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JUST when things start looking up for the Rocks, suddenly there’s a slight obstacle to overcome.   In recent weeks, Jack Pearce’s side have begun to look like the Bognor Regis of old.   A win away at St Albans

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce believes his side are getting there – but they still have a long way to go to succeed in National South.   The Rocks made it four games unbeaten in all competitions this week, as they

PAGHAMS Lions will need to keep on roaring as they face two of their toughest matches of the year in just four days.   The Nyetimber Lane side have found their feet in recent weeks, going seven matches unbeaten after

BOGNOR will be looking to make it six from six as the Purple and Greens’ purple patch continues.   Good times have returned to Hampshire Avenue this season as the club’s blend of experience and youth pushes them up the

IT TOOK nearly 94 days. But, when the search for a Rocks league win finally came to the end, it was worth waiting for.   Some Bognor fans may have been forgiven for thinking that their team would not register

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce has hailed the impact of his young guns as the Rocks brought a winless league run of 13 games to an end.   Players like Tommy Block (17), Calvin Davies (20) and Kristian Campbell (21) have

PAGHAM have paid tribute to striker Scott Murfin who has left the club for local rivals Chichester City after nearly a decade at Nyetimber Lane.   The former number nine’s appearances for the club have been limited in recent weeks

PAGHAM are eyeing up a magnificent seven unbeaten as the Lions look to have finally hit their stride.   Consistency dogged the team from Nyetimber Lane early on this campaign as the new management duo of Richie Hellen and Tom

HE MAY be one of the most powerful men in English football. But it seems that Bognor Regis has made a real impression on FA chairman Greg Clarke.   The chairman of the English Football Association took advantage of the

BGONOR boss Jack Pearce has warned his team it will not be easy to snap a 13-game winless streak in the league.   The Rocks slipped into the bottom two last weekend after suffering a 2-1 reverse to in-form Hampton