By Alex O'Loughlin
March 17 2011

Yeovil Town have completed the loan signings of striker John Obika and midfielder Shaun MacDonald, both of which need no introduction to the Yeovil fans.

The rumour mill had been speculating for quite some time about the possible arrival of MacDonald and Obika once more, and the rumours have been proven correct, as both have joined the Green and Whites once more.

First to arrive in Somerset was Obika, who yesterday had his loan spell at Swindon Town cut short despite initially agreeing to stay until the end of the season. However, the striker only managed two substitute appearances and was recalled by parent club Tottenham Hotspur. 

The twenty year old will now begin his third spell with Yeovil, and will hope to improve on a record which currently stands at 11 goals in 35 games for the Glovers.

Obika was soon joined by Shaun MacDonald, who will probably feel more at home at Huish Park than at Parent club Swansea, as this is now his fifth loan spell with Yeovil. 

He too has joined until the end of the season, and both of them are likely to go straight into the squad for Saturday's game away at Exeter. 

We wish both of them the best of luck in their third and fifth spells with Yeovil respectively, and hope they can help the Glovers crawl away from the relegation zone.