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Christchurch-based Bridge Health & Wellbeing is delighted to continue its health and wellbeing partnership with one of Dorset’s biggest football clubs, Weymouth FC, for a third season. Since December 2021, Bridge Health & Wellbeing’s team of experts has worked with several Weymouth FC players to provide specialist physiotherapy, chiropractic treatments and sports massage services for…
Free entry for current and ex-armed forces personnel this weekend
As part of Weymouth Football Cub’s commitment to and recognition of the Armed Forces Covenant, we would like to welcome all current and ex-armed forces personnel (with proof of service) to enjoy free entrance to our game against Kings Langley this Saturday on 11th November. There will be a minute silence in respect to Armistice Day…
Right time for Women’s team, says Anderson
At the weekend Weymouth Football Club announced their intentions to run a Women’s first-team starting this Summer. Managed by Natalie Anderson, the club has invited local players to attend trials over the summer. Speaking to BBC Solent earlier in the week, Natalie Anderson says that now is the right time for the club to form…
Midweek Matters with Jake McCarthy
Ben Carter, of theterras.com, caught up with Terras’ midfielder Jake McCarthy to discuss his decision in joining the Terras and his ambitions for the season. BC: Having had previous non-league experience at Maidstone how well does this prepare you for non-league football at the Terras? JC: After playing a few games on loan at Maidstone…
Mark Molesley: Pre-Slough Town (A)
Ahead of tomorrow’s clash away in Slough, we had a chat with our gaffer! He spoke to us about being “ruthless,” Brandon Goodship’s injury progress, and more… Here’s what he had to say on the following subjects: On picking ourselves up: We’re certainly in a precarious position, but we certainly can’t feel like victims. We…
