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Brightlingsea Regent Reserves Fc BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES FC Sauka Groundworks & Civil Engineering MATCHDAY PROGRAMME • v FRENFORD FC • 23|08|19 KO 19:45 • THURLOW NUNN DIVISION ONE SOUTH WELCOME Welcome everyone to the Taydal Stadium for this evening’s fixture against Frenford FC. We welcome the players, staff and supporters of Frenford FC, and the match officials, and hope you have a safe journey home. After a difficult 2018/19 season, we find ourselves with a chance to put right last year’s poor league position. We are looking to do this while still maintaining the player progression that we were very proud of last season. A few older, more experienced heads, gelled with the lads who gained there first year’s experience in the Thurlow Nunn last year, leaves us in a better position than where we were a year ago. The introduction of our new head coach Stuart has been a big plus and Glen, Stuart and I are looking forward to the challenge. Please get behind and support the lads as we look to enjoy the 2019/20 season. Up the R’s Lee Clark Brightlingsea Regent Reserves Manager HISTORY Brightlingsea Regent FC, previously Brightlingsea United, have completed around 100 years of competitive football. Firstly in the Border League, between 1908/1909 to 1970, when they joined The Essex Senior league for 20 years having much success, before going on to join the then Jewson League in 1990 and then back to the Border League in 2001/2002. Brightlingsea United FC and Regent Park Rangers FC amalgamated at the start of 2005/06 season to become Brightlingsea Regent Football Club. During this time the squad and club have continued to grow and develop, the first team, with a series of promotions from the Border League, currently play at Step 3 of the non-league pyramid in the Isthmian Premier league. The 2018/19 season saw the formation of a Brightlingsea Regent Reserves side, under the guidance of Manager Lee Clark, his assistant Glen Last and Head Coach Adam Munn, playing their first season of football in the newly formed Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Division One South. Adam Munn left at the end of the 2019 season and Stuart Malseed has joined the management team as Head Coach for the 2019/20 season. With a season of senior football under their belts, the Reserves are looking to continue their growth, with many of the squad looking to push for places in the First Team. BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2 ProudProud ttoo Sponsorsponsor Thurlow Nunn League EASTERN COUNTIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE Exclusive Vauxhall & Peugeot offers for Football League fans Quote ‘TN League Fans’ in your local Thurlow Nunn branch for unique offers & discounts CORSA E 12 dealerships across Brand new and used Vauxhall Over 1000 Network Q Norfolk, Suffolk, and Peugeot available as approved used vehicles Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire well as a large variety of in stock right now and Buckinghamshire non-franchise vehicles 140 @ThurlowNunn YEARS @ThurlowNunn TRUSTED SINCE 1875 www.thurlownunn.co.uk Official Government Test Environmental Data. Fuel consumption figures mpg (l/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km). Vauxhall range: Urban: 12.7 (22.3) – 74.3 (3.8), Extra-urban: 23.9 (11.8) – 91.1 (3.1), Combined: 18.0 (15.7) – 85.6 (3.3). CO2 emissions: 373 – 88g/km. The official fuel consumption in mpg (l/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km) for the PEUGEOT range: Urban 34.9 – 80.7 (8.1 – 3.5), Extra Urban 53.3 – 104.6 (4.9 – 2.9), Combined 46.3 – 94.2 (6.1 – 3.0) and CO2 136 – 95 (g/km). Figures are achieved under official EU test conditions, intended as a guide for comparative purposes only, and may not reflect actual on-the road driving conditions. FIXTURES BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES 2019-2020 AUGUST 2019 03/08/19 15:00 Harwich & Parkeston A First Division South 2-2 D Boxell (2) 06/08/19 19:45 Halstead Town H First Division South 1-5 L Sauka 09/08/19 19:45 May & Baker H First Division South 3-1 W Sauka, Dal y, Hughes 13/08/19 19:45 Burnham Ramblers A First Division South 2-1 L Adebayo 16/08/19 19:45 Wivenhoe Town A First Division South 3-0 L 23/08/19 19:45 Frenford H First Division South 31/08/19 15:00 Newbury Forest H First Division South SEPTEMBER 2019 10/09/19 19:45 Little Oakley A First Division South 14/09/19 15:00 Barkingside A First Division South 21/09/19 15:00 Burnham Ramblers H First Division South 24/09/19 19:45 Stanway Rovers H Challenge Cup 2019/20 28/09/19 15:00 Hackney Wick A First Division South OCTOBER 2019 04/10/19 19:45 Holland A First Division South 12/10/19 15:00 Wormley Rovers A First Division South 19/10/19 15:00 White Ensign H First Division South 26/10/19 15:00 Lopes Tavares A First Division South NOVEMBER 2019 02/11/19 15:00 Benfleet A First Division South 09/11/19 15:00 Hackney Wick H First Division South 19/11/19 19:45 Coggeshall United H First Division South 23/11/19 15:00 Harwich & Parkeston H First Division South 29/11/19 19:45 Leyton Athletic A First Division South DECEMBER 2019 07/12/19 15:00 Newbury Forest A First Division South 14/12/19 15:00 Lopes Tavares H First Division South 21/12/19 15:00 May & Baker A First Division South 28/12/19 15:00 Benfleet H First Division South JANUARY 2020 04/01/20 15:00 White Ensign A First Division South 10/01/20 19:45 Wivenhoe Town H First Division South 25/01/20 15:00 Little Oakley H First Division South FEBRUARY 2020 01/02/20 15:00 Fire United A First Division South 22/02/20 15:00 Barkingside H First Division South 28/02/20 19:45 Frenford A First Division South MARCH 2020 07/03/20 15:00 Wormley Rovers H First Division South 20/03/20 19:45 Holland H First Division South APRIL 2020 10/04/20 19:45 Halstead Town A First Division South 13/04/20 15:00 Leyton Athletic H First Division South 17/04/20 19:45 Coggeshall United A First Division South 25/04/20 15:00 Fire United H First Division South BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 4 THE TEAM BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES 2019-2020 LUKE BANNER Goalkeeper in her memory and you can see it! 100% at all times there Sponsored by: Available is nothing this boy won’t do to win, putting his body on the Previous clubs: Halstead, FC Clacton line at all times. A real character we are sure he will be a fans Luke is an experienced goalkeeper who will bring confidence favourite at North Road. and calmness to the Regent back line. Having played in the Thurlow Premier division last year we hope he can share his BEN MCPHERSON Defender experience with the lads. Sponsored by: The Railway Tavern Previous clubs: Halstead Town GEORGE PONTA Goalkeeper Ben will play the majority of his football with the U-18s this Sponsored by: Available season but is one we expect to establish himself with the Previous clubs: Tiptree Jobserve ressies this season. At 16 years old he plays with a maturity George came into the team towards the end of last season and calmness of a seasoned defender. One to watch, left after working with goalkeeper coach John Albon and back Ben has a big future ahead of him at Regent. performed well. Very brave, he gives his all in training and in a game. His commitment is second to none. ALEX TAYLOR Defender Sponsored by: Available LEWIS HARGREAVES Defender Previous clubs: Heybridge swifts, Stanway Rovers Sponsored by: Available Currently on loan to CF Magaluf Alex will join up with us again Last years managers player, Lewis is fast, strong, a superb in September. Having played for the first team at the start of footballer. He has huge potential and flirted with the first team last season, Slabhead came to the reserves and established last year. He has a fantastic attitude and is well supported by himself as the rock at the back. An excellent defender with his attractive mother. an impressive scoring record, Alex has it all. Well liked by the lads, we are looking forward to Slabhead coming home. LEWIS MOUNTENEY Defender Sponsored by: Available CORY WILLINGS Midfield Last years Under 18s players player Lewis steps up to the Sponsored by: Available reserve side looking to cement a place in the team. A quiet Previous clubs: Long Melford lad Lewis does his talking on the pitch. A good passer of 17 year old Cory joins the club having worked with Stuart at the ball and strong in the tackle Lewis has the potential for Melford res. An exciting prospect, Cory looks to establish and another successful season with the club. test himself at step 6. Tracked by a number of clubs, we are very pleased to have secured Cory and look to develop his JACK HIGGLETON Defender skills further at Brightlingsea. Sponsored by: Available Previous clubs: Brookland Boys, Wivenhoe Town KIERAN RADFORD Midfield 2018/19 supporters player of the season Jack will again lead Sponsored by: Brightlingsea Regent Youth the team into the new season. Gives 100% every game and Previous clubs: Gas Recreation has a lovely left foot. Last year Jack established himself at the Academy player of the year 2018 Radders decided to gain club and this year we will look for him to push on again and some experience in the Essex and Suffolk border league try and break into the first team.
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