Gloverscast

Ian and Dave are joined by Ed Turnbull to chat the FA Cup chaos from Saturday. From 2-0 up to 3-2 down with a late equaliser from that man Johl Powell. Saturday had it all.Thanks to Tim, Don and Abby for their voice notes.On to Tuesday!

The romance of the cup takes Yeovil Town to Leatherhead in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round.Ben chats to Dave Bryant, a Leatherhead super fan, a writer, author and volunteer at the club talks to us about a club on the rise.

Woahhh!!! We've got Billy Rowley,Woahhh!!! He's taking us to WembleyWoahhh!!! Yeovil's going all the way!It's FA Cup weekend and the Glovers are in action at Leatherhead in the Fourth Qualifying Round.,What's more Luke McCormick has departed for Fylde.All that and more in your latest Gloverscast with Ben, Dave and Abby Carter

Another 6-0 win for Billy Rowley's historic green and whites.Fresh off the back of his BBC Somerset debut, Seb White joins Ian and Dave to discuss the win at Wealdstone.Thanks to Dan Franklyn and Tim Hubble for the voicenotes and thanks to Craigo for singing us out...

"You've got no fans!" was the cry from one famous Wealdstone supporter, but in fact we have some very helpful and lovely Wealdstone fans to come on and chat about Garry Waddock's side.Leo Werin, part of the Stonescast team joins Dave to chat about this afternoon's game.

After a quiet week at Huish Park, we return to preview the trip to Wealdstone. Dave, Chris and Ben chat about our away day on Saturday as well as the FA Cup draw. But we kick off the episode with a chat with Harry Hugo, Chairman of Farnham Town - he talks of his relationship with Billy Rowley and gives Glovers fans a chance to feel excited about new signing Owen Dean.

In this episode of The Glovers Past, we dive deep into one of the most memorable and turbulent periods in Yeovil Town’s history. Joined by Mike West from the YTFC Heritage Society and former player and manager Steve Rutter, we reflect on the late 1980s and early 1990s when the club faced immense challenges, nearly folded, and experienced dramatic highs and lows.Dave, Mike and Steve cover: The Brian Hall Era & The Long Road to Yeovil: Steve Rutter shares his journey moving 147 miles from Northampton to join Yeovil Town in 1987, detailing what it was like playing under Brian Hall and adapting to a historic non-league powerhouse.The Magic of Huish & The Sloping Pitch: A nostalgic look back at the iconic Huish ground, exploring what made its famous sloping pitch unique and the unmatched atmosphere generated by loyal crowds of over 3,000 fans.Financial Struggles and Management Realities: Steve offers a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the extreme financial pressures, the stresses of football management, and the highs and lows of guiding the club through unforgettable FA Cup runs and title challenges.Image courtesy of Tim Lancaster

Ed Turnbull and Andy Craig are back to join Ian on this episode to bask in the glory of the 6-0 victory against Boston United. We cover the match, the signing of Owen Dean and take your questions.Thanks to Dylan, Tim and Stoney and Andrew Foot for their voice notes.

Boston Utd are in town this Saturday as one of the few sides with a better away record than home.Dave Coates is chatting to Pete from Trail Of Debt to get the lowdown on this weekend's opponents.