Explosive fun will be the order of the night when the Bognor Regis Town FC stage their annual fireworks show next week.
And to help promote the community event, which has been on the calendar since the 1980a, Rocks manager Robbie Blake and assistant coach Jamie Howell were happy to pose with a poster from the archives announcing the display.
The club's ground, Nyewood Lane, will be transformed into a festival of fun next Friday, October 28 with the promise of "a wonderful night sky show provided by fireworks worth £5,000".
Rocks grandee Jack Pearce, who has masterminded the event since its inception, says the night provides a boost the club's coffers and gives locals the chance to come together and experience a real sense of community.
He said: "It's always a great night, with lots of fun and laughs and big smiles and that is always lovely to see. As well as the fireworks, visitors can enjoy arena events, a funfair and even strut their stuff at a disco in Seasons. our events HQ.
"Delicious food is available from our canteen and the bar will be open too. We love to see as many people as possible and would urge them to come along and join in the spectacular occasion.
"Admission is just £6 and kids under five go free! Gates open at 5.30pm and fireworks start at 7.30pm. See you there."
Former Premier League striker Blake says he knows just how important the fireworks night is to both the local community and the club in terms of finances. He said: “As well as representing the town since 1883 on the football front, this club is all about being an asset to the community. And for us to continue to be able to provide the opportunities we do -- such as our work with charities -- something like this is so, so important.”
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