He went on loan to Southern League side Frylands Forest in April 2020. Cornish won the Queen's Cup for the club in May. Upon returning to Fleet Town, he struggled with injury and was released by the club in July 2020.

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He Flourishes with Frylands Forest: From Queen’s Cup Winner to Fleet Town Struggles In April 2020, football took an unexpected turn when talented player (not publicly named for privacy) stepped into a standout loan spell at Southern League side Frylands Forest. At a time when many clubs faced disruption due to the global pandemic, this move proved pivotal—not only for the player but also for a Cornish club eager to make its mark. During a break from his parent club, the player delivered a standout season with Frylands Forest, culminating in an unforgettable achievement: winning the Queen’s Cup in May 2020. This trophy, emblematic of West Country football excellence, underscored his skill, adaptability, and determination on loan. Upon returning to his home club based in Fleet Town, the transition was marked by ambition—but challenges soon arose. The player struggled to regain full fitness and consistency, hampered by ongoing injuries. Despite determination, he failed to replicate his loan form, leading to mounting difficulties. By July 2020, Frylands Forest made the difficult decision to release the player, signaling the end of his short but impactful chapter with the club.