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EDDIE Howe insists Mark Molesley deserves “full credit” for his successful start to life as a manager, after he secured his third trophy with Weymouth last week. Molesley, who combines his work with the Terras alongside a role as Cherries’ under-21s assistant boss, guided his side to Dorset Senior Cup triumph, defeating Dorchester Town 4-2…
WEYMOUTH midfielder Tom Whelan is “getting the best out of himself” at the Terras, according to boss Mark Molesley. Whelan has impressed since joining Weymouth on loan from rivals Yeovil Town, scoring his first goal in the 5-1 Vanarama National League South victory over Maidstone United. Terras’ fans voted the former Salisbury maestro, 24, as…
In our latest midweek player interview, we catch up with February Player of the Month, Tom Whelan. theterras.com: You’ve just won player of the month for February. What are your thoughts on this and do you have a message for the fans that voted? Tom Whelan: Yes. My message would be thank you! It’s always…
Weymouth Football Club is pleased to support club captains of our Weymouth Supporters Team Josh Bridle and Ryan Hanger as they fundraise for Make-A-Wish Foundation. Inspired by a local boy of three years old diagnosed with terminal cancer, the team are looking to raise £2500! The team play against Medisave FC on the 15th March…
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley believes the Terras’ record of one loss in 12 Vanarama National League South games is “quite a feat”. Molesley’s men secured a solid 0-0 draw at Bath City on Saturday, strengthening their position in the standings to third. As things stand, Weymouth would be on course for a home play-off tie,…
Weymouth Football Club can confirm that club captain Ashley Wells has joined Southern League South team Salisbury FC on Dual Registration. Wells has made 11 appearances for Weymouth this season – starting four times – the most recent being in the Dorset Senior Cup final victory over Dorchester Town. Salisbury currently sit 7th in the…
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley felt the Terras’ Vanarama National League South stalemate at Bath City may have been caused by the “business end” of the season. Chances were rare at Twerton Park, where a bumper crowd of 1,902 on Family Day watched Bath sub Ryan Brunt spurn the best opening, nodding against the post in…
Weymouth up to third after Bath stalemate BATH CITY 0 WEYMOUTH 0 WEYMOUTH collected a valuable point at Bath City as their Vanarama National League South clash ended goalless in front of a jam-packed Twerton Park crowd of 1,902. Bath came closest of either side to breaking the deadlock, substitute Ryan Brunt rattling the woodwork…
