Chairman George Rolls took over struggling Weymouth in November

Weymouth have reappointed former manager Ian Hutchinson and assistant Andy Mason on two-year deals, three months after they were sacked.

Hutchinson left for "non-footballing reasons" after guiding them to their best results for a year but successor Jerry Gill quit after 44 days.

Terras chairman George Rolls confirmed they were approached after discussions with the Supporters Association.

He told the club website: "It shows the club is prepared to work with fans."

Last month the club, which has debts of around £900,000, secured its immediate future by entering into an official agreement with creditors.

Under the terms of the Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) just over 80% of creditors agreed to accept 9% of the monies owed to them over a five-year period, meaning the club will only repay close to £80,000.

Andy Harris had been acting as caretaker boss as Weymouth were relegated from the Blue Square South - their second relegation in a row.

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