WEYMOUTH will treat tomorrow’s pre-season friendly at Slough Town (3pm) as a league away game, boss Brian Stock revealed. After the Terras’ promotion to the National League, Weymouth will face arduous trips to the likes of Altrincham, Halifax, Hartlepool and Stockport. While tomorrow’s trip to National League South side Slough is a fraction of the…
WEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock insisted the Terras’ late equaliser against Exeter City “epitomises” the fighting spirit within the squad. Calvin Brooks leapt up to score a header in the 90th minute, cancelling out an earlier strike by Exeter’s former Magpies’ striker Ben Seymour. Willingness to scrap until the final whistle was a hallmark of the…
WEYMOUTH manager Brian Stock voiced his ambition for the Terras to “work smart” in training this season ahead of their latest friendly at home against Exeter City tonight (7pm). Stock held his first training session with his inherited squad on Thursday, prior to beating Poole 4-0 in a friendly on Saturday. With Weymouth being one…
WEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock believes the Terras’ 4-0 dismissal of Poole Town was flooded with positives. Stock, overseeing his third game in eight days as manager, watched on as a flurry of goals from Andreas Robinson, Jack Hoey and Tom Whelan backed up a first-half Josh McQuoid penalty. Southampton loanee goalkeeper Jack Bycroft was untroubled…
WEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock has pledged to develop his squad from within amid tight budget constraints. The Terras host Poole Town in their fourth pre-season friendly today (3pm), with Stock having made Bournemouth defender Brennan Camp his first recruit of the summer. Stock revealed there is “room” for more new faces at the Bob Lucas…
WEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock feels the Terras “dictated” the opening half of their 3-1 win over Dorchester. In his second outing as manager, Stock watched on as midfielder Jordan Ngalo put Weymouth ahead before Tom Blair equalised with a curling finish before the break. Josh McQuoid bagged a penalty after the restart and Jake McCarthy…
WEYMOUTH manager Brian Stock has likened the Terras’ status as National League underdogs to his time as a player at Burnley. Stock, 38, played for Eddie Howe’s Clarets for two seasons, helping them to Premier League promotion in 2013/14 after chalking up 34 appearances. With Burnley an unfancied Championship outfit, Howe’s men claimed second place…
