Limestone Rangers have a new record-holder! David Betts recently cemented his place in club history by becoming Limestone Rangers’ highest appearance maker, reaching an astounding 841 matches.

David achieved this milestone in style, contributing to the team’s recent victory against Beckwood Rovers in the County Junior Cup.

Since his debut, David has been a dedicated and inspirational figure, embodying the spirit of grassroots football and his club’s commitment to the game. Over the years, he has become a vital part of the Limestone Rangers family, both on and off the pitch, inspiring teammates, coaches, and fans alike with his passion and commitment.

To mark this remarkable achievement, we sat down with David for an exclusive video interview, where he reflects on his journey with Limestone Rangers, the highs and lows of his career, and the personal meaning behind reaching this record-breaking milestone. His story is a true testament to what grassroots football is all about—dedication, loyalty, and community.

In the interview, David says “Playing for Limestone Rangers has been an honour and a huge part of my life. I never imagined I’d reach 841 appearances, but every game has been as special as the first. I’m grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way and am proud to be part of this incredible club.”

We congratulate David on his fantastic achievement and look forward to seeing him continue to make his mark at Limestone Rangers. Catch the full video interview below and hear David’s inspiring story in his own words.

Nick Hanson, CEO of Lincolnshire FA, said: "David Betts’ achievement is a shining example of dedication, loyalty, and passion for the game. Reaching 841 appearances is no small feat, and it speaks volumes about his commitment to Limestone Rangers and the wider football community. Players like David remind us why grassroots football is so special—it's built on the hard work and love of individuals like him. Congratulations to David on this remarkable milestone."