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BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce believes his side can take six points from six over the Christmas period – although he vows he is not setting points targets as the Rocks embark on a crucial few days.   There has been

HE’S NOT one for Christmas is the Rocks’ manager Jack Pearce.   But even he would have been a happy and content man this week when the draw for the second round of the FA Trophy was made.   Bognor’s

BOGNOR RFC can go a long way to sealing a top two finish as they prepare to welcome high-flying Millbrook to town.   It’s second versus third tomorrow as the Purple and Greens welcome the Southampton side to Hampshire Avenue

PAGHAM joint-boss Tom Simmonds vows his young Lions side will continue to take each game as it comes – despite his side suffering their first defeat in 11.   The Nyetimber Lane side had strung together a fine run which

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce vows National South safety remains the main goal this season – though he admits a decent cup run could help the Rocks pull themselves clear from trouble.   With half the campaign gone, the Nyewood Lane

IT’S NOT often you hear Bognor boss Jack Pearce apologising. But this past week, during his weekly chat to the Post, he was sorry for sounding like a broken record.   Every week, he says, the reflection on the previous

HALFWAY through the Rocks’ return to the National South and what have we learned?   For any Bognor fan thinking step two would be a walk in the park, the first 20-or-so games have been a bit of a wake

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce maintains his side are not yet in panic mode despite sitting in the relegation zone with half the season gone.   It has been a baptism of fire for the Rocks on their return to National

PAGHAM joint-boss Tom Simmonds says he believes it is no surprise that the Lions have come out of their toughest week of the season with two wins.   The Nyetimber Lane side made it six wins from seven in the

BOGNOR RFC made it seven wins from seven – but they were made to work for it to secure a 31-27 cup win over Cranleigh.   The Hampshire One side were pushed all the way by the Surrey visitors and