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The National League and BT Sport are delighted to announce no fewer than 14 live matches as we gear up for the return of football in little over three weeks’ time. Following the release of the 2020-21 fixtures on Tuesday, BT Sport have confirmed their selections for the first three months of the new campaign,…
Nine weeks ago, previous Weymouth FC women’s teams were consigned to history; now a new team is preparing to make history of its very own. The reasons for starting a new team this summer was two-fold – to create a new successful senior team under the Terras family umbrella and provide a pathway to adult…
WEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock feels the Terras “dictated” the opening half of their 3-1 win over Dorchester. In his second outing as manager, Stock watched on as midfielder Jordan Ngalo put Weymouth ahead before Tom Blair equalised with a curling finish before the break. Josh McQuoid bagged a penalty after the restart and Jake McCarthy…
We are working toward our first home games with fans under the new Covid restrictions. In order to maximise our reduced capacity we will require volunteers to advise and direct people with the new entry methods, one way systems, seating and standing arrangements etc. Most volunteers will be inside the ground. Volunteers who operate outside…
Weymouth power to victory over Dorchester DORCHESTER TOWN 1 Blair 40 WEYMOUTH 3 Ngalo 10, McQuoid 65 pen, McCarthy 68 WEYMOUTH got the better of Ridgeway rivals Dorchester Town with an entertaining 3-1 pre-season friendly victory in front of a sell-out capped crowd at the Avenue Stadium. Under the gaze of 600 fans, including former…
WEYMOUTH manager Brian Stock has likened the Terras’ status as National League underdogs to his time as a player at Burnley. Stock, 38, played for Eddie Howe’s Clarets for two seasons, helping them to Premier League promotion in 2013/14 after chalking up 34 appearances. With Burnley an unfancied Championship outfit, Howe’s men claimed second place…
WEYMOUTH manager Brian Stock is confident he can repay the Terras’ “leap of faith” in appointing him to a maiden managerial role. Stock, 38, is a former Bournemouth academy coach and Wales international midfielder, but embarks on his first full-time manager’s job with Weymouth. Weymouth’s recruitment of Stock mirrors that of predecessor Mark Molesley, who…