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Bere Regis Adult Football Fixtures for March 2010 |
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Date |
Competition |
Home Team |
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Away Team |
Kick off |
Referee |
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Sat 6 March |
Div 1 |
Bere Regis |
vs. |
Poundbury Rovers |
3pm |
A King |
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Sun 7 March |
Div 2 |
Harrys Sports Bar |
vs. |
Bere Regis |
10:30am |
S Nash |
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Sat 13 March |
Div 1 |
Cranborne |
vs. |
Bere Regis |
3pm |
G Bird |
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Sun 14 March |
Div 2 |
Bere Regis |
vs. |
Upton |
10:30am |
S Nash |
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Sat 20 March |
Div 1 |
Bere Regis |
vs. |
Stalbridge |
3pm |
A Baker |
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Sun 21 March |
League Cup |
Bere Regis |
vs. |
Upton Working Mens Club |
10:30am |
P Hoffman |
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Sat 27 March |
Div 1 |
Bere Regis |
vs. |
Lytchett RT |
3pm |
M Bailey |
This game was a complete reversal of the drab 0-0 draw earlier on in the season when these two teams met, and when both defences stood firm. It was an entertaining game for the neutral, but not for any goalkeeping or defensive coaches that may have been present. Fortunately for Russ Hewitts hairline, he wore a cap.
Bere fell behind when Alex ‘coco’ Moorse attempted to punt the ball up field only for it to hit a Chickerell player, fly over his head and nestle in the back of the Bere net. Much to Beres credit, they responded immediately when Graeme ‘pirouette’ Rose was upended in the box and Dan ‘the slightly happier Gooner’ Watts coolly finished from the penalty spot. Beres second goal was scored from an indirect free kick taken by ‘evening all’ Hewitt, but if anyone from DCFA is reading this, Graeme Rose got the final touch before the ball crossed the line. ‘Evening All’ Hewitt then got his second when a Chickerell player kindly passed him the ball inside the six yard box for him to side foot home. 3-1 at half time.
The second half was a complete reversal of the first. Defensive lapses allowed Chickerell to pull one back and for their third goal see Chickerells first goal but replace punt with throw! Shamus Cope then graced us with a bit of his magic as he swivelled and unleashed an unstoppable half volley home from an acute angle, to give Bere the lead once more. But another defensive blunder allowed Chickerell to draw level at 4-4, with only minutes to go. However, Beres character and determination showed through, when Pete ‘super sub’ Macklin battled hard and beat three players in the middle of the park, before releasing Graeme ‘will he hit the target’ Rose down the left, who answered the question with a banana or aplomb as he rifled a shot into the bottom left hand corner to give Bere the points and take them into 2nd place in the league.
P.S can Yung Natt Scotts fan club please come to watch him next week.
Bere Regis made it nine games without defeat with an odd goal in five
win against their visitors from Mere Town to stay in third spot in
Dorset division 1. However, it wasn’t without a scare and as the
saying goes, it was a game of two halves.
With a lack of defensive organisation and a couple of errors, Bere found themselves 0-2 down after the first half and it must have been a long walk back to the changing room for the players as they knew that a Russ Hewitt rocket awaited them. But yet again, a few well-directed words and the hairdryer treatment worked, so much so that the numerous building contractors working on the new Bere Regis Sports Club project doubled their work rate as well.
In the second half, Bere managed to get the ball to the drier wide areas of the rec, and an officer Hewitt cross, enabled Jon ‘terry’ Sanders to ghost in and side foot home at the back post to make it 1-2. Graeme ‘triple salco’ Rose then got upended by the Mere goalie in the box, and unlike the previous week the goalie knew what was coming and left the pitch before the ref had got the card out of his pocket. With the penalty voodoo hanging over his head, Dan ‘the sad gooner’ Watts emphatically dispatched the resulting penalty into the roof of the net. 2-2. Bere were now in the ascendancy, and once again Graeme ‘triple salco’ Rose got upended in the box, and Dan Watts dispatched the penalty (and hopefully the voodoo) by coolly sliding the ball home from the spot to make it 3-2.
And that’s the way it stayed, with greater resolve and
character being showed in the second half. The R4 interior man of the
match award went to Dan Watts, and as Ollie Waight recipient of the Ian
Michie tree care man of the match award said after the game ‘
sometimes you’ve got to win like Adam Moss, -ugly!’
In these somewhat picturesque settings for a top of the table clash, a
draw means that not a lot changes at the top of Dorset division 1 with
Bere dropping to 3rd place on goal difference, but they were unhappy
and unfortunate not to win.
Bere went 1-0 down early on in the game, following a defensive mix
up when Al Moorse went rushing off his line as if his fire brigade
pager had gone off, whilst the ball went from whence he came. Bere were
then justly awarded a penalty when G’ dog Rose was deliberately
brought down in the box by the opposition goalkeeper who despite being
the last man went unpunished! To make matters worse, the keeper then
made a good save from Dan Watts penalty as the penalty voodoo
continues. However, minutes later, Nat Scott who was celebrating his
14th birthday, received the ball from a throw in, dipped his ever
broadening shoulders and let rip with the ball flying into the top
corner to make the score 1-1 at half time.
Following a very pleasant cup of tea at half time, provided by the ladies of Kingston Lacy WI, Bere took the lead early in the second half when G’ dog Rose chased what seemed a lost cause before crossing the ball that was then deflected into his own net by a Lacy player. 1-2. Unfortunately Jon’ terry captain for the day’ Cleall received a nasty knock in the warm up which he then aggravated during the game and had to be replaced. Whilst still reorganising the back four, Lacy scored a scrappy goal to make the score 2-2. following a quick free kick taken by Nick ‘Lightning’ White, Shamus Cope hit the post before Puff diddy Macklin does what he does best and tapped the ball into any empty net 2-3. However, there was more drama still to come, as G dog Rose was sent off for what seemed a very innocuous foul before Lacy scored another scrappy goal to make the score 3-3. Right at the death, running out of puff diddy Macklin missed a golden opportunity to win the game for Bere and the score remained 3-3.
The R4 creative interiors man of the match went to Matty Elford,
whilst the Ian Michie tree care man of the match went to Shamus Cope
Bere made it seven (yes 7) wins on the trot, to move up to second in the table, but it’s just as well that there is a half time break, in a game of football.
Bere took to the pitch and completely outclassed their opponents for the first twenty minutes with Graeme ‘G’dog’ Rose netting his first within minutes of the kick off, before being upended in the penalty box (that’s if a 15 stone man can be upended) to give Bere a penalty. Dan ‘the sad gooner’ Watts coolly slotted home the penalty, dispatching the ghosts of the previous week. However, at 2-0 up after only 10 minutes, Bere thought that they had done enough to win the game, and their complacency and lack of discipline came back to haunt them. Cranbourne rallied with two goals of their own to make the score 2-2 at half time.
It’s lucky that the changing rooms at the rec are not within hearing distance of the crowd, but what was said at half time by Russ Hiddink, appeared to work wonders. Within minutes of the restart, Bere had gone 5-2 up with G’dog Rose completing his hat-trick and captain marvellous Jon ‘Terry’ Sanders opening up his diminutive figure to slice one past the keeper. Shamus Cope was introduced and started spraying balls around the park for fun, providing two assists to enable G’dog to take his tally to five (5) for the day, whilst deservedly bagging one of his own. With three of the Bere back four waving their arms in the air, appealing for an offside decision, Cranbourne managed to pull one back making the final score; Bere Regis FC 8 Cranbourne 3.
The Ian Michie treecare Man of the match award went to Graeme ‘Malcolm Macdonald’ Rose for his haul of 5. However, for all of those true connoisseurs of football, the R4 creative interior man of the match award went to Nat ‘Yung’ Scott for a sublime midfield performance, whilst being watched by a proud mum and an ever increasing in numbers, Oram entourage!
A spirited second half performance saw Bere extend their winning streak to 5 games on the run that lifts Bere to a creditable 3rd spot in Dorset Division 1. However, it wasn’t without a few worrying moments.
On a cold and frosty afternoon, Bere appeared to be very slow out of the starting blocks and within minutes of the kick off, Poundbury took the lead when slack marking from a corner allowed a free header on goal from 6 yards that he was duly dispatched beyond Al Moorse. Bere created very few chances in which for them, was a lack lustre first half display. The only clear-cut chance came when Kelvin ‘tripped over my shoelaces’ Cox, did just that and a penalty was awarded. Dan Watts the fuss, obviously feeling it was a harsh penalty decision did the sporting thing and put the ball wide, narrowly missing visitors to maiden castle.
A few eloquent words at half time from Russ ferguson Hewitt (their were no hairdryers handy) resulted in a much better and spirited display by Bere in the second half. Kelvin ‘I spotted the keeper off his line’ Cox placed a delightful chip from way out on the touchline over the keeper to draw Bere level. Minutes later, a slick passing Bere move down the left flank, involving Michie, Cleall, Merritt, Hewitt and Watts resulted in a delightful cross from Wattsy which Shamus Cope met emphatically with his head, and the ball flew into the net to give Bere the lead. With more discipline than in previous weeks (but still room for improvement) Bere contained Poundbury and still created a number of chances to increase their lead, but at the final whistle, the score remained Poundbury 1 BRFC 2
The R4 interiors man of the match award was a closely run thing, between the central midfield partners of Nat ’yung’ Scott (who was booked early on for a teenage temper tantrum but whose game dramatically improved once his father turned up to watch) but was eventually awarded to Jon ‘Terry’ Sanders (your girlfriends not safe when he’s about) who worked tirelessly in midfield and for once led by example.
The mighty Bere continued
their impressive run, with their 4th league win on the bounce against
rivals Balti house, but it wasn’t without a scare.
Bere continued where they left off in previous weeks, with some impressive, simple two touch football, that left the Balti boys chasing their tails for the first 20 minutes and resulted in Bere scoring twice. Graham ‘the future is bright, the future is’ Rosey and Dan Watts the fuss netted the goals in what was a bright start for the Bere.
However, complacency appeared to creep in and some slack defending from a long ball enabled Balti to pull one back. The score remained 2-1 until half time, when Matty Elford was replaced due to an ongoing split nail injury, but was ably replaced by Olly Waight who has been out with a serious injury for a number of months.
After the break Bere increased their lead with another Graeme Rose goal. However Balti again managed to pull one back, and a harshly awarded penalty enabled them to draw level. Some astute substitutions by Rus Huddink led to Bere once again dominating the last 15 minutes and they duly scored when Dan Watts once again found the back of the net to give Bere the lead. For the remainder of the game it was all one way traffic and Bere had a hatful of chances to increase their lead but they all went high or wide but Bere managed to retain their advantage until the final whistle and won 4-3.
Welcome back. Following an extended Christmas break and a confidence boosting win over the somewhat weakened Bere Regis Legends on Boxing day, Bere Regis started 2010 with a win over their rivals from Weymouth.
Bere played arguably their best football for a number of years, using their brains and the wings to create a number of goal scoring opportunities during the first half. Graeme ‘score 1 miss 2’ Rose latched onto a through ball before dispatching a left foot drive beyond the keeper to give Bere the lead 1-0. Whilst the opposition resorted to petty fouls and arguing with the ref, Bere for once kept their heads and let their football do the talking, however the score remained 1-0 until half time.
Minutes into the second half, a sublime free kick by Dan ‘Watts the fuss’ Watts, from 20+ yards out which went up and over the wall and clipped the post on its way in, doubled Beres lead. Once again the opposition, resorted to general unsporting behaviour, and managed to pull a goal back, but Bere kept their heads without lowering themselves to their opponents level. Following an interesting warm up, Russ Ferguson used all of his substitutes to keep the momentum going. This paid off when, Graeme Rose unselfishly squared the ball for P diddy Macklin to roll the ball into an empty net, before Shamus Cope calmly converted a delightful through ball from Jonny Sanders to make the score 4-1. The ‘Ian Michie treecare’ man of the match award went to Kelvin ‘Tevez’ Cox for his unfloundering work rate up and down the wing.
At this
time of year and unfortunately for BRFC, the cup runneth over!
Expectations
were high that Bere could continue their excellent cup run and there
was little space in the main stand, due to ex Bere legends Scat Allen
and Pete Macklin taking up most of it.
The first half was full of endevour by both teams, with the only real chances a rasping drive by Stuarrt ‘Toblerone’ Merritt whilst at the other end Al Moorse kept the scoreline at 0-0 when he stood up well to the onrushing Ferndown striker.
Unfortunately, Bere were forced to make changes at half time and coupled with defensive slip ups and Bere chasing the game, their Bournemouth division 1 visitors took full advantage and now go through to the next round.
In front of a less than capacity crowd at the rec, Bere produced possibly their best display of the season and fully deserved their win in this local derby, and in a game in which Bere scored all seven goals.
Bere started on the front foot, passing the ball around and making Corfe chase shadows, and following a number of missed opportunities by his team mates, Sean Cope coolly slid the ball past the keeper, to give Bere the lead. The lead was doubled when a wonder strike from Shane ‘Krupkie’ Hewitt hit the stanchion at the back of the Corfe net from the angle of the penalty box and at least 25 yards out. From their only chance of the half, Corfe duly scored from a free kick on the edge of the box which hit the bar before going in off the back of Al Moorse for an own goal. Despite dominating the first half, Bere found themselves only 2-1 up at half time, which allowed Russ Ferguson to unleash his pearls of wisdom upon the players and it appeared that for once, they took note.
After the break, Kev ‘more positions than the Karma sutra’Cox supplied a telling cross that allowed Sean Cope to score his second, whilst Yung Nat Scotts superb cross allowed substitute Graeme Rose to head the ball past the Corfe keeper. The dominance of Bere even allowed Jonny ‘serving time at DCFA’s pleasure since October’ Sanders to make a cameo appearance. But, some slack defending from Bere’s central defenders allowed Corfe to pull one back via an Adam Moss own goal, before Shamus ‘I’ll try harder today because my son is watching’ Cope duly notched his third against his old side, giving him the match ball and the R4 creative interiors man of the match award.
Bere learnt from their previous encounter with their opponents less than a month ago and came away with all 3 points in a game they totally dominated, and even drew admiration from the opposition manager.
P ‘Diddy’ Macklin opened the scoring within 10 minutes as Bere raced out of the blocks and totally dominated the first twenty minutes. However sloppy defending at a corner allowed Child Okeford to draw level, before a similar scenario at the other end resulted in an own goal to give Bere the lead 2-1. Child Okeford drew level once more before still suffering from the shock of scoring with his head the previous week, Officer Dibble missed a penalty with his rusty left foot.
To freshen things substitutions were made at half time which
resulted in Bere once again placing a strangle hold on the match. Natt
‘please give generously so I can go to Tanzania’ Scott
scored his third in four games with a sweet strike to give Bere the
lead once again, before running out of Puff. ‘Diddy’
Macklin wrapped things up with his second of the match.
*NB. Congratulations to ‘Yung’ Natt Scott, who, having come
up through the BRFC academy has recently represented Dorset U18 in a
number of games. Throughout December, he will be signing autographs on
match days at home, to help raise funds for his forthcoming adventure.
In what could have been a tricky tie for Bere in blustery conditions
that have seen many a cup upset, the Regis kept their heads and showed
their ever increasing maturity and booked their place in the next round
of the cup.
Shane Hewitt opened the scoring with his trusty left foot to give the
visitors the lead. Matty Elford doubled the lead shortly afterwards,
following a flowing move down the left, which he finished with a superb
strike (unlike that of the Post office) from the edge of the box. The
typical cup goal that is needed to win any cup game, then ensued, when
the ball struck Officer Hewitt on the head as he stood on the edge of
the box, before looping over the keeper and nestling in the back of the
Wyke net to make the score 0-3 at half time.
In the second half, Bere took their foot off the gas but still controlled the game. Man of the match Adam Moss and his defensive partners in crime, made only one slip up which resulted in a penalty to Wyke that was duly converted. This was all that Wyke could muster, and at the final whistle, Bere had done enough to book their place in the last 16 and a home tie against Ferndown Town.
Déjà vu. Following another team building exercise at the rec in the morning, Bere then took to the field at Crossways in the afternoon, in what, once again, turned out to be a good game for the neutral. Alas yet again, Bere were unfortunate to loose to a team currently top of the league.
This time however, it was Bere who took the lead following a slick passing move between Merritt and officer Dibble which put Andy Curtis clear, and his perfectly flighted left foot cross, was met superbly by the head of Graeme Rose to make the score 0-1. Bere kept the momentum going and were unlucky not to score again, but a quick Crossways break led to them scoring to draw the scores level. 1-1 at half time.
Following the break, both sides had a number of opportunities to take the lead, but it was Bere who were playing the more attractive football. However, Bere carelessly gave the ball away in midfield, which led to another breakaway Crossways goal to give them the lead probably against the run of play. Try what may, Bere couldn’t find the killer touch to get them level and the final score remained Crossways 2 BRFC 1. There was no man of the match for Bere, just 14 men of the match, whose effort and commitment could not be faulted and the final result left the home fans knowing that they were once again lucky to win, and the large contingent of travelling Bere-my army wondering when lady luck was once again going to appear. Lets hope it’s soon.
A typical game of football, between two village sides, where passion was the name of the game. Those that weren’t committed, or scared of a tackle were found out. Throughout the game, Child Okeford played the long ball to four strikers, and Bere were unable to adapt and play their favoured sweeper system. From a corner, instead of putting a foot through it, Bere failed to clear their lines and Child Okeford scored a scrappy goal. Bere responded when ‘yung’ Nat Scott cut in from the right to set up top goal scorer Andy ‘sniffer’Curtis who smashed the ball home to level the scores. However, straight from the kick off, Bere gave one of Child Okefords strikers more time than a leap year, allowing him to control the ball, turn, think about his options, tie up his shoe laces, fill out his pools coupon, plan his celebrations and then deliver a rasping half volley beyond the once again stranded Al ‘the fireman’ Moorse in goal. Half time 1-2.
The less said about the half time break the better, but it would be suffice to say that Bere changing room was no place for women and children or those with of a nervous disposition. However, the wake up call appeared to work somewhat, and it was a better second half display by Bere. Despite man of the match Shane‘first arrest’Hewitt running the Child Okeford defence ragged, Bere were still unable to score. That is, until in almost an act of desperation, A D ‘Bayour’ Moore was sent into the fray. Within minutes Bere were level when ‘yung’ Nat Scott scored his second in as many weeks with a shot from the edge of the box that somehow found its way into the bottom corner of the Child Okeford goal. Despite another old veteran and workhorse Jonny ‘honestly’ Cleal being sent on to give Child Okeford some of there own medicine, Bere dominated the remainder of the match, but were still unable to score, and it remained Bere Regis 2 Child Okeford 2.
Following
a team building exercise of getting the rec up to the groundsmans
required standards in the somewhat damp morning, Bere then took to the
field on a sunny but blustery afternoon. In what turned out to be a
good game for the neutral, Bere were unfortunate to loose to a team
currently top of the league.
The visitors went ahead after only 5 minutes but Bere were quick to respond when a Nick White free kick was only parried by the Crossways keeper, allowing ‘Yung’ Nat Scott to tap in from a distant 2 yards for his first goal for the club. Crossways then went ahead when Dean Rogerson replacing the injured Alex Moorse in goal, oh never mind what he did or didn’t do, lets get on with the story with Crossways now leading 2-1. Kelvin’ the seasoned warhorse’ Cox, then went on a far to infrequent sortie forward before delivering a cross that enabled Puff diddy Macklin to calmly side foot the ball into the net from the edge of the area, to make the score 2-2. Just before half time Rean Dogerson injured himself whilst diving at the feet of an oncoming player and was replaced in goal by P.Macklin.
Following the break, both sides had a number of opportunities to take the lead, but Beres were all wide or high of the mark, whilst man of the match Macklin made a number of good saves to keep Crossways at bay. Russa Benitez used his remaining subs, looking for a spark to change the game, but like Guy Fawkes the spark didn’t appear, and having lost the ball just outside Crossways penalty area, a slick passing Crossways move led to a well taken goal to give them the lead. Try what may, Bere couldn’t find the killer touch to get them level and the final score remained BRFC 2 Crossways 3 in a thoroughly entertaining match that was enjoyed by the large crowd.
Things
are beginning to look rosy after Beres second away league win of the
season, was secured with a double strike from new signing Graeme Rose.
After the long trip north, Bere went ahead when P ‘diddy’
Macklin,
drove the ball home from the edge of the box. Mere drew level and but
for some miraculous Gordon Banks style saves by man of the match Al
‘Capone’ Moorse, Bere would have found themselves behind.
Debutant
Graeme ‘goldenballs’ Rose finished neatly to give Bere the
lead
following a flowing Bere move, before Mere equalised just before half
time. (2-2)
Adult Dorset League Div 1
Balti House 1 BRFC 0
Bere Regis slipped to their first and hopefully only defeat of the
season on a windy day at Weymouth. Bere appeared to have lost their
concentration on the mile long hike to the pitch, as they found
themselves a goal down after only a minute when no one, other than
Balti players, attacked the ball from a corner. From that point on Bere
totally dominated the game and in the windy conditions, kept the ball
on the deck and played by far the better football.
A more attacking formation in the second half, allowed Ian Michie,
Shane Hewitt and man of the match Stewy Merritt to dominate down the
left hand side of the pitch, but they were unable to deliver the killer
punch. Baltis defence kept Bere to a few clear chances, the most
notable of which fell to, Adam (I’m too tired to get back)
Moss, whose goal bound drive from six yards was superbly deflected for
a corner. Unfortunately that was the way it stayed, with Bere
having 95% of the possession but unable to score. Final score; Balti
House 1 BRFC 0
Adult Dorset League Div 1 – Kick off 3:00pm
BRFC 0 Chickerell United 0Lytchett Red Triangle 1 Bere Regis F.C 5
Scorers; A.Curtis 4 , M.ElfordTeam
sheet;
M.Elford (2)
J.Cleal
I.Michie
S.Merritt (1)
N.White
O.Waight
J.Sanders
S.Hewitt
A.Curtis (3)
M.Bennett
Subs
1. S.Cope
2. D.Morton
3. A.Moore
Unfortunately the goal appeared to go to his head, and following the start of the second half some slack defending gave LRT a number of chances, one of which they took to make the score 1-3. He was soon replaced by returnee Shamus Cope, who was the instigator of a number of chances, one of which resulted in a penalty kick to Bere. Officer ‘krupke’ Hewitt marked his return to the side by missing the resultant spot kick, whilst at the other end, Al ‘my knee’ Moorse denied Lytchett with an incredible double save from the penalty spot. Man of the match, Andy ‘fox in the box’ Curtis then bagged himself another brace to take his tally to four for the game, and having made the game safe, he was replaced to a standing ovation from the large number of travelling supporters by A.D ‘Bayor’ Moore.
Bere Regis F.C 1 Piddletrenthide 1
Scorers; M.Bennett
Team sheet;
A.Moorse
M.Elford
N.Scott
J.Cleal
I.Michie
S.Merritt (2)
N.White (3)
J.Sanders
A.Curtis (1)
M.Bennett
S.Cope
Subs
1. A.Moss
2. K.Cox
3. A.Gale
Piddletrenthide took the lead after 20 minutes and worse was to follow as the Regis were reduced to 10 men when skipper Jonny ‘no spatial awareness’ Sanders was dismissed for what appeared to be an accidental collision with an opposition player. With great resolve and commitment, Bere managed a rear guard action until half time.
After a tactical substitution at half time, Adam ‘stopper’ Moss joined the solid defensive unit of Michie, Cleal and Scott, allowing young Matty Elford to push forward. This was rewarded when he was judged to have been fouled in the box and Matty Bennett calmly stroked the ball over the line off the keepers shoulder from the resultant penalty, to make the score 1-1. What followed was a flurry of yellow cards for both teams, including one for the Bere Regis linesman, Kelvin Cox. With 10 minutes to go, Bere were reduced to 9 men when Shamus Cope who had worked tirelessly all game was sent off for what appeared to be another innocuous challenge. Bere's defence still held strong, and the whole side played with effort and commitment not seen for a number of seasons. Bere even managed to create chances to win the game, but alas it was not to be, and the score remained 1-1, but Bere still remain unbeaten in the league.
24/01/10 Red Lion Hamworthy 11 – 4 Bere Regis
17/01/10 Bere Regis 1 – 8 Stepping Stones
13/12/09 Bere Regis1 - 3 Springers Bar
06/12/09 Bere Regis 4 - 2 Railway Hotel
15/11/09 Stepping Stones 2 - 5 Bere
Regis
25/10/09 Bere Regis 3 - 0
Wallisdown Sports
18/10/09 Railway Hotel 5 - 0
Bere Regis
11/10/09 Springers Bar 3 – 2 Bere Regis
04/10/09 Bere Regis 2 – 1 Morden
27/09/09 Waterloo 0 - 4 Bere Regis
20/09/09 Bere Regis 2 - 7 Red Lion Hamworthy
13/09/09 Upton FC 5 - 1 Bere Regis
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