MARK MOLESLEY says he has ‘no regrets’ about the decisions he has taken in his managerial career on returning to Weymouth this week after three-and-ahalf years away.
The 43-year-old managed Southend United, Aldershot Town, Gosport and Hayes & Yeading before returning to where it all started for a second spell at the Bob Lucas Stadium.
He was warmly welcomed back by Weymouth fans, who have seen their side stabilise in National League South this season and insists he has no qualms about the path he has taken since leading the club to back-to-back promotions.
“I’ve had a couple of really tough scenarios but I never whinge or make excuses. I’ve had some real tough times. Now I want to be somewhere on my terms, that’s clear in my mind,” Molesley told The NLP.
“Southend was brutal but that was probably the best I’ve ever managed, a great learning curve for me. There are no regrets. I’ve had life experiences and return to Weymouth a more experienced, well-rounded manager.”
Indeed, the stage couldn’t have been bigger for Molesley’s return as a crowd of 4,712 crammed into the Bob Lucas Stadium on Bank Holiday Monday for the visit of local rivals and league leaders Yeovil Town.
But it was cut short after the game was abandoned on 75 minutes for a medical emergency after Glo
