Whites going into this tie is the fact they have dominated Derby twice this season already. They hammered them 4-1 at Pride Park in the second week of the campaign, while also securing a convincing 2-0 win at Elland Road.
Leeds need to find that spark again and it is there. A lot has changed since those two regular season meetings which sets it up to be an encounter that could go either way.
In Derby, they take on a team in great form with defeat a rarity at the end of the campaign.
Frank Lampard’s debut in management has seen the Rams return to the play-off picture and whatever happens in the end, the four teams can view their seasons as a success.
It’s not a certainty – but finishing higher does give you a slightly better chance of success according to the history of this competition.
In 14 play-off finals since the league was re-branded to the Championship, only three teams have failed to make Wembley when finishing in 3rd (Brighton in 2016, Nottingham Forest in 2010 and Ipswich in 2005).
In 50% of those finals, the team finishing in 3rd has been promoted to the Premier League. Most recently that was Fulham in 2018, and prior to that it was Norwich in 2015 after they beat Middlesbrough at the national stadium.
Blackpool (2010) and West Ham (2005) are the only teams who finished in 6th and went on to win the play-off final.
Probability of success based on recent history:
All eyes will be on Sunderland’s performance in the League One play-offs after missing out on their initial aim of automatic promotion, and they face one of the toughest ties available in the division by coming up against Portsmouth.
Jack Ross’ men were beaten by Pompey at the Checkatrade Trophy final and Portsmouth were the only team in the top-seven who were able to beat Sunderland in the league.
A team that have picked up points in 41 of their 46 games this season would usually end up promoted but Sunderland finished in fifth. Draws held them back throughout the campaign, their 19 being considerably higher than the majority of other teams in League One.
They are the team that most people have followed based on their recent history. The Black Cats suffered consecutive relegations from the Premier League and Sky Bet Championship, the downfall documented for all to see on on-demand TV.
There was the expectation that they would bounce straight back up but it may not work out like that. The positive is that the club has found itself again with supporters re-engaging at their lowest point.
It’s a tried and tested formula that has worked for teams in the past and Sunderland will have to do the same. Those that have struggled often benefit from the drop to then get promoted and come back stronger – that’s the aim for Ross’ men.
They’re up against three very talented sides though who can all make a case for deserving a spot in the Championship next season. Charlton, Portsmouth and Doncaster are the other three teams who will be hoping that they will be lifting the trophy at Wembley.
The most intriguing tie comes from Portsmouth v Sunderland – two clubs who would have hoped to have finished higher than their respective positions.
Sunderland can take confidence from the fact not many sides have been able to beat them. They’re a tough team to come up against and the ability to avoid defeat is key here. The Black Cats have proven throughout the season that they can do it, although Portsmouth are one of the teams who have been able to get past them.
The benefit of that Checkatrade Trophy final is that the one side who make it to the play-off final will have experience of playing on the big stage this season.
That was the main focus of both managers after that game. The trophy was nice to win, but ultimately the primary aim is based on success in the league and the day itself can only benefit in the long-run.
In the other tie, Charlton’s fantastic season has seen them sneak into third on final day and set up a meeting with Doncaster, who had to wait until game 46 to secure their top-six spot.
Lee Bowyer has managed to keep the Addicks at the top end of the division throughout the course of his managerial career – guiding them to the play-offs last year which ended in a semi-final defeat against Shrewsbury.
They’ll be better for the experience though and have kicked on with some decent recruitment. The headline addition has been Lyle Taylor, who has established himself as one of the division’s top strikers during his season at the club.
A defeat to in-form Oxford is the only time they’ve dropped points in their last eight league games. Since that loss, it’s been three wins, 10 goals scored, with none conceded.
This isn’t just a team hitting form, it’s a team which has form alongside the consistency across the 46-game period.
That’s not to say that Doncaster have little chance of progression. Grant McCann has done a fantastic job with a talented group of players. The attacking element has been the most eye-catching, with John Marquis regularly finding the net.
Mallik Wilks has enjoyed a strong loan spell from Leeds while there’s been a balance of goal contribution from the midfield. The concern for Rovers, though, is a lack of consistency throughout the season.
They’ve been up there in the right part of the table, but the results have fluctuated between periods of success and ones with dropped points. Four wins through September and another run from March into April have been coupled with a five-game run without victory.
A final day win may give them a boost given how it’s been rare that they’ve failed to follow up victory with at least a draw the game after.
Unlike the Sky Bet Championship, the League One play-offs do not historically favour those who finish as the ‘top seed’ in 3rd.
Using the same criteria (the 14 seasons of the current division structure), the 3rd-placed team have only been promoted on four occasions.
The best position to finish in seems to be fourth, which will be good news for Portsmouth supporters. The fourth-placed team have gone up five times, most recently being Rotherham in the 2017/18 season.
Bad news for Sunderland, the play-offs don’t favour those who finish fifth. Only two teams who have ended in that position have been promoted to the Championship, and those teams were Sheffield Wednesday in 2005 and Barnsley in 2006.
Doncaster are the outsiders but recent history has shown how those who end in sixth can finish as the winners. Millwall (2017) and Barnsley (2016) are two teams who have finished the lowest of the four sides but earned their spot in the Championship.
They also join Scunthorpe in 2009 as being the sixth-placed teams who would end up promoted.
Probability of success based on recent history:
While history shouldn’t be looked into with great detail when deciding a play-off winner, it does show us how the League Two competition is usually the most open.
The phrase you hear the most around the time of the play-offs is that it’s a “lottery”. To some extent it is, but form and consistency across the season play a bigger part, although this division has proven to support the above cliche.
The final day decided who would finish fourth and who would come in seventh. Newport managed to snatch that last spot with a late tap-in from Jamille Matt, while Mansfield were beaten by MK Dons who leapfrogged them into the automatic promotion spots.
It is the opposite of the other divisions here, with those who finish the lowest of the four teams having the better chance of success.
In the last 14 finals, the team who have ended in 7th have won on five occasions, most recently that was Blackpool in 2017 and then AFC Wimbledon the season before that.
It is then a straight split between the other three positions. In the remaining nine finals, it’s worked out that three teams in each position has ended up with promotion.
You have to go back to Fleetwood in 2014 for the last side to finish in fourth and get promoted. While we often see the top seed in the final in the Championship, it’s common that they don’t make it to Wembley in League Two.
There are obviously the five teams who were beaten along the way by those in seventh. They are joined by Shrewsbury (2011), Bury (2009) and MK Dons (2007) as being the eight fourth-placed teams not to reach the final.
That will give Newport fans some optimism – although it highlights just how much of a lottery the League Two play-offs typically are.
Probability of success based on recent history:
Taking place at the beautiful Sherborne Golf Club, a team of three can be entered for just £150 to celebrate a decade of the event.
Each team will be joined by either a player (past or present), member of the management team or a celebrity.
The Glovers host Newport County in Sky Bet League Two with the fixture dedicated to you, the fans, for your support so far in 2018/19.
As part of that, Town fans will be able to enjoy 20% off full adult and junior replica 2018/19 kits whilst all junior t-shirts are also 20% off.
Any offers aren’t in conjunction with any other existing offers and are only valid while stocks last.
As an extra offer, the first 20 juniors (under-16) to come into the Club Store from 12.30pm onwards will be given a free mini-Jolly and have their picture taken with the real Jolly Green Giant on the Huish Park pitch prior to kick-off.
As part of the day, entry is already FREE for Under-16s, a competition is underway for the chance to win a £200 hospitality experience for the match and a draw will take place to have tickets upgraded.
We’re looking to be backed by as many Green and White fans as possible on Saturday so be sure to secure your spot inside Huish Park.
HOW TO BUY
In person: visit the Huish Park ticket office
Phone: 01935 847888
Online: Click here
Falling on Sunday 31st March, show your Mum the appreciation she deserves.
Costing £13.50 for adults and £7.50 for under-14s, only limited space is available!
Call Clive Robinson on 07976 630341 or email CRobinsion@ytfc.net to avoid disappointment.
Mr Mindel, from Othery, scooped the weekly top prize and was awarded with his cheque by Robin Newport from Yeovil Town’s lottery department.
Pictured with his wife (right) and local shop owners Rimpal and Kinnari Patel, Mr Mindel was delighted to have won the lottery superdraw.
If you want to be in with a chance of winning the weekly £1,000 winnings, contact the lottery department on 01935 423662 or email lottery@ytfc.net.
For more information, click HERE.
The green and whites head to Stoke-on-Trent with the chance to leapfrog their opponents and get back to winning ways in Sky Bet League Two.
Away from home for the second match in a row, Glovers fans don’t have to miss a thing with match passes available for both domestic and overseas supporters.
Costing just £5 for overseas supporters and £10 for domestic fans, you don’t have to miss a minute of the action with commentary provided by the BBC Somerset team led by Chris Spittles.
To buy your match pass for Tuesday’s match now, CLICK HERE.
Town fans in the UK and Ireland can watch live Town league games provided that:
The green and whites will be looking to record a third straight victory in Sky Bet League Two after back-to-back wins at Huish Park.
Now heading on the road to Lincolnshire, you can back the boys from the comfort of your own home wherever you are in the world by purchasing a match pass.
Costing just £5 for overseas supporters and £10 for domestic fans, you don’t have to miss a minute of the action with commentary provided by the BBC Somerset team led by Chris Spittles.
To buy your match pass for Friday’s match now, CLICK HERE.
Town fans in the UK and Ireland can watch live Town league games provided that:
Main meals with a selection of meats cost just £8.50 with a dessert just £1.50 extra to mean you can enjoy two courses for just £10!
To avoid disappointment, book your spot by contacting hospitality and catering manager, Clive Robinson, on 07976 630341 or via email (crobinson@ytfc.net).
The carvery is available between 12-2pm.
Worn by the first-team on matchdays, the TAG Sportswear items have proved popular throughout the season.
With the green and white warm-up top reduced from £30 to £24 (adult) and the hoodie just £32 from £40 (adult), Town fans can snap up the items from 9am on Saturday morning.
Open through until kick-off, the Club Store is situated along the front of the Tamburino Stand and is fully stocked with replica kit, leisurewear, souvenirs and more.
Saturday’s offer is available in store only.
The green and whites travel to Greater Manchester on Tuesday night (7.45pm) looking for a return to winning ways in Sky Bet League Two.
For those not making the trip to Boundary Park, a moment doesn’t have to be missed with the game available to watch along with commentary on iFollow Glovers.
With a match pass costing just £10 for domestic and international supporters, don’t miss a thing on Tuesday night!
Click HERE to grab your match pass and enjoy the match.
The latest in the Sporting Dinner series following on from the likes of Paul Merson, Phil Thompson, Ray Parlour, Matt Le Tissier and Harry Redknapp, Yeovil Town will welcome one of the biggest names in football later this year.
In huge demand, tickets for the event in the Alec Stock Lounge later this year are now sold out.
As England’s only ever player to win the Ballon d’Or twice, Keegan will relive stories from his playing and management career which spanned more than forty years.
A Premier League title winner as a player with Liverpool and eventual England manager after managing more than 60 caps, supporters will have the chance to learn more about one of the greats of the game.
With the Glovers hosting Lincoln City in Sky Bet League Two, the Store will be open from 10am with special discounts on offer.
Fully stocked with the latest replica kit, leisure clothing and merchandise, supporters can enjoy:
Open through until kick-off (7.45pm), don’t miss out on the one-day offer!
Situated along the front of the Tamburino Stand, all offers exclude already discounted items and exist whilst stocks last.
That’s why we’re excited to be the Official Charity Partner of the EFL. We’re Mind – the mental health charity.
Football brings millions of us together, on every terrace, in every club and every community, so let’s show our support and unite in saying, “It’s okay not to feel okay. It’s okay to ask for support.”
If you or someone you know is feeling overloaded, overwhelmed or burnt out, our Infoline is a safe and confidential place to talk to someone and get information. Talk to us on 0300 123 3393 or text us on 86463.
STRONGER TOGETHER
Together RED January, Mind and the football community will use the positive power of getting active to improve the nations wellbeing and help change lives.
To take part simply sign up for FREE and get active every day, this January. Whether it’s running 5k or walking to work a new way, a morning swim or taking the bike for a spin, RED January can help you kick-start 2019, by giving you a goal and a focus during a tough month.
The online RED community will be on hand providing support and motivation throughout. Feel free to join the conversation by using @redjanuaryuk across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Sign up for FREE at football.redtogether.co.uk
Supporters can enjoy 20% off items* in the Huish Park club shop on Friday (23rd November).
The deal offers the perfect opportunity to get all your Town related shopping done for Christmas, with replica home shirts down to just £32 (adult) and £24 (junior) as well as a host of other bargains available for one day only!
*The 20% discount does not run in conjunction with any existing offer, is only applicable to full price items and is only available over the phone (01935 847877) or by visiting the shop in person.
Referee David Rock used the bespoke coin from the RBL to pay tribute to all those involved in the First World War.
Only 72 coins were produced with one for each EFL club. After its use at Huish Park at the weekend the coin will now auctioned off with all proceedings going to the RBL.
From Friday 16th November until midday on Thursday 22nd November, the coin will be going to auction in the same way as the embroidered Poppy Appeal shirts worn by the first-team did in recent weeks.
To bid on the bespoke coin, follow the following instructions:
Yeovil Town Football Club are proud of the excellent work that The RBL do to support our Armed Forces both past and present.
For almost two weeks supporters have been bidding in large numbers for their favourite player’s shirt, with the final sum totalling £2,130.
A fortnight ago for the clash against Crewe Alexandra at Huish Park the players wore special shirts with poppies embroidered onto the front.
Following the Sky Bet League Two fixture the match-worn shirts were placed on auction with all proceeds going to the RBL’s Poppy Appeal.
Yeovil Town Football Club and the RBL would like to thank everyone who took part in the auction.
With all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal, the shirts embroidered with the RBL poppy on the front are being auctioned off.
Making the perfect limited edition purchase, all shirts will be on auction until midday TODAY!
The current bids are as follows:
Making over 70 appearances for Wales between 1986 and 2001 whilst playing for the likes of Derby County, Aston Villa, Liverpool and Galatasary, Dean will share stories and tales from his playing career, as well as his time in management and TV punditry.
Joining Saunders will be comic, television presenter and radio presenter Tom Binns, who’ll be providing hilarious comedy in the form of popular fictional character, Ivan Brackenbury, as seen on BBC One’s Hospital People.
Starting at 7.30pm in the Alec Stock Lounge, tickets are priced at £35 per person to include a two-course meal, auction and raffle.
To book and for further information, contact commercial manager Dave Linney on 01935 847872 or email DLinney@ytfc.net.
Proudly in partnership with the Royal British Legion once again, the 18-man squad each wore shirts with the RBL poppy embroidered on the front.
The match-worn shirts are now available to bid for with all proceeds going to the Poppy Appeal.
Fans can bid for a shirt by emailing KHurley@britishlegion.org.uk the name and number of the players’ shirt they wish to purchase.
Bids must start at £50 per shirt and P&P will be extra should you require it.
The auction will close on Monday, 5th November at midday.
Good luck!
AVAILABLE SHIRTS:
12. Nathan Baxter
3. Carl Dickinson
5. Bevis Mugabi
9. Alex Fisher
10. Jake Gray
17. Alex Pattison
18. Yoann Arquin
20. Sessi D’Almeida
23. Tom James
24. Olufela Olomola
27. Shaun Donnellan
1. Stuart Nelson
7. Rhys Browne
8. Omari Patrick
15. Gabby Rogers
21. Wes McDonald
29. Enes Mahmutovic
30. Alefe Santos
During Tuesday evening’s (7:45pm) match with Crewe Alexandra, the whole Yeovil Town squad will be wearing commemorative shirts with the RBL Poppy embroidered on the front.
After the game the shirts will be auctioned off, with all the proceeds going to the Poppy Appeal.
Also, during the halftime interval members of the Armed Forces personnel will be collecting for the Poppy Appeal, and we hope that all supporters will be generous in making a donation to the Appeal in memory of those who gave their lives and have been injured, for peace and freedom.
To Bid please state the number of the players shirt along with the name of the player with a minimum reserve of £50 per shirt.
Bidding will commence Wednesday 24th October 2018 at Midday and the auction will close Monday 5th November 2018 at Midday.
P&P will be extra should you require it, bid by email only please to KHurley@britishlegion.org.uk.
Lincoln City continue to impress as they moved four points clear at the top with a 6-2 hammering of Port Vale last time out.
It was the Imps’ tenth victory of the season, two more than any other side in the division.
It’s no surprise to see them sit top of the form charts at the moment with four wins in their last five, and they are capable of adding to that when they take on a Cambridge side who are struggling for results at the moment.
United are on a run of four consecutive losses, and now sit inside League Two’s relegation zone.
Hoping for a potential slip-up will be Exeter, who continue to put the pressure on Lincoln at the top.
They travel to Grimsby who have experienced an upturn in results. The hosts have won their last two and will be looking to push themselves further up the table with victory here.
Newport are level on points with Exeter, and they take on a Crawley side who have been hit-and-miss in their last five encounters.
It’s been a win/loss pattern for Town, but they have won their last four in front of their own fans which makes them the best home side in the division at the moment.
Two sides also on winning runs are MK Dons and Tranmere, with the latter traveling to take on Yeovil who are without a win in six in all competitions.
Tranmere have won their last three in the league and find themselves as one of the best away teams in the division currently with two wins and two draws on the road.
Milton Keynes have also secured victory in their last three games, but they face a tricky task against a Northampton side who have picked up points in four of their last five.
They also beat Forest Green last time out, showing that they are capable of beating teams at the top.
Rovers will be looking to make amends as they take on Cheltenham, who are one point above the relegation zone with no win in their last five.
Bury are another side aiming for the top-seven, but they could be beaten by a side lower than them as Notts County enjoy a revival under Harry Kewell’s guidance.
The Magpies have won their last three games, which includes a win over Crawley who sit level on points with Bury.
Notts have been scoring goals in recent weeks, but their 26 goals conceded is the joint-highest in the division. That makes Sky Bet’s enhanced offer of a Notts County win with both teams scoring at 9/1 an interesting bet.
Macclesfield are still searching for their first victory of the season, and they come up against Carlisle who have three losses in their last five.
The hosts have just four points from 13 games but they know a win here could go a long way in their hopes for survival.
League leaders Lincoln City suffered just their second loss of the season during the week and they will look to bounce back at Sincil Bank when they welcome a Crewe side with one goal and one point to their name away from home this season.
Third travel to fifth as Newport County visit Forest Green – who are something of the draw specialists at home with four out of five home games in the league ending in a stalemate this season.
The draw – on offer at 12/5 for this one looks of real appeal given the stats.
Second-placed Exeter take their hot streak on a shorter trip than usual as they visit Yeovil on the back of four wins out of five. The Glovers have lost three in four so Sky Bet’s Price Boost of Exeter to win and both teams to score at 5/1 looks like the way to go here.
Tranmere Rovers were impressive in their win over leaders Lincoln last time out, but travel to a Morecambe side that have improved recently with two wins from the last three.
Another big game sees Colchester, who currently sit in fourth, make the trip to seventh-placed Stevenage with just one point separating the two teams ahead of kick-off.
MK Dons managed to stop the rot last time out with their first win in six but they’re still in the play-off places as they play host to Cheltenham, who’ve won just twice this season.
Oldham sit just outside the play-off spots after playing out three straight draws, but there should be a result one way or the other as they face Carlisle United at home as the visitors have only drawn once all season.
Bottom side Macclesfield play host to a Notts County side that seems to have found its feet under Harry Kewell after a dreadful start – the Magpies having gone unbeaten in their last four while winning their last two.
Cambridge are second bottom after four defeats in their last five as they travel to Crawley – who are another side who usually get a result with five wins and five defeats out of 11 games played so far.
Bury have only lost one in six and sit just outside the play-off spots as they play host to Mansfield Town – who have only lost one in six themselves with two wins and three draws.
Grimsby Town stopped their worrying run of five straight defeats with a win last time out and they’ll hope to take that confidence into their home game with Port Vale.
Northampton Town are having a tough time of things with just one win all season but there is some hope as they head to Swindon Town as the hosts haven’t won in three games at home with two draws and a defeat.
