We’re on our way, on our way
To the Football League- we’re on our way
How do we get there? I don’t know
How do we get there? I don’t care
All I know is Yeovil’s on our way.
Never look back , always look forward. Yeovil are champions elect of the National League South and today I will be at Huish Park praying they get promoted as champions!
It could have happened last Monday at W*ymouth , but we won’t talk about that , except to say that Hayley Singleton , the fan taken ill at half time, is making a good recovery
I’m not a proper fan, only get to a handful of games and hardly get to the Huish at all.
Yesterday evening, coming down on the South West Train to Gillingham , I was wondering if I would be on my way. Then my resourceful Mum suggested I got insured for her Panda 500, so I’ll find a way to get to the ground today! Thanks to Admiral – cracking service. It’s a sad state of affairs that to get from Shaftesbury to the Huish (20 miles) takes 4hr 12 minutes! You can’t get an Uber or a ZipCar down here!
four hours 12 minutes to go 20 miles
But today I’ll be in the Thatchers and like a child. And like a child, I slept in my childhood bed last night, dreaming of football glory. The last time I slept there I was 16, us brothers swapped rooms when I went away to school, but my Mum let me sleep there again, because I was so excited.
Now my child has grown up with those dreams
Not alone!
There could be another record crowd, we’ve had two above 6,000 this year and I’m looking forward to some lusty singing, some banner waving and to spending time watching local cover band Warthog , before the game.
Thanks to Mum for letting me drive her car today. Thanks to Admiral for insuring me and thanks to Yeovil for sticking around.
Here’s the Devon Mackam after the Torquay game in November. Torquay went into administration this week. We’re hoping to help out on the pension side.
#COYG
You’ve given us one hell of a season following the gloves. Now it’s time to cement your legacy like those that came before and fire us one step closer to where we belong. #ytfc 💚🧤 pic.twitter.com/OevHO42JP2
— elliot watts (@ytfcwattsy) April 6, 2024
I dont know if today is the day, part of me doesn’t care.
I’m seeing thousands of #YTFC excited about their football club for the first time in a decade.
Feels like a win in its own right.
Be loud, be proud, take the roof off Huish Park.
Bring it home @YTFC.
💚
— Ben Barrett (@benbarrett10) April 6, 2024
I dont know if today is the day, part of me doesn’t care.
I’m seeing thousands of #YTFC excited about their football club for the first time in a decade.
Feels like a win in its own right.
Be loud, be proud, take the roof off Huish Park.
Bring it home @YTFC.
💚
— Ben Barrett (@benbarrett10) April 6, 2024
Today has the potential to be the brightest day at Huish Park in over a decade. Let’s show that tap in merchant how it’s done and have a party. Come on Yeo! #YTFC
— Ian (@iPerky) April 6, 2024
Just off on my morning run with one thing on my mind.
Go get it, @YTFC 💚🤍 #YTFC pic.twitter.com/pEaF70Emr2
— Sheridan (@SheridanRobins) April 6, 2024
Match day. Let’s get it done! #YTFC #Glovers
— Huish Hugh (@HuishHugh) April 6, 2024
After years of depressing football, shit managers, shit players, shit ownership and 4 relegations, Yeovil Town are now just 1 win away from their first league title since 2005 and their first promotion since 2013.
Into em today Town, bring it home💚#YTFC
— Callum Hallett (@CallumHallett6) April 6, 2024
