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       variety  of  different  football  programmes  for  the  broadcaster.  He  has  since  occasionally
       played semi-professional football for clubs in the south of England, playing one game for
       Weymouth in 2009 and signing in 2011 for Gosport Borough.
       CALLUM HART (Assistant Manager / Coach) - Began his career at Bristol City as a youth
       team player, but after being released in 2005. He was offered a trial with Bournemouth. After
       impressing  during  the  pre-season  friendlies  he  was  given  a  short-term  contract,  finding
       himself in the first team soon after. He made his debut in the First Round of the Football
       League Cup in a 4–3 penalty shoot-out win over Torquay United in August 2005, before
       being rewarded with his first start against Chesterfield. Callum’s fine displays in February
       2006  earned  him  a  call-up  to  the  Wales  under  21  side  against  Paraguay,  but  he  was
       unavailable to play as the Cherries were then experiencing an injury crisis. He was released
       in May 2007 and joined Weymouth on non-contract terms in November, but left the Terras
       the following February to join Farnborough. Callum played just 37 minutes for them during
       a 1–0 win over Banbury United before deciding to seek a professional contract elsewhere.
       He joined Bath City in October 2009 on non-contract terms, but soon left the club for Weston
       Super Mare. He re-joined Bath City prior to the start of the 2010/11 season but then moved
       on to Salisbury City in March 2011. After being dogged by injury for the closing months of
       the season, he signed non-contract terms with Salisbury ahead of the 2011/12 season, to
       prove his fitness. After some outstanding performances, he accepted a one-year deal but
       shortly after doing so suffered a serious knee injury, ruling him out for the rest of the season.
       He returned the following season, and was once again invited to prove his fitness, initially
       signing on non-contract terms before being offered a full contract after a successful pre-
       season.  The  2012/13  and  2013/14  seasons  saw  him  feature  regularly  in  the  first  team,
       starting  the  majority  of  matches,  and  he  signed  a  new  contract  ahead  of  the  2013/14
       season, but joined Sutton United on the demise of Salisbury City.
       MIKE  EASTERBROOK  (Coach)  –  Progressed  from  the  reserve  team  coach  /  assistant
       manager to first team coach in July 2020.
       CHRIS KEANE (Coach) - Joined Salisbury F.C in the summer of 2015. Previously coached
       at Manchester United, Chelsea and Southampton.
       MARK POVEY (Sports  Therapist) – Joined  in July  2020/  Mark is an  experienced  sports
       therapist in both football and rugby. In Football, he has been at Oxford City, Wealdstone &
       Hartley  Wintney  and  in  rugby;  he  has  been  at  Reading  Abbey  Ladies,  Royal  Navy  Ruby
       Union, Royal Navy Rugby Football League and Oxford University Rugby Football League.
       JASON MATTHEWS (Goalkeeper Coach) - Joined  the  Salisbury F.C in July 2022.  Jason
       started is career at Milfield’s Centre Of Excellence and then went on to Bristol Rovers on
       schoolboy terms. He was released  before he left school and went on to play for Welton
       Rovers, Paulton Rovers and Magnotsfield Town. In the summer of 1998, Jason signed for
       Salisbury City and was in the squad who played Hull City in the F.A.C 1  Round. The following
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       season, he joined Nuneaton Borough but only stayed a few months before joining Exeter
       City. In the summer of 2000, Jason went to play for Aberystwyth Town for a season before
       joining Clevedon Town. In the summer of 2002, he joined Weymouth and stayed for nearly
       five seasons. During this time he scored his first ever career goal for Weymouth, It was all
       the more remarkable as it was from his own penalty area and was the first ever goal  a
       Weymouth goalkeeper has scored from open play in the entire history of the club. In March
       2008, Jason signed for Eastleigh F.C and stayed with them until the summer of 2011 when
       he joined Bath City. Jason Left Bath City the following season and joined Dorchester Town.
       In June 2013, he returned to Weymouth F.C and was appointed player manager in December
       2013.Jason left Weymouth in the summer of 2017 and went to Chippenham Town for 3
       seasons as  player  coach  before  re  –  joining Weymouth  F.C  as goalkeeping  coach in the
       summer of 2020.
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