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Ian White to take on Chairman role
Ian White has stepped forward to take on the the role as Chairman of WFC Ltd. Ian has helped raise thousands of pounds through the Wessex Fantasy Football initiative. The Board of Directors would like to place on record a thank you to Alan Pepperell for stepping in as Acting Chairman. The new chairman and…
Solid start for Abdulai Baggie
TERRAS’ new signing Abdulai Baggie impressed assistant-manager Paul Maitland after his debut on Saturday. Baggie signed for Weymouth after he was released by Poole Town and their manager, Tommy Killick, made the Terras aware of his availability. The former Reading trainee went straight into the starting XI played the whole 90 minutes as Weymouth suffered…
Matthews says Weymouth performance was ‘a million times better’ against Redditch Utd
JASON Matthews claimed the Terras’ performance in their 1-0 win against Redditch was “a million times better” than their previous defeat to Chippenham. The Terras’ boss, whose side grasped victory in stoppage time thanks to a Charlie Davis penalty, also believes his side “showed some massive character” to bounce back after last Tuesday’s low point….
Former Weymouth manager Gerry Gow dies aged 64
FORMER Weymouth manager Gerry Gow has died aged 64, having lost his battle against cancer. Gow, whose illustrious career as a player included making more than 350 appearances for Bristol City and playing for Manchester City in the 1981 FA Cup final, as well as spells as Rotherham United and Burnley. Also capped by Scotland…
Jason left frustrated after ‘unbelievable’ decision
JASON Matthews was proud of his charges’ efforts to respond and bag a draw at Biggleswade Town after what he believes was an “unbelievable” decision in the build-up to the Waders’ first goal. Inih Effiong struck the ball home for the hosts to open the scoring during the 1-1 draw following an indirect free-kick, after…
