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WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley was left “frustrated” after Terras picked up two more injuries in their draw against Eastbourne Borough on Saturday. With Calvin Brooks playing his first full 90 minutes since December, any hopes that the Terras’ injury list would be shortened were quickly dispelled when Jordan Ngalo went off after half an hour…
The Board of Directors at Weymouth Football Club is delighted to announce that Ryan Asman has been voted onto the Board of Directors. Ryan joins as a Non-Executive Director. Ryan has been a fan since childhood and has run the club website for over 3 years and has helped to transform our media platforms. He…
Weymouth win snatched away by controversial late goal WEYMOUTH 2 EASTBOURNE BOROUGH 2 Weymouth will be wondering how they dropped two points against a spirited Borough side who struck a controversial equaliser seconds before the final whistle through Charlie Walker who most considered was very fortunate to still be on the pitch having cleaned out…
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley, his players and the Bob Lucas faithful were raging on Saturday evening at what they perceived to be an unjust conclusion to their Vanarama National League South fixture with Eastbourne Borough – a game that ended with a number of key incidents going dramatically against the home side. Instead of celebrating…
Match Preview The Terras take on Eastbourne Borough at the Bob Lucas Stadium in the Vanarama National League South this afternoon. Weymouth will be looking to get straight back to winning ways and they will be looking forward to getting back on home turf after three consecutive away games. In those away games, the points…
WEYMOUTH manager Mark Molesley has hailed his players for being “soldiers” after coming through a harsh run of away games. The Terras face Eastbourne Borough today (3pm) in what will be their fourth game in nine days but finally get to play at home this afternoon after three road trips on the bounce. Ground to…
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….
