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It’s great Scott as the Blues hit back!

Serial promotion winner Ryan Scott says Billericay Town’s glory run was built on their togetherness – after a few January home truths.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2026

By Matt Badcock

SPRAY AWAY: Billericay Town captain Ryan Scott lifts the playoff trophy as the champagne corks pop
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

WATTS UP: Callum Watts fires home the extra-time winner

Serial promotion winner Ryan Scott says Billericay Town’s glory run was built on their togetherness – after a few January home truths.
Skipper Scott, 32, has finished four of the last five seasons celebrating having been part of Aveley’s back-to-back winners and then, two years ago, playing his part in Hornchurch’s Isthmian Premier title triumph.
But back in January Billericay’s season was stutt...

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