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Rocks finally feeling some home comforts

By Liam Goodley
STRUGGLING Bognor Regis Town ended their five month winless streat at home with a fine win over play-off chasing Braintree.
The hosts knew they needed the points and it didn’t take long for them to find the net. Jimmy Muitt’s fourth minute cross was turned in by Richard Gilot.
Keaton Wood was forced to clear a chance off the line for Bognor as Reece Grant’s shot was stubbed towards goal beyond Dan Lincoln.
That proved vital as the Rocks doubled their lead on 40 minutes. Ollie Pearce latched onto a Gilot cross and neatly diverted it over the goalkeeper with ...

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