Cup Tie – Pease Pottage The Rotherfield Vets rolled into Pease Pottage for their third game in four weeks with the smallest squad of the season for their SSFL Vets Cup (In memory of Ian Dean). Brooker and Harkness answered the late SOS call, proving that sometimes heroes don’t wear capes — they just remember where they left their shin pads. Despite the lean numbers, the Greens put in a quality performance and marched into the next round of the cup. First Half The Greens came

Young Greens exit the Stratford Cup on Penalties in a closely-fought encounter against Crawley United. This would be the first Home game for the Rotherfield side since September, with the greens stringing together a series of stubborn away performances culminating in back-to-back wins against Willingdon and Ringmer in recent weeks. The confident Rotherfield side started the brighter, playing the ball across the back with composure against an aggressive press without creating

Captain Sam Saunders was awarded Man of the Match on Saturday. Image credit Will Hugall. Rotherfield FC returned to winning ways this weekend with a resounding away victory against Punnetts Town. Goals from Mike Peevor, George Fyffe, James Dunn and Jack Turner rewarded the Green and Whites with a much-needed three points. The side made the short journey to Punnetts Town in determined mood, looking to bounce back after a disappointing home defeat to Cuckfield Rangers last ti