The Weymouth FC Supporters Association’s newsletter for April 2019 is now available, please find the download link below.
Previous issues can be found at the links below:

The Weymouth FC Supporters Association’s newsletter for April 2019 is now available, please find the download link below.
Previous issues can be found at the links below:
← Back to newsCommunity31 March 20201 min readWEYMOUTH FC’s Supporters’ Association recently presented two pictures to the Weymouth & Portland Veterans’ Hub. Founded by former soldier Andy Price, pictured right, the hub – WFCSA’s nominated good cause this season – provides vital support services to veterans as well as providing a focal point for them…
← Back to newsWFCSA6 July 20201 min readThe Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for July 2020 is available here: Terras Times July 2020 Previous editions can be found HERE. ← Previous articleDates Confirmed for The National League Play-OffsNext article →Weymouth play-offs to be shown liveMore from The TerrasMatchdayMatch Day Preview – Barnstaple Town (A)…
← Back to newsWFCSA6 February 20192 min read WEYMOUTH fans have raised £200 in memory of a Kings Langley supporter and sponsor Matt Allcock, who passed away shortly after the two sides played out a 2-2 draw in January. The Weymouth Supporters Association, on behalf of the club, collected money during the 2-1 loss to…
← Back to newsWFCSA14 June 20201 min readThe Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for June 2020 is available here: Terras Times June 2020 Previous editions can be found HERE. ← Previous articleLISTEN AGAIN: Terras Podcast – 13/06/2020Next article →Now Launching Weymouth FC WomenMore from The TerrasClub NewsClub Statement | Board of Directors Update24 Apr 2026Club…
← Back to newsWFCSA7 May 20201 min readThe Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for May 2020 is available here: Terras Times May 2020 Previous editions can be found HERE. ← Previous articleWIN: NHS Charity ShirtNext article →A lot more to come from HarfieldMore from The TerrasClub NewsClub Statement | Board of Directors Update24 Apr…
← Back to newsWFCSA26 October 20193 min readIT IS easy to get lost inside the Weymouth Football Club shop. The building might not be a labyrinth but for Terras’ fans there are mystical nods at every glance. From the self-titled ‘programme corner’ to club kits of yesteryear, there are little treasure troves packed into this,…

















