defeated by Rustington. Cup success again afforded the Walton Lane side in 2008–09 when they were beaten by a solitary goal to nil against fellow Division Three side, Forest, in the final of the same trophy. However Bosham did find the winning formula the following season, drafting in a largely youthful squad alongside one or two more experienced heads, to lead the club to the Division Three title for the third time; the Division Three Challenge Cup, and the Team of the Year award. Unfortunately, heightened league ground grading regulations were to this time go against Bosham and they were denied a place back in senior football. Despite this knock, the club managed to keep the majority of the team that earned their top spot the previous season, and gallantly went on to finish in fourth place in 2010–11. In September 2011, Bosham won a £20,000 sponsorship deal with home improvement retailer, Wickes, and featured in national newspaper, The Sun. The prize was a welcome boost for the village club, who had previously struggled for funding and local volunteers. Bosham fought off 300 other non-league clubs to win the competition, with club captain Ben Blanshard writing 250 words as to why they deserved it. The windfall funded a make over for the changing rooms, new kit, training equipment and coaching. After encouragingly winning six of their opening nine league games of the 2011–12 campaign, a changeable Bosham side saw their season ebb out, as they finished below mid-table. However at the end of that season, the club were demoted back to the West Sussex Football League as their ground did not meet the requirements to carry on playing in the Sussex County League. Under the guidance of Tony Hancock, the Robins finished in third place in their return season in West Sussex Premier Division, with the title eventually going to Cowfold after being keenly fought out until the last weekend. Despite a positive start to the 2013/14 campaign, Hancock ended his ten-year reign in charge of The Robins, with long-serving player Andy Probee taking over the role in November 2013. Bosham were soon back on track, with Probee's side winning an impressive 13 of their remaining 16 games to take the West Sussex Premier Division title for a second time, and with it, gain promotion back to Division 3 of the Sussex County League. Sadly, Probee lost his grandad –