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BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce always has a way with words, even if the Rocks are faced with a crisis.   In more than 40 years at Nyewood Lane, the club stalwart has experienced more highs and lows than tides rolling

BOGNOR’S injury crisis continues – with six players set to miss tomorrow’s trip to Chelmsford City.   Limited finances means the Rocks squad has always been based more on quality rather than quantity.   But resources at Nyewood Lane are

PAGHAM joint-boss Tom Simmonds believes his side have nothing to lose as they look to spring an FA Cup shock and equal the club’s best performance in the competition.   The Lions travel to Isthmian South side Carshalton Athletic tomorrow

BOGNOR’S improbable great escape is on after a five-wicket triumph over Lindfield made it two wins in a row.   After dismissing the home side for just 166, skipper Max Ashmore led from the front, scoring a half century as

It took less than a month of the season for it to happen – but already Bognor are facing one of their customary injury crises.   Rocks fans have become used to the fact that a small squad can sometimes

Bognor boss Jack Pearce believes his Rocks squad will be unfazed by the return of former manager Jamie Howell to the Nye Camp.   Howell stepped down from the top job to take up the reigns at Eastbourne Borough just

Pagham joint-boss Tom Simmonds is urging his side to keep their feet on the ground despite his unbeaten side producing an FA Cup shock to progress to the next round.   The Lions produced two fine performances to eliminate the

Bognor kept their survival hopes alive after securing a much needed six-wicket win against St James’s Montefiore in Sussex Division Two.   After restricting the visitors to 196-7, an unbeaten century partnership between Rob Willway (88*) and West Indian overseas

The SEASON may only be two weeks old but already Rocks fans will be facing a familiar dilemma at Nyewood Lane.   After the side picked up four injuries in Tuesday night’s 6-2 win over Whitehawk, Bognor’s small squad is

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce admits he is delighted with how his side have started life back in National League South – although he admits the Rocks must do more to improve on their defensive record.   The Nyewood Lane side