The 2011–12 Yeovil Town F.C. season was Yeovil Town's 9th season in the Football League and their seventh consecutive season in League One and saw them finish 17th with 54 points. Key events 15 April: Trio of second year youth team scholars Rhys Baggridge, Robert Clowes and Lewis Clarke are offered professional contracts for the new season. 5 May: Craig Calver, Martin Gritton, Stefan Stam and Sam Williams reach the end of their contracts and are released. 1 June: Andy Welsh rejects his contract offer and signs for League One rivals Carlisle United. 10 June: The club announce that Dean Bowditch has rejected the offer of a new contract. 13 June: Adam Virgo rejects terms on a new contract offer and therefore will not return for the new season. 15 June: Welsh international midfielder Gavin Williams returns to Yeovil following his release by Bristol Rovers. 16 June: Nathan Smith rejects a new contract deal and moves to newly promoted side Chesterfield. 22 June: After using Twitter as a scouting tool Skiverton hails the first and signs former Everton striker Kieran Agard on a one-year deal. 28 June: Billy Gibson agrees terms on a new one-year contract while Alex Russell has rejected his offer and leaves the club. 4 July: Centre-back Bondz N'Gala signs on a free transfer from Plymouth Argyle as Yeovil's third new signing of the season. 7 July: Craig Alcock completes his move to Championship side Peterborough United signing a three-year contract with Yeovil receiving an undisclosed fee as compensation due to Alcock being under 24 years of age. 14 July: Former Bristol Rovers midfielder Dominic Blizzard signs on a one-year contract subject to a medical. 15 July: Yeovil complete their fifth signing of the summer, the former West Ham United midfielder Anthony Edgar on a two-year contract. 16 July: Young German defender Max Ehmer rejoins on a six-month youth loan deal. 25 July: Curtis Haynes-Brown signs from Lowestoft Town on a two-year contract with Lowestoft Town due a fee as Haynes-Brown was still under contract. 26 July: Former Cardiff City striker Steve MacLean signs a one-year contract with the club. 27 July: Following the withdrawal of sponsorship for the East Stand, formerly the Cowlin Stand, the Home Terrace has a new sponsor in Thatchers Cider and will now be known as 'The Thatchers Gold Stand'. 28 July: England U19 goalkeeper Jed Steer arrives on a three-month youth