And so with some slick organisation and a professional mailshot, Weymouth FC announced its pricing policy for season 2007/08.

There are of course a number of winners, especially with the early payment options with the main losers being those who attend matches infrequently (due to the increase in gate price for terracing) and the OAPS.

I am only the first of those and whilst I shouldn't let myself get drawn in by comments on the message board and react. I do very much object to being called a "casual" supporter because I don't attend every fixture at the Wessex.

Thin and thin I have stuck with this football club and I will be the judge of my level of support and loyalty. Supporting your club is about more than just how many times you make the turnstile click...

Ok rant over. On to the positives. Apart from the ticket pricing, and you know what if I going to do a 450 mile round trip I will stretch to the Premier Stand tariff, the club launched its new official website (which if you don't know the link you can access due south east of this post in the links section).

Theterras.co.uk has been a rollercoaster ride for whom ever has deemed themselves up to the challenge of satisfying the news hungry supporters of one of non-league footballs most demanding clubs. We all remember Paul O'Reilly and his great efforts in getting the site going. I loved the match videos and "Paolo" if you are reading, do you still have the mpegs? I have some space on here if we can arrange their uploading.

Anyone for the Craig Mansell wondergoal away at Hastings again?

After Paul on his own came his collaboration with Steve Dadd. They did well to steer the clubs internet ship through some fairly turbulent and choppy water. Water which claimed this site in its old guise.

When they had enough, in stepped Mark, who has continued to get great photos and provide loads of content.

The new site looks awesome and whilst I retain a healthy level of skepticism on matters WFC, for me this is a PR thumbs up today and I look forward to the new site getting a link to TerrasBlog on in the next 10 minutes!!

The other thing to come out of the press coverage and promotional flyers today was that a free away kit would be allocated to anone getting a season ticket and getting a friend to join up.

The picture was a bit small but, naturally, you can rely on TerrasBlog towers to get the scoop and if you didn't see my post on the forum here it is...

Are we Cov in disguise?

PS Coming soon - a brand new "Beat the Blogger" 

http://www.oleole.com/england/bluesquarepremier/weymouth/tl33z.html

Hi all, just to let you know I have had a quick change of the Ole Ole Weymouth page... let me know what you think.

Eagle eyed Terras fans will have noticed that the club debuted a new home shirt for the last match of the season against Alty the other week.

The kit, made by grass roots football shirt specialists Prostar features a pinstripe design in the clubs claret and blue colours.

After a tricky period where rumours circulated that the club was looking to change the colour of their home kit to blue, we should all be thankful for this. The kit police over at the Colours of Footaball forum have already shown their distain for the kit (link here- note you will need to be registered to view the thread) but I kind of like it. The last two home shirts have been very similar so it is nice to see something different.

Anyway, here is the photo from the Prostar blurb... Our version comes with white shorts and blue socks...

Aldershot Town winger Ryan Williams has become John Hollins' first signing of the summer joining the Terras on a one year deal.

The highly rated wide man arrives at the Wessex after an injury plagued season with the Blue Square Premier Champions.