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BOBBY’S TERRAS PULL OFF SURVIVAL

BOBBY’S TERRAS

By John McNicoll

DOVER ATHLETIC 0

WEYMOUTH 2
Ash 21, Rose 30

PARTY STARTERS: Weymouth players celebrate with fans

WEYMOUTH boss Bobby Wilkinson hailed the Terras’ fans for ‘driving them on’ to secure safety after completing a remarkable last-day survival bid at Dover yesterday.
Goals from Brad Ash and Ahkeem Rose kept Wilkinson’s side up at the Crabble on a dramatic final day of the campaign.
The home side also retained their National League South status for another season by virtue of Dulwich Hamlet’s 1-0 home defeat against Chippenham To...

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