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Just like the glory days – Ex-Weymouth chairman on Steve Claridge comeback

Former chairman Ian Ridley is delighted old pal Steve Claridge is leading the Weymouth revival.
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My emotional Terras return - Ian Ridley heads back to Weymouth

Former chairman Ian Ridley is delighted that his old pal Steve Claridge is leading the Weymouth revival.
Never go back, they say… Well, when it’s ‘your’ football club and no matter what it does to you, you pretty much have no choice.
That’s why I found myself driving back to the Bob Lucas Stadium to watch Weymouth play Hanwell Town in Southern Premier South with Claridge in the passenger seat last week. For both of us, there was unfinished business.
We first linked up just over 20 years ago, me as chairman of my home town team, ...

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