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Brandon Goodship re-docks at Weymouth

The 26-year-old found the net a superb 75 times in just two seasons at the Bob Lucas Stadium, helping The Terras win promotion to National League South, before signing for then League One side Southend United in 2019.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 June 2021

By Hugo Varley

BACK: Brandon Goodship has retuirned to the Terras

AFTER two years of living his dream in the Football League, Weymouth legend Brandon Goodship has come “home” and is determined to re-discover his shooting boots.
The 26-year-old found the net a superb 75 times in just two seasons at the Bob Lucas Stadium, helping The Terras win promotion to National League South, before signing for then League One side Southend United in 2019.
“This is where I feel most comfortable and have played the best football of my career,” Goodship told The NLP. “As soon as I saw there was a chance t...

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