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Josh Wakefield agrees terms for 2018-19
Weymouth Football Club is delighted to announce that Josh Wakefield has agreed terms for the Terras for the 2018-19 season. Josh joined the Terras in July 2017 and played in 46 games last season. Josh follows Charlie Davis, Jordan Ngalo, Brandon Goodship, Jake McCarthy, Callum Buckley, Ashley Wells, Ben Thomson, Josh Carmichael and Stéphane Zubar…
PREVIEW: Wrexham (A)
Preview: Alfie Lumb The Terras make the journey across the border to North Wales to take on Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday. Brian Stock’s side currently sit 20th in the National League and are fresh from their victory against high-flying Stockport County last Saturday. An early Andy Dallas goal and a string of…
REPORT: Weymouth Women 12-0 Longfleet
Terra’s goals come by the dozen Nine goals before half-time saw Weymouth Women make a perfect start to their life at the Terras. Finishing 12-0 winners against Longfleet Lionesses, striker Lily Beasley scored a hat-trick in the first 20 minutes, with Shakira Howard, Lucy Roberts and Tasha Sibley all scoring braces, as well as Charlie…
Weymouth Football Club Board of Directors Statement
Weymouth Football Club Board of Directors would like to express their gratitude to Josh Barton for his service and dedication to the club and its board. Unfortunately, Josh is stepping down from his role as a director of the club due to family and personal reasons. Josh led the Social Media side of the club…
Former footballer’s very special birthday – thanks to the Terras
A former professional football player enjoyed a very special trip down memory lane for his birthday – thanks to Weymouth Football Club. Brian Carter turned 80 this week and used to play for Portsmouth, where he was paid the highest transfer fee for that year. But it was Weymouth where his career started, and he…
Havant defeat was game of ‘blood and thunder’
TERRAS boss Mark Molesley said Wednesday night’s league match against Havant & Waterlooville was more akin to a “blood and thunder cup tie.” Weymouth suffered their first defeat since they hosted Havant on New Year’s Day, and Molesley said it was an entertaining clash. He said: “I thought it was quite exciting for the neutral….
