Yeovil Town is looking to the future after a disappointing end to the season, with manager Billy Rowley saying the team will run for each other and fight for every ball. The club's owner, Prabhu Srinivasan, is confident that Yeovil Town will be more competitive going forward. Former player Alex Fisher has announced his soft retirement from football, while Marcus Stewart, another former player and coach, spoke about his life with MND. The team's keeper, Ward, reflected on the long season after a 4-1 loss to Solihull. Rowley previewed the final game of the season against Solihull, saying the team wants to end on a high. Yeovil Town's Brett McGavin discussed the team's final game, while Rowley talked about the squad playing on one leg at the moment. The team's midfielder, Greenslade, spoke ahead of the trip to York City, with Rowley saying the team needs to play with the shackles off. Yeovil Town held FC Halifax Town to a goalless draw, with Ward saying it was a tough game. Rowley reflected on the club's win over Truro, praising the boys for their efforts. The team lost 2-1 at Southend, with Rowley saying the second half was probably better. Jones, the midfielder, spoke after the Glovers lost 2-1 at Gateshead, with Rowley saying he was disappointed by the result. Yeovil Town's manager, Billy Rowley, spoke after the team's 3-0 defeat at York City, saying they were beaten by a far better team.