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PAGHAM chairman Tony Shea insists he is not getting carried away despite his side sitting second in the SCFL Premier Division.   The free-scoring Lions have been unstoppable in recent weeks, netting 20 goals in their past four matches and

THERE was no love lost between the Middletons as son Jamie defeated dad Steve to take the Bognor Tuesday Double In Double Out third division singles crown.   The pair were among 52 players to step up to the oche

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce has been left with a selection headache ahead of the Rocks’ relegation six-pointer with Sussex rivals Whitehawk – with nearly half his squad needing treatment.   The extensive injury list at Nyewood Lane now includes Chad

LADY luck is never there when you need her.   It’s not clear what Bognor did to offend the powerful grand dame over the summer, but that little touch of fortune she brings has deserted the Nyewood faithful so far

At THIS time of year, getting together with those you know very well is pretty natural.   That extends to the football pitch, too, where the fixtures computer always puts local rivals up against each other, so that fans and

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce is calling on his side to find their ruthless streak as the Rocks look to end their tag of the National South’s draw specialists.   Fans flocking to watch the Nyewood Lane outfit have been used

THE QEII trio of Wayne Wadsworth, Cliff Prior & Richard Ragless cruised to victory in the Divisional Trebles knockouts of the Bognor Tuesday Double In Double Out league.   A total of 22 teams took part in the contest, which

PAGHAM will be looking to end 2017 on a high and keep their promotion push well on track as their surge up the SCFL Premier table continues.   The Lions hit five past local rivals Chichester City on Boxing Day

PAGHAM prepared for their Christmas derby day clash with Chichester City in the best possible way after chalking up two wins from two in the past week.   The Lions have hit their stride in recent weeks, stringing together a

CHRISTMAS is full of cheer in the Wingate household after father and son Dave and Karl, pictured top right, won the Friday Benevolent Darts League Division Two pairs final.   In what was an evening of intense competition between 44