citytillidie72
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i see they have named ex tiverton town manager martyn rogers as the new boss. it will be a big challenge for him
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You've got to feel for Weymouth
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LammieLammieLammie
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Yes, bit it's got to be better than being the drinks carrier at whereever he is now...
Garth.Crooks
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Weymouth FC are a shambles, the way they are going they will soon be playing at 10.30am on Sunday mornings.
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Oldsmobile-88
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A good start for Martyn Rogers..A win in midweek away at Hemel Hempstead..They are off the bottom of the Southern League & the irony is that Tiverton have replaced them at the foot of the table...
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An update from the 200 percent bloggers. Not looking too good.
http://www.twohundredpercent.net/?p=11049
http://www.twohundredpercent.net/?p=11049
RHINO
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Feel sorry for Martyn Rogers who has done amazingly well since taking over as Manager
Larry
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As many of you know I am involved with Weymouth, The team are positive and have no ''heads in the sand''. Why do you feel for Martyn?
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No you're not. You're a multi. Makes stuff up. Takes quotes from the Dorset Echo and make it look like your own.
You're completely pointless.
BuffaloWFC
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TBH, it's looking like it's going tits up again.
Weymouth FC and Weymouth Wildcats (speedway) are situated next to each other. As I’ve said previously Malcolm Curtis (EX-WFC chairman) ripped the land, which the Wildcats ride on, from us.
Recently the Weymouth Wildcats speedway team went bust. This was because Malcolm Curtis locked the gates and refused to talk to them about extending their stay there.
Now, the condition on which Curtis took the land is that he'd provide us with a new stadium. But little did we know that he doesn't have to build that stadium for another 13 years!!
Now if that site isn't going to get developed for another 13 years then why would you reject the speedway paying him rent on it? After all no-one's gonna be using it?
Now with the talk of ground sharing with Dorchester goes through, Weymouth FC is finished in my opinion. Rolls seem pretty adamant that it'll work. No chance in hell.
A) Because of the land deal, if Weymouth FC "should stop using" the Wessex Stadium site then that goes to Curtis and his cronies. With the Wildcats kicked off then the writing is on the wall.
B) It is widely thought that groundsharing would lead to a merger.
But the question is whether or not we want Rolls out. Rolls has called a vote of confidence in him after the Didcot game. If he leaves there is no realistic alternative to come in and take over one of the worst businesses in football. But the "insiders" seem to think there could be someone. But if Rolls stays he could move the club up to Dorchester's ground which really could be the beginning of the end..
Weymouth FC and Weymouth Wildcats (speedway) are situated next to each other. As I’ve said previously Malcolm Curtis (EX-WFC chairman) ripped the land, which the Wildcats ride on, from us.
Recently the Weymouth Wildcats speedway team went bust. This was because Malcolm Curtis locked the gates and refused to talk to them about extending their stay there.
Now, the condition on which Curtis took the land is that he'd provide us with a new stadium. But little did we know that he doesn't have to build that stadium for another 13 years!!
Now if that site isn't going to get developed for another 13 years then why would you reject the speedway paying him rent on it? After all no-one's gonna be using it?
Now with the talk of ground sharing with Dorchester goes through, Weymouth FC is finished in my opinion. Rolls seem pretty adamant that it'll work. No chance in hell.
A) Because of the land deal, if Weymouth FC "should stop using" the Wessex Stadium site then that goes to Curtis and his cronies. With the Wildcats kicked off then the writing is on the wall.
B) It is widely thought that groundsharing would lead to a merger.
But the question is whether or not we want Rolls out. Rolls has called a vote of confidence in him after the Didcot game. If he leaves there is no realistic alternative to come in and take over one of the worst businesses in football. But the "insiders" seem to think there could be someone. But if Rolls stays he could move the club up to Dorchester's ground which really could be the beginning of the end..
plain capers
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Arn't those local biscuits called 'Dorset Knobs'. Now couldn't that be the name of the new (merged) club?
Perhaps the second word would need a different spelling
Perhaps the second word would need a different spelling
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