Yeovil Town part ways with coaches Richard Dryden and Jerry Gill

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Yeovil Town have agreed to part ways with coaches Richard Dryden and Jerry Gill.

The Glovers recently appointed former Walton & Hersham boss Billy Rowley, who took the reins at Huish Park from former interim manager Dryden.

The 56-year-old joined the club in the summer as part of Mark Cooper’s backroom staff, but Cooper’s early departure in the opening stages of the 2025/26 National League campaign left him unexpectedly thrust into the top job.

He later resumed the interim role following Danny Webb’s brief spell in the Yeovil hotseat, before the owners confirmed he would lead the side through to the end of the season.

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However, after Gill was brought in as his assistant, the club ultimately chose to pursue a full reset, handing Rowley the chance to prove himself at a higher level in Non-League.

As a result, both Dryden and Gill have now departed.

A statement said: “The club would like to formally thank both Richard and Jerry for their service and wish them well in the future.”

Gill previously spent seven years in charge of Bath City before the two parties agreed to part ways in November of last year.

He later held roles at Solihull Moors and Dagenham & Redbridge before joining Yeovil.

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