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This was a frustrating game to watch and obviously frustrating to play in as well. Ringmer kicked off and from the first whistle dominated possession in the first half,                       Match Report by Rob Hawkes

Ringmer started brightly and looked the stronger side initially, creating a number of chances early on. Jamie Gray opened the scoring in the 31st minute when Stonell picked the ball up on the edge of the St FR penalty area. He threaded a pass through to Patel who flicked an overhead chip to Gray                                                              Match Report by Rob Hawkes

Ringmer moved onto Round 2 of this Competition against their County League Division 2 opponents.   However, recent weeks Seaford have been in a rich vain of form winning 7 out of their last 8 games and hoping to cause an upset                                   Match Report by Richard Soan

Those that came to watch Ringmer’s 2nd XI this evening were treated to a high tempo, exciting and thoroughly entertaining display of football. Ringmer’s first half performance was as good as I’ve seen all season. It was played at a high tempo with a great work rate from all eleven players.
                                                                   Match Report by Rob Hawkes

It was an unfamiliar Ringmer side that took the field for Wednesday’s Brighton Charity Cup tie against Mile Oak. Five of the starting line up had only limited first team experience (and four of those had also played the full ninety minutes the night before for Ringmer Reserves) 
                                                                  Match Report by David Ruffles

Steve Johnson returned to one of his former clubs with his Ringmer side unbeaten in its four matches. Arundel dominated the early exchanges with Ringmer pegged back in their own half for much the first fifteen minutes
                                                                  Match Report by David Ruffles

This afternoon’s performance from Ringmer’s 2nd XI was another excellent display of quality fast moving intricate football culminating in their second highest score of the season. Such was the quality of the football played, that visiting supporters wanted to know how many first team players were being fielded, but this was as regular a 2nd XI line up as Ringmer could field. Their dominance throughout the 90 minutes was total and some of the interplay that led up to the goals was a real delight to watch.                                              Match Report by Rob Hawkes

This was the proverbial game of two halves. The first half being quite a scrappy affair with both teams seeming to struggle to control the ball on the cloying, bumpy surface, which resulted in misplaced passes and a frustrating succession of throw-ins. 
                                                            Match Report by Rob Hawkes

After a very emotional day at Herve King’s funeral celebration on Friday Ringmer fans were anxious about the effect on the players going into Saturday’s match but any anxiety was soon dispelled by the team’s performance.                                          Match Report by David Ruffles

Ringmer warmed up in for Friday’s John O’Hara cup final date with Shoreham with an emphatic victory over sixth placed Three Bridges. This was a good match between equal sides, playing good passing football. The Blues went in 1-0 up with a goal from Mark Whiteman. another in the second extended his league tally to 24 goals, Miles Scerri 2nd in the clubs goal table decided he needed a few more to catch Whitey up and put away a hat trick to make the final scoreline 5-0 to the Blues.
                                                                 Full Match Report by David Ruffles

A valuable 9-4 win for the 2nd X1 beating 3rd placed Westfield at the Caburn, see them edge closer to reaching a top spot. Currently 5th in the table and now only 1 point behind Wealden on 42 points with 4 games in hand and 2 games on leaders St Francis who have 47 points. Sam Sowter bagged 4 goals with the other 5 from Jesse Stonell, Kieran Patel, Ryan Betsworth, Joe Dryer and Rob Frost.        Match Report by Rob Hawkes

In very cold and blustery conditions more conducive to sitting by a warm fire rather then playing or watching football there was little to entertain the fans as Ringmer fought to overcome Shoreham in their bid to lift the trophy for the first time in the club’s history.
                                                           Match Report by David Ruffles

Ri ngmer U18s ground out this result away from home on a bleak Easter Sunday morning on a very testing surface. The snow that fell during the warm session had subsided by the time the match kicked off, but  Cont.....                                                     Match Report by Rob Hawkes

Both sides came into this match on the back of disappointing results in their previous matches and both were missing several regular players. Ringmer needed the points to improve their League position while the Hawks were anxious to keep alive the mathematical possibility of still winning the title.                                       Match Report by David Ruffles