Non-League Paper

Bizarre drama as Rocks miss out

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

By Liam Goodley

BOGNOR REGIS T 1
FOLKESTONE INV 2
FOLKESTONE ran out winners at Nyewood Lane by the odd goal in three – but it wasn’t enough to save manager Andy Drury his job!
Drury departed Invicta last night after 15 months with the Kent club.
Jack Jebb and Matthias Fanimo put the visitors in control but Jasper Mather replied for relegation-threatened Bognor.
Jebb struck on 14 minutes straight from a corner from the left which flew over goalkeeper Ryan Hall and into the Rocks’ net.
Fanimo made it 2-0on 27 minutes when Calvin Davies comitted a foul and the...

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