- 1. Swansea City 2 Yeovil Town 0 ...
- (Match of the month)
- ... be pulled in to see Yeovil, anything but an ancient rival, reflects striking mutual upward mobility. Compelling evidence, if ever there was, of the “if you build it, they will come” theory of stadium construction. ...
- Created on 14 January 2006
- 2. Yeovil, Croydon, Hendon & Stirling Albion ...
- (Sharp end)
- ... and Southend among others, and it’s causing anxiety at Yeovil Town too. The League One club agreed in June to hive off Huish Park and its surrounding land to a separate company, Yeovil Town Holdings Ltd, ...
- Created on 21 October 2010
- 3. Harlow Town 1979-80
- (As good as it got)
- ... single non-League team will be in the FA Cup Fourth Round.” Old Big ’Ead was referring to Yeovil’s, Altrincham’s and Chesham’s demises, and Harlow’s predicted capitulation, but the record 9,723 crowd which ...
- Created on 14 December 2006
- 4. Town cries
- (Clubs)
- ... to protest about chairman Ken Davy’s lack of investment in the team after the 3-2 home defeat by Yeovil on September 16, many outside observers were confused. After all, this is the man who, in July 2003, ...
- Created on 14 November 2006
- 5. Grimsby Town 2001
- (As good as it got)
- ... hat will largely elude him again until he signs for Yeovil in 2004. Barnsley’s chances dry up as the home midfield tightens. Town’s Danny Coyne strengthens his claim on the title of best keeper in the ...
- Created on 14 July 2005
- 6. Cheltenham Town
- (The five minute...)
- ... Street home of champions Gresley Rovers has the inspectors similarly tutting with disapproval. 1999 A Michael Duff header six minutes into injury time secures a 3-2 win over Yeovil and promotion to the ...
- Created on 14 December 2002
- 7. Luton fans are in a bizarre position – they have nothing to complain about
- (Stories)
- ... home to Yeovil on the opening day (a dispiriting 1-0 loss at Barnet followed), but after early wobbles, we’ve since seen a 7-1 beating of local rivals Stevenage and a 7-0 demolition of Cambridge – the ...
- Created on 01 February 2018
- 8. The steady disappearance of sloped pitches is a sad loss to the game
- (Stories)
- ... a recent trend. Yeovil’s Huish Athletic Ground, with its reputation as an FA Cup giant’s graveyard, and Wycombe’s Loakes Park, with its 11-foot side-to-side slope, disappeared approaching 30 years ago. ...
- Created on 13 April 2017
- 9. Weekly Howl 07-03-14
- (2014)
- ... d Cup song is sure to bring together fans across the world – they will all hate it. 6FhG4Gpu04M --- from Mike Shearston "Sheffield Wednesday seem to think this weekend's game against Yeovil is in the ...
- Created on 12 March 2014
- 10. Stand and deliver
- (Grounds)
- ... standing areas. Consequently Yeovil Town this season – and Peterborough United last season – could both compete in the second tier despite their stadiums retaining terraced sections. The FSF insist that ...
- Created on 01 October 2013
- 11. Weekly Howl 26-07-13
- (2013)
- ... week Man Utd players make unpleasant guggling sounds to sell tomato juice. Yeovil inform the world's press that they have taken delivery of a defender. Pascal Chimbonda looks to resurrect his caree ...
- Created on 01 August 2013
- 12. Weekly Howl 24-05-13
- (2013)
- ... to the League, Yeovil Town applied without success almost every year. As Groundtastic magazine has discovered, in 1974 they even sent a message via the players' tracksuits. ...
- Created on 29 May 2013
- 13. Weekly Howl 30-03-12
- (2012)
- ... oot. --- Badge of the week ~ Yeovil Town Yeovil's club crest is based on a local historical figure whose story has been passed from generation to generation, because talking is about the only social ...
- Created on 10 April 2012
- 14. Letters, WSC 295
- (Readers' letters)
- ... really long-term absentees have been Newport. I think we can certainly expect Luton to return soon, and probably a few of the others. The following clubs are in the league this coming year but were not ...
- Created on 21 September 2011
- 15. Earning the stripes
- (Players)
- ... t day at Yeovil that sealed the 2004 promotion from League Two and got the journey underway after several false starts. Less eye-catching but perhaps even more important was his immense contribution to stavi ...
- Created on 21 April 2011
- 16. Weekly Howl 18-02-11
- (2011)
- ... against both a nine-man Yeovil and a nine-man MK Dons, and losing 5-3 at Peterborough after leading three times. Still, the break seems to have worked in the FA Cup, as the Owls won 3-0 at Bristol City ...
- Created on 21 February 2011
- 17. Lee Trundle
- (The strange case of...)
- ... s from Swindon, Tranmere, Yeovil and Newport, he signed for Neath in the Welsh Premier League, a club with an average gate of 221. Trundle, the showboating star of Soccer AM, probably gets bigger crow ...
- Created on 21 December 2010
- 18. Nationwide Conference 2002-03
- (Season in brief)
- Seb White looks back over the season where Gary Johnson's insatiable Yeovil Town strolled to succes The long-term significance In the summer of 2002 the Football League finally approved an extra promotion/relegatio ...
- Created on 21 November 2010
- 19. Weekly Howl 24-09-10
- (2010)
- ... Yeovil Town home, 1997-98 Following two seasons outside of the top tier of non-League football the Glovers marked their return to the Conference with a kit deal with Errea. The Italian firm supplied ...
- Created on 28 September 2010
- 20. Weekly Howl 06-11-09
- (2009)
- ... in 2006-07 when Nottingham Forest crashed 5-2 at home to Yeovil after winning 2-0 away. Sam Allardyce was sacked as Blackpool manager after that defeat by Bradford while Brown moved on to a coaching role ...
- Created on 10 November 2009
