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John Pritchard from theterras.com speaks to Weymouth FC Hall of Fame inductee Ian Hutchinson. John Pritchard: What’s the first memory of playing for Weymouth? Ian Hutchinson: My first memories of playing for Weymouth were sitting on the harbour side on a baking hot summers day, the day I signed thinking what a lovely place it…
Eleven Terras legends were inducted into the Weymouth Football Club Hall of Fame last Friday evening. The inaugural event, held at the Riviera Hotel was well attended as each inductee was presented with a Hall of Fame trophy. As well as that, the club decided to hand out lifetime season tickets for each inductee as…
CAMERON Murray says the Weymouth fans have been “absolutely brilliant” since his arrival from Dorchester Town in January. Murray was speaking after he was named man of the match in the Terras’ 2-1 win over Swindon Supermarine at the weekend. Murray, when asked about how he expected to be received by the fans after his…
MARK Molesley praised Weymouth’s quick reactions, as they hit back from an equaliser to score the winning goal in their 2-1 win over Swindon Supermarine in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier South. Just two minutes separated Stuart Fleetwood’s equalising effort in the 58th minutes and Brandon Goodship slotting in a penalty which proved to be the…
Weymouth FC were delighted to have Jace Webberley as their matchday mascot for their match against Swindon Supermarine. Jace was born with Cerebral Palsy and their was a special matchday programme and a collection to raising a fantastic £1,020 toward his treatment. Jace lead the teams out and was presented with a signed football after…
NEW Weymouth signing Kieron Roberts has praised the club for making him feel welcome on his return to English football. Roberts had been in America studying and has recently returned after graduating in December, and his signing was announced prior to the 0-0 draw with Wimborne last week. He made the bench that day, but…
WEYMOUTH director of football Paul Maitland emphasised the positives from seeing some great performances from the club’s young footballers, as the Terras lost their Dorset Senior Cup semi-final 2-0 to Poole Town. Maitland also admitted that the semi-final played second fiddle to the league, with only three players keeping their places from the 0-0 draw…
WEYMOUTH director of football Paul Maitland says a tight mid-table favours the Terras ahead of their clash at home to ninth-place Swindon Supermarine in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier South. Ordinarily, a team sitting ninth could consider themselves relatively safe, but such is the packed nature of the table that Supermarine are only eight points clear…