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MARK Molesley was delighted with a clean sheet and three points from a hard-earned, slender 1-0 victory over an experienced Welling side who appeared to become more resilient once they had been reduced to 10 men just half an hour into the game. The Terras’ boss admitted his charges had “lacked energy” in the two…
Brilliant Brett wins it for Weymouth WEYMOUTH 1 Williams 75 WELLING 0 IT TOOK a late strike from substitute Brett Williams for Weymouth to finally get over the line against a highly organised, ten-man Welling outfit, a result that slides them straight back up to seventh place in the standings after ten games. Williams finally…
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley praised midfielder Jordan Ngalo, but says it will be good for him to get a month of games, as the midfielder joined Blackfield & Langley on a one-month loan earlier this week. Blackfield & Langley, the club which Ngalo joined the Terras from, currently play in the BetVictor Southern Premier South,…
John Pritchard: I’m sure the Terras fans would like to know a bit about your history, can you tell us one of your most memorable moments in football? Lionel Ainsworth: Being at Motherwell, trying to preserve the status in the Premiership, they had never been out of it. We came up against Rangers, we had…
Preview After 2 long journeys away it’s back to “Home Sweet Home” for the Terras as it’s last seasons losing play-off finalists Welling who travel to the south coast. After 4 games without a win, Weymouth will be desperate to claim all three points to continue the good start to the season after picking up…
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley has urged the Terras to reach their highest heights ahead of a home clash with last season’s beaten Vanarama National League South play-off finalists Welling United tomorrow (3pm). Molesley is striving for a complete performance from Weymouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium having overseen four games without a win, although the…
John Pritchard: Can you tell us about your first memory of playing football? Ollie Harfield: My first memory of playing football of any sort was at home smashing everything in sight with the ball getting shouted at by my parents! JP: I think we have all been there! Following on from smashing the ball around,…