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Preview: Alfie Lumb The Terras travel North this Saturday to take on Chesterfield at the Technique Stadium. Confidence is high amongst Brian Stock’s side as the Terras go into this game with last Saturday’s 4-0 victory against Wealdstone still fresh in the minds of both players and manager. The result was Stock’s biggest victory that…
Weymouth Football Club Board of Directors Statement
Weymouth Football Club Board of Directors would like to express their gratitude to Josh Barton for his service and dedication to the club and its board. Unfortunately, Josh is stepping down from his role as a director of the club due to family and personal reasons. Josh led the Social Media side of the club…
Determined striker Sam Jordan aims to prove his worth
STRIKER Sam Jordan has underlined his desire to be a success with the Terras and is hoping to prove a point to his parent club while out on dual registration. The former Bradford Town striker, who scored a hat-trick for Weymouth in the Dorset Senior Cup against Verwood Town last week, has been sent out…
Committed Harrison hails new boss Hill
CHAIRMAN Martyn Harrison said Garry Hill’s appointment reafirms his financial commitment to Weymouth. The resort hotel owner insisted he never intended walking away from the Terras despite threatening to quit during a heated internet-based row less than 24 hours before Hill’s unveiling. Harrison hailed Hill and new backroom staff Kevin Hales and Gary Calder as…
Terras Firsts: Cameron Murray
John Pritchard: Who was your first footballing hero? Cameron Murray: I’m a Celtic fan so it was probably Henrik Larson and Jimmy Johnstone. Although it’s quite a fitting question really as I was also massively inspired by Billy McNeill who has sadly passed away today, that iconic image of him lifting the European cup alone…
