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Pagham closed their pre-season campaign with a 5-2 defeat at Fareham Town.   The Lions’ last friendly was always going to be tough as games against teams from the Wessex League always are, but to give the Creeksiders a five-goal

Bognor were comfortable 6-0 winners on Lashmar Road as they overcame former Rock Terry Dodd’s East Preston.   Three of the goals came in the first half before Rocks sealed the emphatic win with three more in the final five

Pagham wrapped up their home pre-season schedule with a thumping 4-0 win against a very game Fleetlands FC from the Hampshire Senior League on the windiest night of the year so far.   In a gusty first half the Coptermen

Worthing claimed the inaugural Dave Kew Cup 6-4 in a remarkable ten-goal thriller at Nyetimber Lane, writes Paul Davidson.   For Southern Combination League hosts Pagham (level five), it was always going to be a tough task against Isthmian League

Pagham Football Club committee members, fans, players and coaching staff geared up for the big kick-off with a weekend of work at Nyetimber Lane.   The Lions’ home will see its first action on Saturday, August 8 with the first

Pagham FC have re-signed a host of players for the coming campaign. The Southern Combination Football League premier side have already tied down manager Kerry Hardwell and his coaching team for when the new season kicks off. And they have

Bognor Regis Town FC have launched a fundraising appeal to try to overcome the huge shortfall in revenue following the cancellation of the Isthmian premier division season due to the coronavirus crisis pandemic. The Rocks are asking fans to dig

I would just like to wish all Rocks fans the very best at this troubling and worrying time.  When do we return to normality is a question on everyones lips but the sooner the better I think for all concerned.  This time

Life without football at this time of year is really strange. But I hope every reader and Rocks fan across the globe is staying safe and following the guidelines set by the government to stay home as much as possible