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Boss “90 per cent” likely to leave

John Lambert admits “90 per cent” of him feels like stepping down as Sidley United manager.

Bexhill seek new managers

Bexhill United Football Club is inviting applications to manage its first and reserve teams next season.

Kenny Pogue set Sidley United on the way to a 2-0 victory over Westfield

Sidley see off Westfield in final

Sidley United have clinched the Hastings & District FA Senior Cup for the third time in four years.

Action from Sidley United's semi-final victory over Bexhill United on Tuesday evening. Picture by Simon Newstead

Neighbours set for cup decider

John Lambert is eager to pick up some silverware in what could be Sidley United Football Club’s last ever game.

Jake Daniels and Chris Cumming-Bart celebrate with a young supporter after Little Common clinched promotion. Picture by Simon Newstead

Eldridge hails Common success

Little Common player-manager Russell Eldridge was “over the moon” after the football club won promotion.

Rye United joint managers Marc Gall and Anthony Storey

Joint bosses set to carry on

Marc Gall and Anthony Storey are relishing the prospect of a full season in charge of Rye United Football Club.

Bexhill United's first team lost to Sidley United in a Hastings & District FA Senior Cup semi-final on Tuesday evening. Picture by Simon Newstead

Bexhill & Ninfield tackle cup final

The final of the Hastings & District FA Intermediate Cup will be contested by Ninfield United and Bexhill United II at Westfield FC tonight (Thursday), kick-off 6.30pm. 

Sidley forward Matt Darby tussles for possession with Bexhill defender Josh Elliott-Noye. Picture by Simon Newstead.

Grant: Sidley were the better side

Bexhill United interim manager Nick Grant conceded his team was beaten by the better side on the day against Sidley United.

Kenny Pogue bagged a hat-trick for Sidley against Bexhill

Pogue hat-trick in Sidley win

Kenny Pogue plundered a hat-trick as Sidley United won 5-1 against crosstown rivals Bexhill United yesterday (Tuesday) evening.

Action from Sidley United's game against Rye United last Thursday night. Picture by Simon Newstead.

Sidley and Bexhill to lock horns

Sidley United take on Bexhill United tonight (Tuesday) at Westfield’s Parish Field ground, in the Hastings Senior Cup semi-final.

Sam Crabb scored Rye United's goal in the 2-1 loss at East Grinstead Town. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

Rye finish fourth; Sidley come 16th

Rye United and Sidley United suffered away defeats in their final games of the league season on Saturday.

Action from Westfield's 3-1 win at home to Steyning Town. Picture by Steve Hunnisett (eh19013c)

Westies net fifth; Bexhill win as well

Bexhill United and Westfield ended their league campaigns on a high with victories on Saturday.

Little Common full-back Ricky Mote keeps a close eye on an opponent during the 1-1 draw at home to Oakwood on Tuesday night. Picture by Simon Newstead

Common clinch promotion place

Little Common have clinched the third promotion place in Sussex County Football League Division Two.

Dominic Cruttenden gets to the ball just before an opponent during Little Common's 1-1 draw against Oakwood on Tuesday. Picture by Simon Newstead

Common gunning for promotion place

Little Common will secure a promotion position with victory on what promises to be a dramatic final day of their season.

Dominic Clarke, pictured here in the reverse fixture against Sidley United on Easter Monday, bagged a hat-trick in Rye United's 6-0 win tonight

Rampant Rye hit Sidley for six

Dominic Clarke bagged a hat-trick against the club where he began the season as Rye United hammered Sidley United 6-0 tonight (Thursday).

In-form Rye United midfielder Olly Lockyer holds off his marker during their 2-1 win in the reverse fixture at Sidley on Easter Monday. Picture by Simon Newstead

Rye & Sidley meet at Ringmer

Rye United and Sidley United will go head-to-head at the neutral venue of Ringmer FC tonight (Thursday).

Chris Cumming-Bart's second half equaliser earned Little Common a 1-1 draw at home to Oakwood

Common held; Rye hit six

Little Common Football Club moved into the promotion places, but had to settle for a 1-1 draw at home to Oakwood tonight (Tuesday).

Russell Eldridge is hoping to lead his Little Common team into the top three tonight

Win will put Common in top three

Little Common Football Club can move into a promotion position with victory at home to Oakwood tonight (Tuesday).

The field used by Sidley United Football Club and Sidley Cricket Club with Sidley Sports & Social Club in the background

Sidley future cast into major doubt

The future of Sidley United Football Club and Sidley Cricket Club has been cast into major doubt.

Jared Lusted scored Little Common's second goal in the win over Wick

Common edge closer to promotion

Little Common continued their quest for promotion from Sussex County Football League Division Two by beating Wick 2-0 at home on Saturday.

Andy Atkin struck twice for Rye United against East Preston. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

Super Rye pull off splendid win

Rye United celebrated a terrific 4-1 victory away to East Preston last night (Thursday).

Tom Archer gave Westfield an early lead away to Mile Oak last night

Top five still on despite defeat

Westfield still have a good chance of a top five finish despite a slightly unfortunate 2-1 defeat at Mile Oak last night (Wednesday).

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