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The FUTURE is looking bright for Pagham as the under-21s clinched their third title in a row.   The young Lions sealed the SCFL Western Division crown this week with three games still to go in the season.   With

Bognor’s under-10s proved they can perform on the big stage after running out to play rugby in front of more than 12,000 fans.   The team were among a number in the region to be invited to Twickenham to play

Football managers up and down the country  would give their right arm for someone like James Fraser.   Since returning to the club from Burgess Hill via Whitehawk, the midfield maestro has been integral to the Rocks’ performances.   But,

Rocks fans will know the feeling well.   As the clocks spring forward, the Bognor of recent memory have usually been in the hunt for some form of silverware.   In recent seasons, that has sometimes meant memorable days when

Bognor boss Jamie Howell says he is not setting his promotion chasing Rocks any targets – apart from trying to win every game.   With just seven games to play, the Nyewood Lane side are sitting two points clear at

Pagham’s strong finish to the season will be put to the test tomorrow when Mark Bennett’s young Lions travel to in-form Eastbourne Town.   The Nyetimber Lane side have been much improved in recent weeks as a number of young

As THE Chelteham Festival draws to a close it seems apt to apply a horseracing metaphor to Bognor’s late season charge for the title.   With just eight games to go, the Rocks are entering the final furlong in first

Bognor boss Jamie Howell is urging his table-topping side to show the Rocks faithful they are ready for the promotion push.   The Nyewood Lane outfit host Folkestone  Invicta tomorrow (3pm) in need of three points to keep up their

BOGNOR boss Jamie Howell has admitted he is over the moon that his super striker has opened his Rocks’ account.   Charlie Moone had gone three games without scoring since he joined the Nyewood Lane side from Southern League outfit

BOGNOR boss Jamie Howell has admitted he is over the moon that his super striker has opened his Rocks’ account.   Charlie Moone had gone three games without scoring since he joined the Nyewood Lane side from Southern League outfit