Bere
Regis Football Club
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The mini soccer section is thriving this season with the 3 league teams: U11, U9 and U8 up and running. TheU6 development squad is also training on a weekly basis.
We are aiming to encourage a strong sense of identity which will promote respect for people and property within the Club and across the wider community.
Many thanks must go to the management teams who have got us off to a flyer, and all players and coaches pass on their many thanks to the ground staff and MOPS for providing first class match day facilities. Please feel free to come and support our blooming generations, on Sundays after church.
No Game
Weymouth Cougars
v Bere Regis
FIXTURES FOR FEBRUARY 2012
Sunday 5 February
Under 11’s (2pm Kick off)
No game
Under 9’s (11am Kick off)
Bere Regis v Weymouth FC Youth
Under 8’s (11am Kick off)
Longfleet Youth Cubs v Bere Regis
Sunday 12 February
Under 11’s (2pm Kick off)
No game
Under 9’s (11am Kick off)
Wimborne Town Youth v Bere Regis
Under 8’s (11am Kick off)
No game
Sunday 19 February
Under 11’s (2pm Kick off)
No Game
Under 9’s (11am Kick off)
Bere Regis v Wool and Winfrith
Under 8’s (11am Kick off)
No
game
Sunday 26 February
Under 11’s (2pm Kick off)
No Game
Under 9’s (11am Kick off)
Swanage Town & Herston v Bere Regis
Under 8’s (11am Kick off)
No game
The U11 Bere lads currently head their league going into the Christmas period, six points ahead of the chasing pack and with only two matches left to play (although the chasing pack have a few more games to play). Both of these games are at home at the theatre of dreams aka Bere rec. on the 8th and 15th January (2pm KO). The lads would like to see you there supporting them, as these games could decide the championship .
An excellent season so far lads, keep your feet on the ground and your heads held high.
A good response from the lads following the previous weeks result,
with some exceptional pass and move football being played by Bere.
Despite going a goal down against the run of play, Bere kept their
heads up and drew level from a fine Brad ‘Luiz’ Moss
header, before Bere with further goals from Luke Selby
‘Carrick’ Grace, Louis ‘Sturridge’ Moore, and a
further stunner by Bradley Moss cruised home. Mathew
‘Artois’ Stell was named man of the match for a steller
performance in defence and after the initial blip, the Bere defence of
Hamilton, Kent and with Miller in goal, built the foundation upon
which this win was built.
Despite a loss to a particularly well drilled and well organized
semi professional team, there was an exceptional first half display by
the Bere lads which saw them leading 1-2 at half time. Chasing the ball
and their opponents for much of the game, Bere didn’t give up and
this work rate paid off when Louis’lone striker’ Moore cut
in from the left, rounded the keeper and netted to give Bere the lead.
They say teams are at their most vulnerable when they have just scored
and this appeared to be the case as almost straight from the kick off
Poole equalized. Luke Selby Grace then followed up a shot and netted
the rebound off the keeper to give Bere the lead once again.
Bere appeared to run out of steam late in the second half and despite
some fine saves by Dan the cat Miller, Poole scored a couple of quick
goals in the latter stages to take the lead and with Bere now chasing
the game left themselves vulnerable at the back which Poole took full
advantage of.
Yet another goal fest at the rec of dream as Bere got back to
winning ways. First half goals from Mad Brad Moss, Flukey Lukey Selby
Grace and Chewy Louis Moore with only a single response from the
visitors gave Bere the lead at half time. The visitors scored
first in the second half to make it interesting, before Luke Selby
Grace grabbed his second shortly before Brad Moss did the same. Canford
then grabbed a late consolation goal, but Bere had already secured all
three points
Yes you read it correctly and a performance that had the crowd
purring and the management team of Paul ‘Dalglish’ Moss and
James Stevie Clarke’ Hamilton stating ‘Best I have seen
‘em play as a team, very proud of them all’.
5 goals from Brad ‘malcolm Macdonald’ Moss led the way,
with braces for Oscar dela Rayney and Louis ‘Mata’Moore and
singles for Luke ‘lung buster’ Selby Grace and Jacob
‘Messi’ Haunsell. Connor ‘wickam’ Mills also
opened his account for the club with a deft touch to round off the
scoring
In a hard fought match Canford took the lead, before some tactical
genius by the management saw Bere equalize through Bradley Moss.
That’s the way it stayed due to some superb reflex saves by Dan
the cat Miller, until with 5 minutes to go, a neat passing move
down the right saw Bradley Moss once again arrive on cue, to stroke the
ball home and give Bere all three points.
A lunch time kick off at the rec, provided another goalfest and some rather attractive football. A hat trick from Luigi Moore, a brace from Bradley Mario Moss and singles from Luke Sonic Selby Grace and Oscar Omochao Rayner gave Bere the win against the Sturminster martians. There were some fine performances also from Goomba Goldsack in goal, Hamma Jamma Hamilton and Koopa Troopa Kent in defence.
After a summer of the 3Rs
(rest, relaxation and reminiscing of winning the Bere 6 a sides youth
tournament), the team got off to a flying start away from
home. There were braces for Jacob Hounsell, Brad Moss and
Luke Selby Grace, whilst Oscar Rayner capped a fine display with a
finely taken goal. Morgan ‘ the cat 2’ made some
great saves in goal, whilst Josh ‘Terry’ Hamilton
scored an absolute screamer from just inside the oppositions half, to
seal the victory.
Building on the confident
display the week before, Bere went on another goal feast , with Brad
Moss netting four times , Luke Selby Grace claiming a hat trick,
and Oscar ‘juan Mata’ Rayner
once again capping a fine display with another well taken goal. Having
missed out on finding the onion bag during the previous 110 minutes of
goal fest football this season, forward Louis
‘Fernando’ Moores managed to bag his first of the
season with great assists from his team mates.
Jacob Hounsell,
Bradley Moss, Luke Selby Grass, Oscar Rayner
2 and Louis Moore 3 were the goal scorers. But it was the
defensive duties of Josh Terry Hamilton, Matt’free
summer transfer ’ Stell (best bit of business
Mossy’s done in his life!) and Ed ‘nobby
stiles’ Kent who supplied the platform on which this victory
was built. Dan the cat Miller stood tall behind them and Conner Mills
came on for an impressive debut.
Canford Heathlands High flyers 1 Bere Regis 2.
Bere went behind for the first
time this season, but lifted themselves up and came from behind to win.
On finding themselves 0-1 down, Jacob Hounsell who was full
of running all afternoon , managed to find the net to draw Bere level,
before Bradley Moss put Bere ahead with 5 minutes left to play. Some
fine saves from Dan the cat Miller ensured that Bere came away with the
points and an unblemished record so far this season. Keep up
the good football and playing as a team lads.
Another tough fixture on the back of having played the league leaders only the week before. The managers squad rotation system being optimised to keep the players as fresh as possible. On a cold and windy day despite playing some good football we were slightly unfortunate to fall behind to the homes sides first shot of the game. Despite this we continued to play our natural ‘pass and move’ game and soon equalised thanks to a calmly taken goal by Alfie ‘forever blowing bubbles’ Reeves. Just seconds before the half time whistle Weymouth re-took the lead.
In the second half as we pushed further men (well boys!) forward in search of the equalizer, sadly we began to leak a few more goals with the final score finishing 7 – 1. It was certainly not a scoreline reflective of the boys performance and for his fine ‘cat like’ and brave saves, man of the match went to Nathan ‘Rooney’ Fellows.
A slightly disappointing result in a game in which we had hoped to stop the recent run of results. We found ourselves 1 nil down to a fine long range shot by the home side which gave Nathan ‘Rooney’ Fellows little chance. We tried to find an equaliser but could not quite create clear enough chances. A further goal was added shortly before the half time whistle. As in the previous game we were caught out by 2 further goals as we went in search of goals to get us back in the game. Man of the match went to Benji ‘Basher’ Lightfoot for an excellent performance in defence. The management team are fearing the worst having been given the dreaded ‘vote of confidence’ after the recent run of results and fully understand how AVB feels!
The rot has been stopped! In a fantastic game of football, both sides played excellent football supported by a capacity crowd at the ‘theatre of dreams’. In a game in which both sides swapped the lead several times Bere Regis found themselves locked at 3 goals all thanks to goals by Nat ‘the cat’ Hobbs, Alex ‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones and Harry ‘Bonecrusher’ Green leading into the final minutes of the game. The game was entering ‘fergie time’ (referee on duty A D Mooriner) and Bere Regis scored what they thought was the winner thanks to a fantastic goal by Alex ‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones but alas straight form the restart there was still time for a last gasp equaliser to break the hearts of the home team. Man of the match went to Nat ‘the cat’ Hobbs for an all action performance in the heart of the defence.
What a win! Bere Regis displayed some of the ‘total football’ that we have been threatening in the season so far. It all came together and the scoreline could have been even more impressive. There were some fabulous goals to savour from Alex ‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones (3), Alfie ‘forever blowing bubbles’ Reeves (2), Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo (2) and Harry ‘Bonecrusher’ Green (1). Hopefully this win will restore the confidence of the team for the second half of the season and we can push on and play some quality football. Man of the match went to Alfie ‘forever blowing bubbles’ Reeves for his well taken 2 goals plus his stint between the sticks where he made some fine saves.
Although going into this game we would have hoped for a victory we
were pleased to come away with a draw in the end. Bere Regis got
off to a good start taking an early lead through Oliver ‘Suarez
Mayo’ but were soon pegged back but once again took the lead
thanks to a fine goal by Alex ‘Thunder Shot’ Knox
Jones. A late equalizer by Portland just before the half time
whistle took the wind out of Bere’s sails somewhat leading into
the second half where we soon fell behind. This led to continued
pressure by Bere Regis and a deserved equalizer and his second of the
game for Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo. We were slightly
unfortunate not to pick up all three points as the woodwork was struck
twice in the last 10 minutes of game. Man of the match went to
Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo for his tireless running capped by 2
goals.
Bere Regis came through this game with probably one of their best
performances of the season with a good all-round footballing
display. All three goals were scored by Alex ‘Thunder
Shot’ Knox Jones and was very nearly ‘the perfect
hatrick’, left foot, right foot and header, but his attempted
header just went over the bar. Man of the match went to Declan
‘Hammer’ Horwood for his fine display in the centre of
defence, with this being the first time he has been asked to play in
this position.
Bere Regis travelled to local rivals Wareham with a somewhat
depleted squad due to the half term holidays. This was a
disappointing result for the team but not for the want of the effort
which the team put in which the managers could not fault. In a
game of very few chances, Wareham took one of theirs early in the
second half and despite Bere Regis pushing very hard to equalize we
could not quite create any clear chances to turn the game around.
Man of the match went to Morgan ‘Safe Hands’ Hannam Evans
for a very commanding and assured performance in goal.
Bere Regis entertained the unbeaten league leaders and very quickly
found themselves 3 nil down midway through the first half. A goal
was clawed through Harry ‘Bonecrusher’ Green but Weymouth
Cougars quickly went up the other end of the pitch and scored a further
three to make the half time score 6 – 1. The management
team quickly went about addressing the first half performance and have
laid the blame squarely at the feet of the changing of the clocks as
well as one or two ‘on the field’ matters. Bere Regis
played far more positively and aggressively in the second half and
managed to pull a goal back which was again scored by Harry
‘Bonecrusher’ Green as well as other members of team
forcing the Weymouth keeper to produce some great saves. The
score remained at 6 – 2 until the final whistle leaving the
management team pleased with the second half performance. Man of
the match went to Harry ‘Bonecrusher’ Green for his fine
midfield display capped by two goals.
Bere Regis travelled to another of the top of table teams in good
spirits on the back of the second half performance from the previous
week. During the first half the team played some of the best
football of the season so far and were slightly unfortunate to find
themselves a goal down 10 minutes in as it was the first real effort
the home side had on goal. Bere Regis soon equalized thanks to
some good build up play and very smart and calm finish by Alfie
‘forever blowing bubbles’ Reeves and were unfortunate not
to take the lead soon after following a fine cross by Oliver
‘Suarez’ Mayo which just alluded Harry
‘Bonecrusher’ Green. Just minutes before the half
time whistle Weymouth re-took the lead 2 – 1.
Not long into the second half Weymouth scored once again and from that
point on, with Bere desperately trying to get back into the game, they
picked off gaps left at the back to add to their tally. In
between times Nathan ‘Rooney’ Fellows pulled off a number
of fine and brave saves between the sticks and quite rightly picked up
the man of the match award for his display.
For the opening game of this season the under 9’s travelled away to play Bridport Youth in Beaminster in what is the first time this Bere Regis team are playing in a ‘competitive’ league having already been playing together for the past two seasons in ‘non-competitive’ league fixtures.
In a hard fought game Bere
Regis took the lead half way through the
first half after Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo was brought
down 5 yards outside the area leading to a free kick which Alex
‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones smashed into the roof of
the net. Bere Regis continued to dominate and create numerous
chances including a chance in which Harry
‘Bonecrusher’ Green hit the post and the excellent
Bridport Youth keeper kept out numerous other shots on goal.
The second half started slightly nervously but Bere Regis soon found
their rhythm once again but left it until the last 5 minutes before
putting the travelling fans and management team out of their misery by
finally scoring their second through Oliver
‘Suarez’ Mayo to settle their nerves. In
the final two minutes Bridport Youth scored a consolation goal but Bere
Regis stood firm to get their campaign of to a winning start.
A great all-round team performance with other notable performances from
Nathan ‘Rooney’ Fellows, Declan
‘Hammer’ Horwood and Benji
‘Basher’ Lightfoot.
In our first home game of
season, despite the weather, both teams managed to play some good
football. Bere Regis were slightly unlucky not pick up all
three points as they dominated long periods of the game without
managing to put the ball in the back of the net. Man of the
match was Nat ‘the cat’ Hobbs who saved a first
half penalty and also put in a great performance in the second half in
midfield.
Despite the defeat against one
of the strongest teams in the league this was an improved performance
compared to the previous week. After going in 3 - 0 down at
half time, Bere Regis mounted a comeback at the beginning of the 2nd
half getting the score back to 3 – 2 thanks to goals from
Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo and Jack
‘Bozzy’ Bosworth. Unfortunately late in
the game Dorchester finished us off as we searched for an
equaliser. Man of the match went to Benji
‘Basher’ Lightfoot for an excellent display in the
Bere defence.
A hard fought victory against a very good visiting team in probably some of the hottest conditions the team are likely to play in. Bere were slightly fortunate to take the lead midway through the first half thanks to a goal from Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo as for long periods of the half the visiting team were creating the better chances. Bere were pegged back to 1 – 1 at the half time break.
A slight change in formation and line up in the second half saw a better second half performance with a second goal being added by Nat ‘the cat’ Hobbs and a third by Alfie ‘forever blowing bubbles’ Reeves. Man of the match went to Alex ‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones for a fine all-round display in the centre of midfield.
For the opening game of this season the under 9’s travelled away to play Bridport Youth in Beaminster in what is the first time this Bere Regis team are playing in a ‘competitive’ league having already been playing together for the past two seasons in ‘non-competitive’ league fixtures.
In a hard fought game Bere
Regis took the lead half way through the
first half after Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo was brought
down 5
yards outside the area leading to a free kick which Alex
‘thunder
shot’ Knox Jones smashed into the roof of the net.
Bere
Regis continued to dominate and create numerous chances including a
chance in which Harry ‘Bonecrusher’ Green hit the
post and
the excellent Bridport Youth keeper kept out numerous other shots on
goal.
The second half started slightly nervously but Bere Regis soon found
their rhythm once again but left it until the last 5 minutes before
putting the travelling fans and management team out of their misery by
finally scoring their second through Oliver
‘Suarez’ Mayo
to settle their nerves. In the final two minutes Bridport
Youth
scored a consolation goal but Bere Regis stood firm to get their
campaign of to a winning start.
A great all-round team
performance with other notable performances
from Nathan ‘Rooney’ Fellows, Declan
‘Hammer’
Horwood and Benji ‘Basher’ Lightfoot.
In our first home game of
season, despite the weather, both teams
managed to play some good football. Bere Regis were slightly
unlucky not pick up all three points as they dominated long periods of
the game without managing to put the ball in the back of the
net.
Man of the match was Nat ‘the cat’ Hobbs who saved
a first
half penalty and also put in a great performance in the second half in
midfield.
Despite the defeat against one
of the strongest teams in the league
this was an improved performance compared to the previous
week.
After going in 3 - 0 down at half time, Bere Regis mounted a comeback
at the beginning of the 2nd half getting the score back to 3
– 2
thanks to goals from Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo and Jack
‘Bozzy’ Bosworth. Unfortunately late in
the game
Dorchester finished us off as we searched for an equaliser.
Man
of the match went to Benji ‘Basher’ Lightfoot for
an
excellent display in the Bere defence.
A hard fought victory against a
very good visiting team in probably
some of the hottest conditions the team are likely to play
in.
Bere were slightly fortunate to take the lead midway through the first
half thanks to a goal from Oliver ‘Suarez’ Mayo as
for long
periods of the half the visiting team were creating the better
chances. Bere were pegged back to 1 – 1 at the half
time
break.
A slight change in formation and line up in the second half saw a
better second half performance with a second goal being added by Nat
‘the cat’ Hobbs and a third by Alfie
‘forever blowing
bubbles’ Reeves. Man of the match went to Alex
‘thunder shot’ Knox Jones for a fine all-round
display in
the centre of midfield.
