their first league win in seventeen matches, with a 1–0 victory over fellow relegation rivals York City, on 2 January 2016. After three wins out of four league matches in January, Way was nominated for the League Two Manager of the Month award, but was beaten by eventual winner Northampton Town manager Chris Wilder. Yeovil's improved form continued in late February and March, with a six match unbeaten run, including four consecutive 1–0 victories and five consecutive clean sheets. Way received his second manager of the month nomination in three months, after amassing ten points from their five games in the month of March and keeping four clean sheets in the process, but was beaten by eventual winner Darrell Clarke. On 6 April 2016, having guided Yeovil to the brink of securing their League Two status, with the club fourteen points clear of the relegation zone, Way was awarded a new three-year contract. In June 2017, Way completed his UEFA Pro Licence course. In November 2018, Yeovil were knocked out of the FA Cup in the first round after losing 3–1 at home to non-league side Stockport County. For the second time in Way's tenure, the club had been knocked out by a non-league side in the first round. Despite the cup exit and a run of form that had seen the club only win one of its last nine league matches, Way was rewarded by the Yeovil board with a new extended contract until June 2021, with Way claiming the club were "in best place for five years". With the club having lost a further four consecutive matches following the signing of his new contract, Way attended a Supporters Alliance Meeting at which he was reported to have claimed that "he was a hero" and that "he could walk into any other club". He also said that he would not be at Yeovil for ever and that when he left he would be missed. He asserted that the fans knew nothing about football. The club's poor form continued into 2019, and after a 2–0 defeat to Milton Keynes Dons on 23 March, with securing survival in League Two no longer in the team's own hands, Way was sacked by the club. Plymouth Argyle In December 2019, he was appointed under-18s manager at Plymouth Argyle replacing former coach Kevin Hodges who had left the club the previous month, with Way