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SAM AIMS FOR TOP GOAL HAUL

LEAGUE TWO
NEW Yeovil striker Sam Surridge has set his sights on being the Glovers’ topscorer this season after joining on-loan from Premier League outfit Bournemouth.
The ambitious 19-yearold arrived at Huish Park on a season-long loan at the start of the month, and is keen to make a big impression for Darren Way’s side.
“I want to score goals, progress my career and help Yeovil in the meantime,” he said.
“If I score goals it helps the club so that’s what I want to do.
“I want to be top scorer at the club, score goals and be noticed in the league.&...

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