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TWO SPOTS OF BOTHER AS REBELS SLIP UP

TWO SPOTS

By Dill Butcher

PENALTY CALAMITY: Slough keeper Jack Turner strikes his spot kick against the bar before Andreas Robinson celebrates securing the result
PICTURE: Idris Martin

If there is to be a break in the season, Weymouth have the consolation of holding on to third place after they edged out playoff rivals Slough in front of a bumper crowd.
Terras’ boss Mark Molesley told The NLP: “Slough grew into the game as we knew they would – their threat never goes away. I felt we stood up and were strong. You’re not going to have a free ride against Slough – ...

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