Sport

WELCOME to the first of, I hope, many columns from a Bognor Regis Town Football Club supporter and volunteer. What a great club we have on the south coast and I hope you will enjoy this and future pieces.   While

Battered and bruised Bognor remain top of the Ryman Premier despite being far from their best in two competitive league matches.   The Rocks started the week with a trip to fellow promotion hopefuls Tonbridge Angles and were outplayed in

Rocks boss Jamie Howell has praised his “top class” goalkeeper Dan Lincoln – and thanked a Bognor old boy for bringing him to Nyewood Lane.   The former Reading Academy prospect signed for Howell’s side in October – and since

Selsey will be hoping to continue their march up the table after bouncing back to form.   The Blues have been consistently inconsistent this season – winning six, drawing five and losing four of their 15 league games so far.

PAGHAM chairman Tony Shea is on the look out for additions to his squad, despite the Lions returning to form in a battling draw with runaway leaders Shoreham.   The Nyetimber Lane side have struggled in recent weeks with two successive

Selsey were brought crashing down to earth after a drubbing at home to Langney Wanderes in the SCFL Division One. Confidence was high at the Bunn Leisure Stadium after the Blues, pictured above, had gone four league games undefeated.  

Rocks boss Jamie Howell admits he is on the look out for new signings despite his side riding high in the Ryman Premier.   The Rocks’ 2-0 win in midweek against Kingstonian propelled them back to the top of the

Top of the table Bognor have nothing to fear as they travel to take on fellow promotion hopefuls Tonbridge Angels tomorrow (3pm).   The Rocks went back to the top of the league in midweek after an Ollie Pearce penalty