Yeovil Town F.C.

It is very unfaif that the chairman forced Colin Addison out . He said that if the previous manager hadnt left Yeovil would be a league team by now . In my eyes Addison was a perfectly good manager . However the chairman , like all other chairmen think it is the manager , never the players , the manager is not the one who scores the goals or plays the goal keeper , ITS THE PLAYERS WHO PLAY THE GAME , yes ,yes , the managers can get better players but at the end of the day it is the players who bring clubs to the top . If Alex Ferguson was the manager of Dulwich Hamlet , would he bring them to the top , with the budget of the club ? ...  Read the complete review

I was born in Yeovil and have been loyal fan since, turning up to most of the home games and most of the away. As a student i find it difficult to tracel away as can be very expensive. However most of the fans at this club are brilliant they cheer on the Yeovil Town lads no matter what the score is. I do know a few supporters who have travelled to Huish Park, Yeovils stadium and they agree the atmosphere is brilliant. We still need more fans to come to our games and help as cheer on the lads as they try and win the Nationwide Conference. We deserve to be a football league side we have everything you need, good stadium, brilliant team and a very strong group of fans ...  Read the complete review

As a regular at Stevenage Boro, I'm sure this will come as a surprise, but I believe that Yeovil would grace the Football League. Their crowds - even when they spent a season in the Ryamn League - were brilliant. If they are contenders in the Conference this season Huish will be seeing 'house full' signs go up. So what will it be like if they make the League? In David Webb, they have a man capable of getting them into the Football League. A man with immense presence and experience. He is a 'doer' and I'm sure that many other clubs in the Conference who are eying up promotion, would give their eye teeth to have Webby in charge of their ...  Read the complete review