The Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for July 2020 is available here: Terras Times July 2020
Previous editions can be found HERE.

The Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for July 2020 is available here: Terras Times July 2020
Previous editions can be found HERE.
← Back to newsFirst Team26 March 20053 min readSKIPPER Matt Bound insists he is unfazed over this season’s managerial merry-go-round at the Wessex Stadium. The big defender has seen previous bosses Steve Claridge and Steve Johnson both sacked during a hit-and-miss Conference South season. Now Garry Hill is the next manager trying to bring the…
← Back to newsCommercial4 July 20231 min readWeymouth FC Ltd would like to welcome Peter Marsden Property Finance Ltd as our newfront of away shirt sponsor for the 2023-2024 season. Paul Maitland Weymouth FC Ltd Chairman commented. “We are extremely pleased to welcome Peter Marsden Property Finance Ltd to the Club as one of our…
← Back to newsFirst Team19 June 20182 min readWeymouth FC Manager Mark Molesley and Director of Football Paul Maitland visited Chickerell Primary Academy on Monday for a Q&A with a group of Year 6 pupils. The pupils asked a wide variety of questions and they treated Mark and Paul to a showcase of their talents…
← Back to newsMatchday4 February 20201 min readTERRAS boss Mark Molesley is looking forward to another entertaining clash with fellow high-flyers Havant and Waterlooville tomorrow night (7.45pm). The Hawks were the last side to beat Weymouth,but the Terras have gone on a six-game unbeaten run since that 1-0 defeat on New Year’s Day. Weymouth are…
← Back to newsMatchday23 November 20202 min readWEYMOUTH boss Brian Stock admitted it would “make sense” to extend the Vanarama National League season into June. With the collapse of Macclesfield Town, the Terras are due to finish their season one week earlier than their rivals – at Notts County on Saturday, May 22. However, Stock’s…
← Back to newsFirst Team11 January 20212 min readWEYMOUTH are looking into providing accommodation for potential new players from further afield. Should the Terras firm up their plans, the move would edge Brian Stock’s side closer to the full-time environment adopted by the majority of their Vanarama National League rivals. Part-time Weymouth are already planning…

















