Yeovil Town manager, Darren Sarll, made an announcement this week that Jordan Young has been sold to Torquay United, leaving many supporters surprised by the move. The 25-year-old forward has been a key player for the club since their promotion back to the National League, and his departure marks a significant change for the team.
Sarll, who recently celebrated his 100th game in charge at Huish Park, urged fans to trust the process and have faith in the team’s direction. Yeovil Town is currently in a good position, with six unbeaten games and sitting in a play-off spot. The team has only conceded four goals since their victory over AFC Fylde on September 7, with their only setback being a defeat in the FA Cup against Chesham United.
Following a 3-1 win against Maidenhead United, Sarll expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, noting their strong form and clear understanding of their playing style. He emphasized the importance of players knowing their roles and executing them effectively on the field.
With a rare blank Saturday coming up, Sarll encouraged his players to take advantage of the break and get a head start on their Christmas shopping. While he admitted that the team would have liked to continue their FA Cup run, he acknowledged that the break would provide an opportunity to rest and recharge before their next match against Southend.
As the team prepares for upcoming challenges, Sarll emphasized the importance of staying focused and continuing to build on their recent success. With a clear playing style and a dedicated group of players, Yeovil Town looks to maintain their momentum and secure positive results in the matches ahead.
