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Mark Molesley says Weymouth’s impressive display against Taunton Town in the FA Trophy was ‘a great away performance’. Brandon Goodship opened the scoring for the Terras before Stephane Zubar put Weymouth 2-0 ahead. Josh Wakefield not only sealed the victory with the third goal, but a man of the match performance which bagged him the…
Club News | First Team | NewsWarren Feeney: We Know We’ll Be In For A Tough Game
Ahead of tomorrow’s game away to Maidstone United, we sat down with Warren Feeney,.who told us about our next steps, why our players should “enjoy” playing, and more… On the mood after last weekend’s relegation: Now everything is confirmed, all we can do is just get on with preparing for next season. We were disappointed…
Weymouth win at St Albans based on ‘hard work’
WEYMOUTH boss Mark Molesley believes “hard work” laid the foundations for a stunning 4-1 win at St Albans City amid an “energy-sapping” Vanarama National League South contest at Clarence Park. The Terras faced a lengthy journey to Hertfordshire before playing in temperatures more akin to summer on the expansive St Albans pitch. Taking all factors…
Player rotation buoys Mark Molesley
WEYMOUTH manager Mark Molesley described the Terras’ 2-0 Dorset Senior Cup quarter-final victory over Poole Town as a “worthwhile exercise”. Affectionately known as ‘El Jurassico’, the latest renewal of the rivalry between these two south coast sides was a little tamer than expected. In a game light on chances, Brett Williams converted a 20th-minute penalty…
