Non-League Paper

BE TERRA-FIED OF AWAKING GIANT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 February 2019

By Hugo Varley

EXCITING FUTURE: Weymouth boss Mark Molesley
PICTURE: John Rose

MARK MOLESEY reckons the ‘sleeping giant’ of Non- League football is about to awaken after eight years in the wilderness.
Since suffering backto- back relegations between 2008 and 2010, Weymouth have been treading water in the Southern League at Step 3 with the odd mini flourish all too regularly petering out with a whimper. But now, under the guidance of boss Molesley, a sense of optimism is rapidly spreading around the Bob Lucas Stadium and there are growing indications that the Dorset club may w...

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