Published 15 days ago • Yeovil, United Kingdom • Updated 14 days ago

Yeovil Town lost millions last year as club 'reliant solely on owner'

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Annual accounts state that the club is now solely reliant on the owner Martin Hellier injecting cash to support itself

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Yeovil Town lost millions last year as club 'reliant solely on owner'

Annual accounts state that the club is now solely reliant on the owner Martin Hellier injecting cash to support itself

15 days ago·Somerset, United Kingdom

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afcfylde.co.uk

Interview: Whelan on Yeovil Defeat

AFC Fylde skipper Corey Whelan spoke to Coasters TV after his side were defeated by a 96th minute winner away at Yeovil Town on Saturday. The post Interview: Whelan on Yeovil Defeat appeared first on AFC Fylde.

14 days ago

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Gloverscast

Cooper: I just concentrate on the pitch

Yeovil Town manager Mark Cooper has said his side will not be distracted by off-the-field noise which has put Huish Park in the headlines in recent

14 days ago

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uk-times.com

Fury as football club imposes TWO-YEAR banning order on supporter for posting ‘negative comments and remarks’ on social media

Yeovil-based businessman Hellier completed a takeover of the club in May 2023 National League side’s finances were published on Friday and showed hefty loss LISTEN NOW: It’s All Kicking Off! Are Liverpool fans right to lambast Trent Alexander-Arnold? A Yeovil Town supporter has been banned from attending matches due to his negative comments about the club on social media. Jonathan Hooper published a letter he received from the club on Friday…

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Fan Banter

Yeovil bans fans who post ‘negative comments’ about club and chairman on social media

National League side Yeovil Town impose banning orders to fans who post ‘negative comments’ about club on social media. This week, emails and letters were sent out, issuing two-year banning orders to supporters who post “negative comments and remarks” about the club or its chairman, Martin Hellier, online, particularly on Twitter. This decision in handing out a two-year ban from attending matches or entering club premises, has sparked significan…

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