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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8 Lewes 7 Horsham YMCA 0

OVER the years I’ve been Groundhopping, probably the second most asked question of me – after “you’ve come all the way from Nottingham for this game! Why?! – is “Have you been to The Dripping Pan?” The answer is always in the negative and it’s something that finally needs putting right!
The Dripping Pan is the famous old home of Lewes, a fan-owned club playing in Bostik League South. The name derives from the shape of the stadium: it was hollowed out of the g round possibly as early as 1730. Footb...

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