WEYMOUTH v WOKING

3pm on Saturday 24th February 2007
Nationwide Conference

Woking travel to the south coast on Saturday to play Weymouth in the league. The Terras currently sit 11th in the table.

LAST SEASON
On July 3rd 2005 the club turned professional on a full time basis, thus becoming football's only full time side outside of the National Conference. Gary Hill took the club to the Conference South title; 8 points ahead of nearest rivals St Albans. They lost just once at home all season, but were beaten 7 times on the road. They reached the 1st round of the FA Cup before being knocked out by Nottingham Forest after a replay. Chukki Eribenne and ?our? Raph Nade both top scored with 13 each, closely followed by Matt Bound with 12.

RESULTS SO FAR
Weymouth have suffered something of a slump recently after an excellent start to Conference life at the start of the campaign. They are currently 11th in the league, having not won a game this year. Their last victory was impressive though; 2-1 at home to Exeter. Home form has been excellent, with just 3 losses at the Wessex Stadium. Form on the road is patchy, with 4 wins and 8 losses. On Saturday they lost 1-0 up at York City. Steve Bowey?s goal in injury time at the end of the match made it an even longer journey home for the Weymouth faithful.

THE WEYMOUTH SQUAD
Former boss Gary Hill bought back Raph on loan from Carlisle for the season, along with Simon Weatherstone, who signed during pre-season from Conference rivals Stevenage. Nick Crittenden is another new face this season. He was Garry Hill's first summer signing joining the Terras from rivals Aldershot Town, and has added stacks of experience to the midfield. Player-manager Jason Tindall has recently boosted his ranks by signing a trio of youngsters. Conal Platt from Bournemouth and Adam Cottrell from Millwall have both signed one month loan deals, and Danny Phillips, formerly with Charlton, has signed on non-contract basis.

THE VENUE
Wessex Stadium
Radipole Lane
Weymouth
Dorset
DT4 9XJ
Tel: 01305 785558
Fax: 01305 766658
Website: www.theterras.co.uk

OTHER THINGS YOU MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW

? admission prices: Adults ? Terrace ?13, Stand ?16, Premier Stand ?16, Concessions ? Terrace ?8, Stand ?10, Premier Stand ?11, Under 16s ? Terrace ?5, Stand ?7, Premier Stand ?8

? car parking - ?1 per car if you get there early

? food/drink - At each match there are 2 catering vans located on either side of the Main Stand. They serve a variety of burgers, hot dogs, chips, teas, coffees and much more. There are also 2 food/drink hatchs located in the ground. 1 at the back of the Southill Terrace (Babs Windsor Stand) and 1 located at the back of the Car Park end terrace. They serve teas, coffees, pies and pasties etc. There are two bars open upstairs in the Wessex lounge for supporters before, at half time and after a match, serving a range of beers, lagers and soft drinks.


Come on, you Cards!

GETTING THERE

BY COACH ? why not take it easy and go on the Supporters? Club coach? It leaves Kingfield at 11am and the cost is ?17 for members and ?21 for non-members. Ring the Club Shop (01483 772470) to book a place.

BY CAR ? Most visitors will enter Weymouth from the Dorchester direction on the A354. About 2 miles into Weymouth you will reach a Roundabout (Manor Roundabout). Take the 3rd Exit still on the A354, signed to 'Town Centre' and follow the brown signs for 'Wessex Stadium'. At the next roundabout (Chafeys Roundabout), turn right on to the B3157 (3rd exit) following the brown signs for 'Wessex Stadium'.
About half mile ahead, you will see the stadium in front of you. Take the 3rd exit at the next roundabout, then immediately left for parking and entrances to the ground.

BY TRAIN ? There is an hourly service to/from London Waterloo (approx. 2hrs 45mins journey) via Southampton run by South West Trains. Weymouth railway station is situated in King Street which is 2 miles from the Wessex Stadium, so unless you fancy a hike a bus or taxi is recommended.