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Pagham chairman Tony Shea believes his side will continue to be a match for anyone as the Lions quest for silverware rolls on.   A 2-2 draw with SCFL Premier promotion rivals Three Bridges on Tuesday evening means the Nyetimber

Life at the bottom is hard enough with a full team of 11. It gets harder still when you’re one man down.   But that’s exactly the position Bognor have found themselves in for nearly half the playing minutes of

Bognor boss Jack Pearce says his side will keep on fighting despite losing ground in the battle for survival.   It was a big week for everyone at Nyewood Lane as the Rocks were pitched with two winnable matches in

Pagham chairman Tony Shea believes the Lions’ scoring form will continue as the Nyetimber Lane side hunt for silverware.   Under the guidance of joint managers Richie Hellen and Tom Simmonds, their young side remain fighting on three fronts.  

BOGNOR RFC remain in the hunt for a top two spot as they march into the business end of the season.   The Purple and Greens have been extremely competitive all season and head into the last two months of

HE MIGHT be battered and bruised but Bognor’s number one is fighting to be fit for the Rocks’ crucial double header this week.   Dan Lincoln made national headlines when he shared images of his injuries sustained during last weekend’s

Bognor boss Jack Pearce vows his team will keep on fighting until the end of the campaign – although he said the Rocks’ lack of luck means he will not be placing bets any time soon.   The Nyewood Road

Pagham are just one step away from running out at a Premier League ground after their ten men downed Horsham in the quarter final of the Sussex Senior Cup.   The Lions have been in fine form all season. With

The ROCKS’ long-term search for a towering frontman seems to have ended with the capture of Icelandic youth international Stefan Ljubicic from Brighton & Hove Albion.   The 18-year-old striker, who has played 14 times for his country’s Under 18

PAGHAM’S push for silverware continues this week as the Lions fight on in two separate competitions.   Ritchie Hellen and Tom Simmonds’ side lost ground on the leaders in the SCFL Premier last weekend when the wet weather saw their