Gloverscast

Friday Night Football At Huish Park and this is a special match day edition of the Gloverscast. FGCQC Rob Manley and Car Parking enthusiast Abby Carter chat all things Aldershot and Solihull plus take your GCQs - A massive thank you to our Voicenote contributors too.

Well, that wasn't the plan. Yeovil were humbled by AFC Fylde on Saturday in a 4-1 defeat. Foxy is back with Ian and Ben to chat about the defeat and a look ahead to Aldershot on Tuesday.Thanks to Andrew Foot and Michael Stone and Tim Hubble for their thoughts!

Welcome to another Mini Matchday edition of the Gloverscast! This week, the opposition focus turns to AFC Fylde as they make the long journey down from Lancashire to South Somerset to face the Glovers.We’re delighted to be joined by Jack Connor to get the inside track on the opposition camp and how things are shaping up for the visitors.In this episode, we discuss:The Season So Far: Jack breaks down Fylde's mixed start to the National League campaign and why early expectations for a top-half finish have had to be recalibrated.The Departure of Danny Ormerod: A deep dive into the massive exit of their goalscoring sensation, who netted 28 league goals and left for a record-breaking fee in the region of £600,000 plus add-ons.Rebuilding the Squad: How the team is adapting after scoring a record 112 goals in their National League North promotion campaign, and the mindset Craig has instilled in the locker room to keep the squad resilient.Players to Watch: A look at the key threats remaining in the Fylde squad and what kind of tactical test they will bring to the pitch this weekend.

August was good - September has started a little rocky, but the Glovers are back and it's Fylde up next at Huish Park.Ben and Dave are joined by Chris Fox to pick that one apart and take your GCQs.

We were top of the league...but we tasted defeat for the first time this season at Southend. Andy Craig is back to discuss the 3-2 loss at Roots Hall with Ian and Dave.Thanks to Tim Hubble and Dorset Jim for the voice notes.

Gloverscast Special - Yeovil Women Big Season PreviewOllie Marsh is joined by Yeovil Women's manager Dave Court as well as club captain Laura Wensley to discuss the new season as the Glovers embark on a new challenge in Tier 5 of the football pyramid. It all gets underway at Huish Park, later this Sunday.

Yeovil Town put their unbeaten record on the line away at Southend United this coming Saturday lunchtime. Chris Phillips from the Southend Echo is back to chat all things Gubbins, Spasov, Twamley and more ahead of the game!

Right.. Lot's to get through here.First up, Legends game - it's back! Abby Carter joins us to chat about the 25 year celebration of the Glovers winning the FA Trophy in 2002!Then, Tamworth recap, Andy Craig, along with Abby, Ben and Dave pick that one apart - with some voice note assistance.We look ahead to Southend and take your GCQs!Crikey! Stand by for Foot In The Opposition Camp on Saturday morning and a special Mini Big Season Preview episode on Sunday for the Women's team who get their campaign underway at Huish Park!

In this episode of Glovers Past, we sit down with Charlie Lee, calling in all the way from the Gold Coast of Australia, to reflect on his deeply eventful spell at Huish Park.Arriving in the summer of 2019 after Yeovil Town’s relegation to the National League, Charlie was a key part of Darren Sarll’s sweeping squad rebuild. He takes us inside a dressing room packed with massive characters—including Carl Dickinson, Luke Wilkinson, and Lee Collins—and breaks down the momentum that saw the team rack up six consecutive wins before the world ground to a halt.Charlie speaks candidly about the highest of highs and the lowest of lows during his time in Somerset, moving from his playing days into his first taste of management when he stepped up as interim boss.In this episode, we discuss:The 2019 Rebuild: Dropping into the National League, answering Darren Sarll's call, and assembling a squad of seasoned leaders.The Covid-19 Playoffs: The bizarre reality of preparing for the biggest games of the season during a national lockdown, and the surreal experience of playing the playoffs behind closed doors.Stepping into the Dugout: Transitioning from player to interim manager after Sarll's departure, navigating the pressure, and lifting the Somerset Premier Cup.Remembering Lee Collins: A heartfelt and candid reflection on the devastating passing of the club captain, the profound impact it had on the squad, and the incredible difficulty of returning to the pitch in the aftermath.Life Down Under: His transition to coaching at Magic United in Queensland and experiencing football in a completely different climate.Whether you're looking for dressing room anecdotes or honest reflections on one of the most turbulent periods in the club's recent history, Charlie delivers incredible insight into what it truly meant to wear the green and white during this era.