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Tobias Brenan: “A bit of Jude Bellingham about him”
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley have secured a 20-year-old who can play behind the front man and through the spine of the midfield, with great upside to match his current ability level.
21.08.26Features
Shamal George: THAT Barnsley performance
OLIVER WHITEMAN: Shamal George's impressive performances have secured him the #1 shirt for Bromley’s season openers.
16.08.26Features
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Victor Adeboyejo: Career relaunch imminent?
MACHEL HEWITT: Victor Adeboyejo has a chance to relaunch his career with a club and a manager who clearly think he’s primed to do so.
07.08.26Features
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Ethon Archer: An attacking string to Bromley’s bow
MACHEL HEWITT: His attributes are clear: Ethon Archer is an attacking winger/number 10 who thrives on chance creation, along with successful crosses and dribbles.
15.07.26Features
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Jacob Mendy: Signed with a tactical switch in mind?
MACHEL HEWITT: To fit Woodman’s mould, having boundless energy and the ability to put the ball into dangerous areas are non-negotiables. Enter Jacob Mendy
12.07.26Features
Kamil Conteh: What can Ravens fans expect?
OLIVER WHITEMAN: If he can build on the promise he has shown at points in his fledgling career, Kamil Conteh could be one to watch in BR2 this season.
10.07.26Features
Memory Threads: Classic football shirts are little time machines
PETER ETHERINGTON: When we buy a football shirt, we take a slice of it home with us.
21.06.26Features
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Death of an Underdog
MACHEL HEWITT: You don’t choose the club you love; they and the people connected to it choose you.
26.04.26Features
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Player of the Season: Bromley’s most crowded field ever?
MACHEL HEWITT: The time has come to consider the contenders for Bromley’s Player of the Season.
29.03.26Features
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Zech Medley: Finding his tune
MACHEL HEWITT: Medley's flexibility will likely prove his most desirable attribute as the season reaches its denouement.
13.03.26Features
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George Wakeling: Taking a stand for Bromley
COLIN HEAD: A George Wakeling team was defined by hard work, tactical nous, and making the most of what you had in order to punch well above your weight.
12.02.26Features
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The Pause: Parenting a football club
PETER ETHERINGTON: At the weekend, while the second-rounders were putting yet more minutes in their legs on the heavy pitches of December, Hayes Lane stood still. The noise returns on Tuesday night, but the moment of quiet was a gift that perhaps we didn’t know we needed.
08.12.25Features
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Caged Bear: The Marcus Dinanga puzzle
MACHEL HEWITT: Numerous National League clubs will be shopping for a proven goal-scorer when the winter transfer window opens, and it would be surprising if Marcus Dinanga’s name isn’t on their list.
06.12.25Features
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Ask the Scout: Bromley’s January transfer window from a pro’s perspective
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley's positive start to 25/26 has only served to heighten expectations ahead of the January transfer window, with the main question being: Yes, Bromley are good, but how do they get better?
20.11.25Features
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FA Cup romance ain’t dead, but it ain’t the same
MACHEL HEWITT: One of the few downsides to Bromley’s exponential rise through the football pyramid in the last twenty years is the disappearance of the non-league cup run.
31.10.25Features
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Ross McNeilly: Bromley’s new gem polisher
MACHEL HEWITT: For Ross McNeilly, having now established himself in the Bromley B hotseat, his big target for the season is clear: Progression in the Premier League Cup. Bromley have five remaining games in the group stage of the competition and have given themselves a great chance of advancing to the next round.
24.10.25Features
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Getting it Dunne the right way at Tonbridge
MACHEL HEWITT: When we praise Andy Woodman for Bromley’s history-making since 2021, Alan Dunne’s name should be put on a pedestal alongside him. Dunne now gets his chance to prove he can replicate that success elsewhere.
01.10.25Features
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Ten more years, Andy Woodman!
Why Bromley's best signing this season has been a new Andy Woodman contract.
18.09.25Features
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Goals Galore: Celebrating Michael Cheek and the man whose record he surpassed
17.09.25Features
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In Praise of Free Football on TV
Paying homage to the lost art of football before paywalls
25.05.25Features
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Bromley’s long trip to the FA Cup third round
09.01.25Features
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Four Games in Five Days: The Story of Bromley’s 85/86 Season
28.03.24Features
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From Tottenham to Bristol: My FA Cup Journey
Why the magic of the cup still matters.
10.10.23Features
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The Fourth Qualifying Round: A misty-eyed reflection on the magic of the cup.
Once more unto the breach, dear friends
14.10.22Features

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