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MARK Molesley has signed an extended deal with Weymouth as the Terras moved closer to securing an Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division play-off spot after defeating Gosport Borough 5-0. The development, which will see him stay for the next season, also sees now former assistant-manager Paul Maitland become a director of football, while Tom Prodomo steps…
WEYMOUTH manager Mark Molesley is expecting a rejuvenated Gosport as he prepares the Terras for today’s home encounter in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division (3pm). Gosport have seen a hectic past month with manager Alex Pike leaving and being replaced by acting first team managers Rowan Vine, Louis Bell and Jay Keating. The Boro have…
Match Preview As Weymouth play hosts to bottom of the table Gosport Borough on Monday afternoon, both of these sides will feel that they need the points for different reasons. Weymouth still sit in third place in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier League table and Mark Molesley’s promotion hopefuls only need 4 more points to be…
We spoke to Club Captain, Ashley Wells for our latest theterras.com player interview. Ash is currently the longest serving Terras player and was a keen supporter of the club growing up. theterras.com: What do you think of this seasons squad compared to previous seasons? Ashley Wells: It’s the best dressing room I’ve ever been part of….
WEYMOUTH manager Mark Molesley was full of praise for Ben Thomson after his efforts helped Weymouth stride to a 1-0 win over fellow play-off contenders Slough Town. Thomson played a starring role as on Tuesday Weymouth beat Slough and helped create the goal in the first minute of the second half that Calvin Brooks fired…
TheTerras.com caught up with Abdulai Baggie after Weymouth impressive victories against Chesham United and Slough Town. theterras.com: Who is the greatest player you have played with/against? Abdulai Baggie: I would say the greatest player I have played with would be Glyfi Sigurdsson. Coming through the Academy at Reading FC. theterras.com: Wow! Even back then could…