Beverley Town Football Club drew for the first time this season sharing a 0-0 with Westella, a result manager Rich Jagger says was better than nothing.
Town have been out action for the past few weeks with no Humber Premier League fixtures though the lack of games gave Jagger’s men time to recover and for injuries to heel.
Beverley Town Football Club have been knocked out of the East Riding Senior Cup following a 2-0 defeat at the hands of East Yorkshire Carnegie.
Town boss Rich Jagger said he was proud of his side while also praising the mental toughness shown by their opponents in Tuesday night’s match.
Rich Jagger says Beverley Town Football Club are looking to cause an upset as they face East Yorkshire Carnegie in the Senior Cup.
Town go into the game as underdogs though their recent run of form and results against Carnegie means Jagger will go to Dunswell Park looking for a result.
An in form Beverley Town Football Cub return to action this weekend as they travel to Hull & East Riding Sports Club to face Sculcoates Amateurs in the Humber Premier League.
Town have won their last three matches including an impressive 2-0 win last week that knocked Reckitts AFC off top spot in the Humber Premier League.
Beverley Town Football Club travelled to league leaders Reckitts on the back of two wins and full of confidence.
Conditions were similar to the previous week, with a strong wind blowing straight down the pitch. Eric Gardham and Tom Davies returned to the side to make up a back 3 with Kurtis Bedford, apart from that Town were unchanged.
A late Jake Cattermole goal gave Beverley Town Football Club their second consecutive win after they claimed all three points with 1-0 win against North Ferriby Athletic.
Rich Jagger says he was happy with the result as Town worked hard to secure their first win the in Humber Premier League since mid September.
Beverley Town Football Club ended a losing streak with a big win, as they beat Chalk Lane 2-1 in the East Riding Senior Cup.
Boss Rich Jagger says his side fully deserved to win and that his showed the desire to put things right following a string of bad results.
To mark the first anniversary of the passing of Tom “Hammo” Hammersley, the 2nd Hammo Legacy tournament took place on Sunday at Burden Road in Beverley.
Following a few words from Hammo’s good friend Ben Bolton, 28 black and amber balloons were released to mark what would have been Hull City fan Tom’s 28th birthday.
Rich Jagger says he was disappointed after Beverley Town Football Club suffered a shock defeat as they were beaten 2-1 by East Riding Rangers.
In a match that Town were looking to bounce back in following their defeat to Bridlington, Jagger’s side flopped and were simply not good enough.
Beverley Town Football Club return to Humber Premier League action this weekend as they face bottom club East Riding Rangers.
Town will be looking to bounce back from their cup defeat last weekend and rediscover their scoring form against a side who are yet to register a win in seven league matches.
Beverley Town Football Club suffered another defeat as they were knocked out of the Whiteheads Fish and Chip Cup by Bridlington Town.
Despite playing well, Town’s manager Rich Jagger was left feeling frustrated as his side were yet again unable to take their chances.
Rich Jagger said he was pleased after he watched his Beverley Town side claim their first home win of the season as they beat South Cave 2-1 in the Humber Premier League.
Skipper Nathan White and the inform Alex Stark both found the back of the net in the second half as town secured a victory that moves them to fourth place in the table.
Beverley Town Football Club have moved into second place in the Humber Premier League after they eased to a 5-0 win over Hornsea Town at The Balk.
A hat-trick from Craig Muirhead and goals from Alex Stark and Shaun Gibson completed a good say work for Rich Jagger’s side who made it back to back wins in the league.
Beverley Town Football Club got their first points of the new season as they beat local Humber Premier League rivals Pocklington Town 3-1.
Leon Dawson got Town off to the perfect start when he opened the scoring for the visitors on eight minutes.
A depleted Beverley Town Football Club suffered a defeat as they got their new Humber Premier League Campaign of to a losing start.
Despite missing 13 players Town were able to form a decent squad for the season opener and almost got something out of the game.
Beverley Town Football Club Reserves have booked their place in the semi final of the cup as they beat Hall Road Rangers 5 – 1
A Michael O’Connell penalty proved to be the winning goal as Beverley Town Reserves have lifted the ERCFL Senior Cup.
Beverley Town Reserves have booked their place in the East Riding County Football League Cup Final thanks to a single goal from Shaun Gibson.