Ashley Wells

John Pritchard: We are half way through the preseason games, how has the squad looked so far? Ashley Wells: Yeah all the boys have come back in good shape apart from Thommo, he always comes back heavy so you know he enjoys his time off. The intensity of training and the standard is very good…

ASHLEY Wells described his decision to stay at Weymouth as a no brainer, after it was announced he has extended his stay with the Terras on Wednesday. Wells, who has been with the club for seven years and is club captain, also spoke of the ‘great feeling’ of being able to put the club back…

Club Captain, Ashley Wells speaks to Terras Director Josh Barton as he goes into his 9th season at the club! Josh Barton: Ash, you are going into your 9th season at your hometown club. How are you feeling? Ashley Wells: I’m over the moon to have been at this club for such a long time….

ASHLEY Wells has committed to Weymouth for the forthcoming 2019/20 National League South season. Speaking to Echosport, Director of Football Paul Maitland praised him as ‘Mr Weymouth’, and said that he did not think the fans would have forgiven them if Weymouth had not kept Wells at the club. The club captain celebrated his 300th…

Weymouth Football Club is delighted to announce that club captain Ashley Wells will be remaining with the Terras for the 2019/20 season after our promotion to the National League South. Wells, a firm fans favourite has made over 300 appearances for the club and will play in his 9th season for Weymouth. He made 35…

John Pritchard: On a personal note, how has the season been for you? Ashley Wells: It’s been a tough season for me as my playing time has been limited, but that’s what you have to accept when playing in a team going for trophies. As a player you want to play as much as you…

John Pritchard: You’ve been at the club for along time now and have been through ups and downs, now the club is on a major up and the best it’s been for a while, what’s it like being in that environment? Ashley Wells: It’s brilliant! You can sense the buzz as soon as you walk…

John Pritchard: Can you remember your first memory of playing football? Ashley Wells: When I was younger I always wanted to be a goalkeeper. Think that was mainly due to having an older brother that just wanted to leather balls at me. The first memory of playing for a team was my school team I…

ASHLEY Wells says that reaching 300 games for Weymouth is “a big honour” which he achieved when he came on a substitute during the 3-2 win at Hendon. Wells replaced Yemi Odubade in the 87th minute to reach the milestone for the club that he grew up watching and supporting. Wells said: “It is a…