Winger Marvin Williams signed for Yeovil Town from League One rivals Millwall for an undisclosed fee in July 2007.

Williams came through the academy system at the New Den, and made his full league debut in December 2005.

He made an instant impact in the first team, impressing with his pace, range of ball skills and impressive goalscoring record.

He is a player who shows good maturity for his age, and is not phased by the big occasion, as he showed with an great performance against Everton in the FA Cup in 2006.

The Lions drew the first match 1-1, with Marvin scoring for his team, and going on to impress in the replay which the Toffees narrowly won.

In bringing Marvin Williams to Huish Park, Russell Slade was looking for the player to become a menace to opposition defences, using his pace and movement to increase the team's penetration.

This certainly seems to have been the case so far, with Marvin a vital member of the squad as the club looks again gain promotion this season.