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Rovers manager takes over at Burnham Ramblers

		There were some sad farewells on Saturday at Beacon Hill’s presentation night as John Plumb said his goodbyes to Rovers. When John took on managing the First team six years ago we’d just been relegated from the Mid-Essex Premier. His task was to get us back to that Division. He did that and then some! A 3rd place finish in 2012-13 was followed by a Division One title and County Trophy double in 13-14. Numerous cup wins kept the trophy cabinet at the Hill nicely stocked whilst he prepared his next trick: a glorious night of last ditch heroics, a 3-2 win and the Premier Championship for the first time in the Club’s history. This led to promotion to the Olympian League and a superb run from December saw the team reach 4th place and secure yet another promotion, Division Two here we come! All this success does not go unnoticed in local football circles and it was no real surprise when Ramblers approached John with a fresh challenge higher up the pyramid. All at Beacon Hill offer John all the luck in his football future and a heartfelt thank you for a job well done.

		Beacon Hill will be taking over Wembley (sort of)

Watch out for 10 of our girls team players at the Ladies FA Cup Final, Arsenal v Chelsea, Saturday 5th at 5pm, live on the BBC. They will be flag bearers, a great honour for the Club. At the Men's FA Cup Final on the 19th, Chelsea v Man U, through our high status as an FA Community Charter club we have three pairs of tickets, one pair in the Man U end and two pairs in the Chelsea end. These will be made available to Club members who put their names in the hats (either MU or Chelsea ends) for pairs of tickets, cost will be £150 per pair. It is imperitive that those who have them attend the match and do not pass them on to anyone else, the Club will be in the most serious trouble if that happens and they do make checks. To be in either or both ballots simple let your team manager or link parent know and they will pass names to me to go in the hats. Enjoy Merf

		Reserves Still in Title Hunt

Hill’s Reserves have given themselves a good chance of promotion with seven wins on the bounce before a tight 0-0 draw at Braintree&Bocking on Saturday. Three games to go, six teams in the chase for the Division 3 title, still some twists to come, it should be an exciting end to the season. Over at Harold Wood the Firsts put in a disciplined performance and came home with an excellent 3-0 win, maintaining their unbeaten 2018 run. The downside for Rovers on Saturday came with the shock news that the Veterans had lost their League Cup semi-final to Great Bentley. It was even more of a disappointment given that Hill’s old boys had led 2-0 only to concede a 3rd Bentley goal in the 89th minute. Sunday saw Beacon’s Ladies take on Hatfield Peveral and despite Hill’s best efforts the title chasing visitors ran out 4-0 winners. Sunday was also Cup semi-final day and coach Dave Dines got some restitution after his Vets defeat as his u17Boys gained a 1-1 draw in their first leg at Dunmow, second leg to come at the Hill this Sunday, 22nd 10am ko. The 15Girls couldn’t match that in their Cup QF and went out to Division One outfit Little Thurrock Dynamoes. It was a double match goalfest weekend for the u13Boys: a 6-2 defeat of Hedingham and an 8-3 win at Witham Town. The last couple of weekends has seen Rovers’ u13Girls beat Layer 4-0 and lose 0-2 at Clacton. The final action of the weekend saw a flurry of late goals for the u11s as they ran out 9-4 winners at Great Danes.

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	Beacon Hill Rovers National Lottery Bonus Ball Competition NUMBERS AVAILABLE 44 52 54 58 New Bigger Weekly Prizes Feeling lucky? Like doing the lottery but never seem to win? Can never remember your numbers? Forget to do it one week and your numbers come up? Make life simple and increase your chances of winning with Beacon Hill’s Bonus Ball Competition. It couldn’t be simpler…..£2 a week entry. You are given a Bonus ball number, those on a standing order get the same number every week. Listen out for The National Lottery Saturday Draw. Your Bonus Ball number comes up you win £50! Now the really good bit, we give back 80% of the money so on the Saturday of the Seasons Celebration Evening in June the prize is not £50 but…….. £300 and we do the same for the draw on Easter Saturday, another £300 and on the Saturday before Christmas we go really crazy and the winner on that night pockets £1500 remember that all the profits go into Club funds, this is one of our key fundraisers but we need to keep all the numbers sold. When you’ve decided you can’t resist then tell anyone from the Committee and they will direct you to Mickey Carabine or Merfyn Roberts who will help you become unfeasibly rich. NATIONAL LOTTERY CALLING...... Beacon Hill FC's Bonus Ball Lottery has two spare balls.... Numbers 9 and 39 are just waiting to drop out for you on Saturdays. You'll win £40 every Saturday then £1500 at Xmas and £300 at Easter and the Clubs Awards Night. All for a £2 a week entry! Contact Merf, Mickey, your team manager or any Committee member to organise your future winnings.

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