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CHERRIES OFFER MARK SWEET PICKINGS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

By Jon Couch
ROOKIE boss Mark Molesley reckons the feel good factor on the Dorset coast can help inspire his Weymouth side to an Evo-Stik South Premier play-off push.
Molesley’s former club AFC Bournemouth sent shockwaves through the Premier League this week, breaking the bank to sign England striker Jermain Defoe and Chelsea defender Nathan Ake for a club record £22m fee.
And Molesley –who works as a full-time youth coach at the Vitality Stadium – believes the high spirits among the football community can spread 36 miles down the coast to the Bob Lucas Stadium and l...

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