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BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT FC AUGUST the Taydal Stadium, North Road, Brightlingsea, Essex CO7 0PL Phone: 01206 304199 FIXTURES TUESDAY 7Th Affiliated To: Essex County F.A

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BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT FC AUGUST the Taydal Stadium, North Road, Brightlingsea, Essex CO7 0PL Phone: 01206 304199 FIXTURES TUESDAY 7Th Affiliated To: Essex County F.A 02 BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVESFOOTBALL CLUB Eastern Counties First Division South SATURDAY 11th AUGUST 2018 : KO 3.00pm v Wormley Rovers FC WELCOME TO THE TAYDAL STADIUM Sauka Groundworks & Civil Engineering Tel: 01206 390083 www.brightlingsearegentfc.com BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES A BRIEF HISTORY Brightlingsea Regent, 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, having success in the Border League Division 1 and cup. In 2009/2010 new Management team James Webster and Mark Gridley guided Regent to a 4th place finish and followed up the following season in 2010/2011 by winning the Kent Blaxill Premier Border League in a superb season by playing 34, winning 31, drawing 2 and losing just 1 game. In season 2011-12, James Webster added Tom Rothery to the Management team in September and they finished their first season back at step 6 with a creditable 5th place finish. They also reached the quarter-final of the Essex Senior Cup before losing to League 2 side Dagenham & Redbridge. The 2012-13 season was successful for many reasons. Firstly a FA Vase cup run, which was the longest in the club’s history before bowing out in round 3 (last 64). The club gained promotion back to step 5 and the Premier Division with a third place finish which included a 22 game unbeaten run during the season. In the final game of the season the team won the First Division KO Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Gt Yarmouth. The 2013-14 season in the Eastern Counties Premier Division again proved to be successful for Brightlingsea; gaining promotion after finishing Runners-up to Hadleigh Utd, losing out on the final day by goal difference. The club also reached the last 16 of the FA Vase and in doing so again created history. The 2016-17 season saw Brightlingsea Regent crowned as champions of the Isthmian North Division, notching up an impressive 103 points and finishing 12 points ahead of their closest rivals, ensuring an historic promotion to the Bostik Premier League. In October 2017 long-standing manager James Webster left the club to be replaced by former assistant manager and coach Tom Rothery, who maintained the R’s first team standing at Step 3 in the Bostik Premier League. The 2018/19 season sees the Brightlingsea Regent Reserves playing their first season in the newly- formed Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Division One South at step 6 in the football pyramid, under the management of Lee Clark, his assistant Glen Last and Head Coach Adam Munn. Honours 1988-1989 Essex Senior League Champions 1989-1990 Essex Senior League Champions 1990-1991 Eastern Counties Division 1 Runners up 2005-2006 Essex Junior Cup Runners Up 2010-2011 Essex Suffolk Border League Premier Division Champions 2011-2012 A V Lee Memorial Trophy Winners 2012-2013 First Division KO Cup Winners 2013-2014 Eastern Counties League Premier Division Runners-up 2016-2017 Isthmian League North Division Champions 2017-2018 Tolleshunt D’Arcy Memorial Cup Winners 02 www.brightlingsearegentfc.com BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES FIXTURES 2018/19 AUGUST 2018 07/08/18 19:45 H Halstead Town First Division South 0-3 L 11/08/18 15:00 H Wormley Rovers First Division South 18/08/18 15:00 A Hackney Wick First Division South 24/08/18 19:45 H Holland First Division South SEPTEMBER 2018 01/09/18 15:00 H Frenford First Division South 08/09/18 15:00 A Fire United First Division South 15/09/18 15:00 A Benfleet First Division South 18/09/18 19:45 A Coggeshall United First Division KO Cup 22/09/18 15:00 H May & Baker First Division South 25/09/18 19:45 A Little Oakley Challenge Cup 29/09/18 15:00 H Lopes Tavares First Division South OCTOBER 2018 02/10/18 19:45 A Holland First Division South 06/10/18 15:00 A Coggeshall United First Division South 13/10/18 15:00 H Newbury Forest First Division South 19/10/18 19:45 A Halstead Town First Division South 27/10/18 15:00 H White Ensign First Division South NOVEMBER 2018 03/11/18 15:00 A Harwich & Parkeston First Division South 10/11/18 15:00 H Wivenhoe Town First Division South 17/11/18 15:00 H Little Oakley First Division South 24/11/18 15:00 A Burnham Ramblers First Division South DECEMBER 2018 01/12/18 15:00 A Newbury Forest First Division South 08/12/18 15:00 H Fire United First Division South 22/12/18 15:00 H Hashtag United First Division South 29/12/18 15:00 A Braintree Town Res First Division South JANUARY 2019 05/01/19 15:00 H Hackney Wick First Division South 19/01/19 15:00 A Little Oakley First Division South 26/01/19 15:00 H Coggeshall United First Division South FEBRUARY 2019 02/02/19 15:00 A White Ensign First Division South 09/02/19 15:00 A Lopes Tavares First Division South 16/02/19 15:00 H Benfleet First Division South 23/02/19 15:00 A Wivenhoe Town First Division South MARCH 2019 02/03/19 15:00 A Wormley Rovers First Division South 16/03/19 15:00 A Frenford First Division South 23/03/19 15:00 H Burnham Ramblers First Division South APRIL 2019 06/04/19 15:00 H Harwich & Parkeston First Division South 20/04/19 15:00 A Hashtag United First Division South 22/04/19 15:00 H Braintree Town Res First Division South 27/04/19 15:00 A May & Baker First Division South www.brightlingsearegentfc.com 03 ProudProud to t osponsor Sponsor Thurlow Nunn League EASTERN COUNTIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE The largest family owned Vauxhall dealer group, trusted for over 140 years • 12 dealerships across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire • All used cars come with 12 months warranty • All new cars come with 36 months warranty • We offer a price guarantee with our cars price checked daily • Exclusive football league offers available for new and used car sales, service and your MOT requirements 140 for all your Vauxhall needs visit... YEARS www.thurlownunn.co.uk TRUSTED SINCE 1875 Official Government Test Environmental Data. Fuel consumption figures mpg (litres/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km). Vauxhall range: Urban: 12.7 (22.3) - 83.1 (3.4), Extra-urban: 23.3 (12.1) - 94.2 (3.0), Combined: 17.9 (15.8) - 91.1 # (3.1). CO2 emissions: 373 - 82g/km. BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT RESERVES PEN PICS 2018/19 Lee Clark - Manager Dillon O’Connor – Goalkeeper “Excited to start this new chapter with the club. After spells Sponsored By: AVAILABLE at Gas Rec, Alresford and Wivenhoe Town I couldn’t let this Dillon spend most of last season with the first team gaining opportunity go! A chance to bridge the gap between youth valuable experience, at just 17, he featured for our Under 18’s. and adult football while playing at step 6 level! A chance He was awarded by First Team Manager Tom Rothery as Club to allow lads not quite ready for the demands of Step 3 to Man of the Year as he showed great attitude willing to learn and be brought into the family and fine-tuned, tested, ready to improve, Dillon will only get better in years to come. battle for a place at the top table! I hope you’ll see that we have some very exciting talent amongst us as we push the Jack Higgleton – Defender lads to improve themselves and the club while competing Sponsored By: AVAILABLE in what is going to be an interesting league. We have a Previous Clubs: Brookland Boys, Wivenhoe Town young team who work hard and press from the front! We are Jack is a young and gifted Centre back who likes to play, he has looking forward to the test and hope you enjoy watching the good positional awareness and likes a tackle too. Jack has had story unfold with us! Your support is very much appreciated!” small tastes with the first team over pre-season and will be looking to develop his football over the course of the season. Glen Last – Assistant Manager Sponsored By: AVAILABLE Robert Macdonald – Defender Previous Clubs: Lawford Lads, Taydal FC, St Johns FC Sponsored By: AVAILABLE Glen joins Lee in making the step up into senior football Rob was part of Sam Day’s Reserve side in the Essex & Suffolk management. Glen is the organiser who likes to get stuck in and Border League last season, he is an energetic left back who can involved. Keen to develop his football knowledge and up for the put the ball down and play and will equally do his best to get up challenge of what the season will bring. and down the pitch. Rob also has a fantastic moustache! Adam Munn – Head Coach Tyler Smith - Defender Sponsored By: AVAILABLE Sponsored By: Shelping.com Previous Clubs: Clapton, Bowers & Pitsea, Hullbridge Sports, Previous Clubs: Stanway Rovers, Brantham Athletic U18’s, FC Burnham Ramblers, Wivenhoe Town Clacton Adam arrives this year alongside Lee & Glen, Adam is a UEFA Tyler spend much of last season on loan at FC Clacton, he ‘B’ Licence who also coaches at West Ham United at Youth returns having gained valuable experience in senior football.
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