The club have secured the signature of Amadou Anglade, a French Defender who can play anywhere along the back line.

Welcome to the club, Amadou!

Per directives from the SJFA and Strathclyde Police we would like to remind you of the code of conduct expected at Bellsdale.

Code of Conduct

Football is a family sport and the safety and enjoyment of all supporters is of paramount importance.

Please encourage the players, respect the match officials and help to create a great atmosphere.

Alcohol is not allowed inside the ground. 

Threatening behaviour is not acceptable.

Racist, sectarian or discriminatory abuse is not acceptable.

These regulations apply at all matches and mean that unacceptable conduct by supporters will lead to the club being penalised whether is by fines and/or loss of points. 

If you hear of someone behaving in an inappropriate manner, putting the club at risk, report them anonymously or otherwise.

Fans who do behave in an inappropriate manner, bringing the club into disrepute will face limited or lifetime bans and/or arrest by the Police.

Please note the pay gates will now close at half time and admittance into the ground afterwards is only permitted by authorised persons, any unauthorised spectator admitting anyone into the ground faces ejection for remainder of the match themselves.

The gates will open for supporters to exit the ground just prior to full time. If you require to leave before then please speak to a committee member who will be more than happy to assist you.

Welcome to Show Racism The Red Card’s Fortnight of Action, 16 – 31 October 2009.  Before kick off on Saturday 31^st October, clubs playing at every Emirates Junior Cup tie, will be united in calling for an end to racism in football and in society. Players in over 40 European countries are involved in similar events as part of the Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) network against racism and discrimination. 

Since establishing an office in Scotland in October 2003 the anti-racist message that Show Racism The Red Card has been promoting has received excellent support from football clubs, football authorities and football fans the length and breadth of Scotland, we would like to thank you for this. This period has not been without it’s challenges, and we urge fans to continue to support the anti-racist message. We have heard of many instances where real supporters have turned on racist fans making it clear that they are not welcome at their club.  

In society, racism is sadly still on the rise and there has been an increase in fascist activity. In September 2008, the Scottish Government published a bulletin, which showed that the total number of incidents recorded by the Police in Scotland were 4, 543. These figures provide an indication to the amount of racism that our BAME communities are facing every day. We firmly believe that most racist incidents go unrecorded. Irresponsible groups and media outlets continue to encourage racism against citizens from minority faiths, travellers, immigrants from EU-accession countries, and refugees and asylum-seekers. Within football racism has even been directed towards players who although born in Scotland have elected to play for other countries. The campaign will continue to speak to all football clubs, the football authorities and the police to eradicate all forms of racist behaviour. 

The Scottish Junior FA and its Clubs deplore all forms of racist behaviour.  Any racist behaviour will not be tolerated at Active Nation Scottish Cup fixtures.      Here’s a brief outline of what’s taking place during the Fortnight of Action this year:

• Love Music, Hate Racism concert (Classic Grand, Glasgow – 30^th October)
• Anti-racist football tournaments and projects in Glasgow, Dingwall, Inverness and Edinburgh
• Over fifty events taking place in communities nationwide to combat racism in our society, including events at Celtic F.C., Dundee United F.C., Falkirk F.C., Heart of Midlothian F.C., Partick Thistle F.C., St Johnstone F.C. and The Spartans F.C.
• Show Racism the Red Card actions at SPL, SFL, SWPL, SWFL, SJFA, SYF Initiative matches and all Active Nation Scottish Cup matches.
• ‘Unite Against Racism’ actions at UEFA Champions League fixtures.

• Educational workshops in schools and with community groups across Scotland.

 Football is a sport that is followed by people across the world, and football matches should be an enjoyable experience for all, whatever their racial or religious background. We hope you enjoy the game today and ask you to support the players’ action before kick- off. We all have a part to play in showing racism the red card.  

If you see or hear racism at any level of football, please report it to stewards or police. Our web site also includes updates on Fortnight of Action events and more information on the “Show Racism the Red Card” campaign in Scotland.

Goalkeeper Steven O'Neil has joined the club from Ardrossan Winton Rovers.

Midfielder Gary Stewart has been released.

David McKenzie is now on the transfer list, any interested parties please contact the club.

John Craig will celebrate 10 years as a Beith Juniors player at the start of 2010.

 To celebrate this and to honour John in his testimonial season, the club played a glamour friendly with Rangers on Saturday 1st August.

Souvenir Tickets are still available at £1.00 each, please order them now from the usual suspects.

The John Craig Testimonial Match Programme was a complete sellout.

A Casino night is planned for John, the first Saturday in February - to be confirmed.

DVDs of the Testimonial game are now available made to order to avoid unnecessary costs. The footage includes the game v Rangers, the Crossbar Challenge before the game and a special 10 mins video compilation of JC in action. £5 - all proceeds to John Craig.

£100 is the cost to sponsor a Beith Juniors player, for this you will get the following.

Your picture taken with your chosen player with this photo appearing in EVERY match programme produced this season.

At the end of the season you will receive your player's signed top.

Support the club, Sponsor a player!!

Contact any committee member to sponsor your player, some are already spoken for so be quick to get your choice!!

Along with the earlier close season captures of Gary Wilson from Dumbarton and Graham Mort from Renfrew, the club have secured the signatures of 2 more new players.

Striker Greig Cavanagh - 19 years old, ex Harmony Row Scottish Cup winning team member

Goalkeeper Paul Douglas - ex Greenock Juniors keeper - NOW RELEASED

Midfielder - Willie Stuart - a familiar face to Beith fans, he left Beith and played with Largs Thistle before moving to Australia and playing there. - NOW RELEASED

Midfielder - Jordan Murch - released by Clyde in the summer, Jordan is a central midfielder.

CITYLINK SCOTTISH JUNIOR CUP-5^TH ROUND

AUCHINLECK TALBOT V BEITH JUNIORS

BEECHWOOD PARK

SATURDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2009

KICK OFF:                            2.15PM  

SPECTATOR ARRANGEMENTS. 

FOLLOWING DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN AUCHINLECK TALBOT FC, POLICE AND BEITH JUNIORS THE SPECTATOR ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: 

BEITH JUNIORS FANS ARE ASKED TO ENTER AND DEPART FROM THE GROUND BY THE BANK-END TURNSTILES, AND WILL OCCUPY THE TERRACING BEHIND THE GOALS AT THIS END OF BEECHWOOD PARK. 

(IF REQUIRED PROVISIONS ARE IN PLACE TO INCREASE THE AREA FOR BEITH JUNIORS FANS) 

AUCHINLECK TALBOT FANS ARE ASKED ENTER AND DEPART FROM THE GROUND BY THE SOCIAL CLUB TURNSTILES, AND WILL OCCUPY THE STAND, TERRACING FROM THE STAND TO THE SOCIAL CLUB, BEHIND THE COAL ROAD END GOALS AND THE MAIN STREET TERRACING. 

STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED 

FANS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ENTRY INTO THE GROUND IF IN POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL

1. £200 in cash - Ticket Number  - 2399 - Kyle

2. Drinks Hamper - 0203 - Beith phone number, still to return call

3. £50 M&S Voucher - 2997- Alistair Clark

4. Signed Rangers Top - 1749 - Graeme Morton

5. Basket of Toiletries - 2872 - Sharon Kerr

6. Beith Juniors Polo Shirt - 0602 - Stephen Good (please claim, no contact no.)

7. Bottle of Whisky - 2836 - T Hamilton

8. Bottle of Vodka - 0543 - Robert McCarmley - donated back to club

9. 2 Bottles of Wine - 1769 - Lynne Bryson

10. 2 Bottles of Wine - 2434 - Peter McGlone

11. Tin of Sweets - 0252 - John Elliot

The club have transferred Stevie Dymock to Kirkintilloch Rob Roy for an undisclosed sum after he grew frustrated at not being able to break up the top scoring partnership in the West Region last season of Kenny McLean and Andy Reid.

 Stevie's stats in his time at the club are: