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PAGHAM came up short in their bid to reach the final of the RUR cup, after conceding in injury time.   The Lions made a good start to their match at Crawley Down Gatwick with Joe Shelley giving them the lead.

THE ROCKS will need to overcome a familiar foe  if they are to extend their lead at the top of the Ryman Premier.   Bognor are currently five points clear after picking up four points from six in the last week.

PAGHAM chairman Tony Shea maintains his Lions are up for the cup as they look to secure some silverware this season.   In an up and down season, Mark Bennett’s side will travel to Crawley Down Gatwick tomorrow for the

SELSEY are aiming to register three wins on the trot for the first time this season as they take on mid-table rivals Southwick at home tomorrow (3pm).   A poor run of form around Christmas saw Steve Bailey’s side banished to

DRAGONFLYERS trampolinists are jumping to new heights this year after more than a dozen bounced themselves to regional success.   The Bognor club is making a name for itself as one of the best in the country for aerial gymnastics.  

Well its been an unusual couple of weeks for the Rocks.   After such a performance as the 5-0 win over at Canvey away the previous Saturday, Bognor had to take on the next (and rock-bottom) club, Grays Athletic at

NYEWOOD regulars have come to expect a few things in recent years.   Free-flowing football with an emphasis on attack – tick; a promotion push – tick; challenging for cup success – tick. And all with a small squad – double

Rocks’ fans will know the feeling all too well.   As February rolls in, this is crunch time, when every game matters and the fixture list shows very few free days in which to squeeze all the fixtures in.  

Bognor boss Jamie Howell is urging his side to get back on the winning track after the Rocks’ 11-game unbeaten run was ended by bottom side Grays Athletic.   The Nyewood Lane side are still top of the Ryman Premier