The Weymouth FC Supporters Association’s newsletter for September 2017 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 September 2017 is now available, please find the download link below.
Previous issues can be found at the links below:
← Back to newsWFCSA12 December 20171 min readThe Weymouth FC Supporters Association’s newsletter for November 2017 is now available, please find the download link below. November 2017 Previous issues can be found at the links below: October 2017 September 2017 August 2017 May 2017 April 2017 March 2017 February 2017 January 2017 December 2016 November…
← Back to newsWFCSA19 December 20181 min readWe will be holding our final quiz night of 2018 on Friday 21st December ahead of our scheduled home game against Harrow Borough. We will be raising funds to help Weymouth FC Youth Section. Teams of up to 6 members, children are welcome as long as they are…
← 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 newsWFCSA24 September 20211 min readThe Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association Newsletter for September 2021 is available here: Terras Times September 2021 Previous editions can be found HERE. ← Previous articleOmniPay become Terras partnerNext article →PREVIEW: Barnet (A)More from The TerrasMatchdayMatch Day Preview – Barnstaple Town (A) – Match Day 1017 Oct 2026First…
← 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,…
← 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…

















