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GARRY Hill is backing Weymouth’s young guns to make a big impact at the Wessex Stadium. The Terras boss reckons teenagers Ross Carmichael, Chris Skinner and Callum Ross-Jennins could break through into his first team squad over the coming months. And Hill hopes more home-grown talent will come through the ranks as the club prepares…

GARRY Hill says Weymouth’s players still have time to prove they deserve a future at the Wessex Stadium. The Terras boss says definite decisions on whether many of his squad will stay with the club will be made after next Saturday’s season closer. And Hill insists more than pride is at stake when his side…

FRUSTRATED Garry Hill. claimed Grays Athletic’s 2-0 win over Weymouth flattered the champions. Strikers Martin Carthy and Tony Battersby netted in each half to seal another Conference South win for the under-strength Essex side at the Recreation Ground. But Hill reckons the Terras more than matched the FA Trophy finalists and were worthy of least…

IAN Hutchinson swapped one club for another to celebrate his Terras testimonial. The stalwart midfielder hosted a golf day at Weymouth Golf Club to mark his 10 years of service at the Wessex Stadium. More than 35 golfers took to the course in honour of the popular player, with others also attending a celebration carvery….

GARRY Hill says Conference South champions Grays Athletic have set the standards for Weymouth to follow. The Terras manager is relishing the trip to Mark Stimson’s all-conquering side tomorrow as he aims to extend his impressive start at the Wessex Stadium. Hill reckons his side should look to the free-scoring Essex outfit, who have also…

TERRAS boss Garry Hill has hinted Simon Browne may have a future with the club after all. The stalwart defender days at Weymouth looked numbered after being told he was free to leave by previous boss Steve Johnson. But after an impressive display in last weekend’s win over Bognor Regis Town, the former Dorchester Town…

A GALAXY of stars – including G4, Tony Hadley and Aled Jones – will appear at the Wessex Stadium this summer for fundraising concerts for Weymouth Football Club. The famous faces have been booked for a pop and a classical music concert – and there is also a football tournament likely to feature ex-England internationals…

WEYMOUTH FC boss Martyn Harrison is bringing back the boogie with a New Wave revival at the Wessex Stadium. Legends In Concert promises chart-topping performers Tony Hadley from Spandau Ballet, Martin Fry with his band ABC, and Go West, strutting their stuff and delighting fans with renditions of their hits from the 1980s. Tony Hadley…

SPORTING legends will take to the pitch at the Wessex Stadium for a star-studded tournament. Ex-professional legends like David Seaman, John Barnes, Ian Rush, Bryan Robson, Tony Cottee, Alan Kennedy and Gazza are lined up to play seven-aside games. Matthew Le Tissier has also been touted as a possible name to join the event. The…

WEYMOUTH Football Club chairman Martyn Harrison is lucky to be alive after walking away from a road smash that wrecked his new Jaguar XJ8. Mr Harrison’s daughter Faye had to be cut free from the front passenger seat of the £60,000 car and rushed to hospital after it hit a crash barrier at 70mph and…