Wes Hallett (Goalkeeper) A goalkeeper who rejoined the Lions at the start of the 2006/07 season. With his experience in division 1 during his last spell at the club, he's almost part of the furniture here now at Nyetimber Lane. Solid & Dependable, Wes is generally considered one of the best keepers in SCFL Division 1

James Binfield (Goalkeeper) 16 year old James is poised to threaten Wes's position as Pagham's number 1. Solid performances in pre-season friendlies, together with the chance to shine in the first league game of the 2011/12 season when Wes is suspended give the youngster every chance of making the job his own.

James Misslebrook (Defender) James, along with brother Sam continue a Pagham tradition of having brothers playing in the same side. James put a career in the forces aside to come back to the Lions, and can always be depended upon to put in a solid display whenever called upon

Joe Booker (Defender) Formerly on the books of Brighton and Hove Albion, Joe is a defender who does what he needs to with some style. His size belies some deft turns on the ball, and as his goal against Crawley Down to open the Lions' account for 2010/11 proves he also knows how to score

Tom Broadbent (Defender) Tom moves to Nyetimber Lane for the 2011/12 season from Chichester City United. His height and strength will no doubt add to Pagham's defensive solidity this season

Darren Pearce (Defender) Vastly experienced campaigner, it was something of a coup for Carl Stabler to ensure the long serving Pearce followed him to Nyetimber Lane. Having played at Bognor Town amongst others, Pearce's knowledge of football will be invaluable on the pitch this season.

Paul Jones (Defender) A massive presence in the back four for Pagham, "Jonah" doesn't live up to his nick-name, never jinxing his team-mates. Recently called up to the Sussex squad, he's also found an eye for goal with some great strikes this season

Jordan Tribe (Defender) Jordan has recently come into first team contention, and his displays show a maturity beyond his years. Another whole-hearted player, who has stepped up to senior football with some ease

Ryan Cox (Defender/Midfield) Ryan continues the tradition of having a Cox in the Pagham side. Very quick on the break, and tough in the tackle, he's a worthy addition to the Lions squad

Alex Ward (Defender/Midfield) Alex comes to Nyetimber from Gosport Borough, having also played for Bognor Town and Andover. Brother of Portsmouth FC's Joel Ward, Alex is a great addition to the side, and will add steel to the Lions' midfield

Jack Williamson (Midfield) Another product of the Lions youth system, Jack has also been scouted by other teams, but his displays for the Lions have shown his commitment to the Lions cause. A useful player, with a turn of speed that gives Pagham an extra dimension in the middle of the park

Neil Murfin (Midfield) Another escapee from Wick, Neil links up with brother Scott, and his displays in midfield pre-season point to a player who could fit in very well with Pagham's style of play.

Greg Robinson (Midfield) Another experienced player, moved to us from Selsey, giving Carl another option to call upon. "Reggie" plays an important part in the squad, adding steel to the midfield when needed

Phil Turner (Midfield) "Pip" Turner is coming back to Nyetimber Lane, having played for Bognor Town amongst others since he last wore a Lions shirt. A tigerish player, he goes in where others fear to tread and will run through walls in the Lions' cause

Matt Wood (Midfield/striker) Matt returns "full time" to the Lions for the 2011/12 season, having been dual-signed with Bognor Town last season whilst making the odd appearence for us. Talented player who will definitely add to our goalscoring potential

Ross Woolf (Midfield/striker) "Woolfie" joined us from Selsey, having spent many a year taunting us with displays for the Blues which more often than not ended with him being involved in a goal or two. His speed into the area gives the Lions yet another attacking option

Charlie Marshall (Striker) Joined Pagham on dual registration with Bognor Town, and showed much promise on his debut against Redhill. With James Temple and Scott Murfin, forms the third part of a formidable strike-force for the Lions

Scott Murfin (Striker) Diminutive in stature, but more than a match for any defender, Scott has scored goals whichever club he's played for. Followed Carl Stabler to Nyetimber Lane in the close season, and could prove to be a superb signing

James Temple (Striker) The big Striker comes to Nyetimber Lane with a decent record behind him, and could be a target man with Scott Murfin. The former Chichester City forward will add some competition for places up front, and is bound to score more than his share of goals.

Michael Frangou (Striker) "Goose" returns to Nyetimber Lane having spent most of last season at Wick. Frangou scored 28 goals in one season for the Lions a couple of seasons ago, and certainly has it in him to repeat the feat