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What are the key ingredients of National League champions?

16.02.23, 12:24 Updated 11.06.25, 17:22

Machel Hewitt

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When Bromley got promoted to the National League for the 2015/16 season, most rational supporters assumed it would be a one or two season stay at best.

Bromley were a hybrid part-time side then, training two mornings a week with an optional third morning that many players opted out of, yet the club finished a creditable 14th place in the league. This was despite a managerial change from Mark Goldberg to Neil Smith in February 2016.

The following four seasons saw Bromley finish between 9th and 13th and included a trip to Wembley for the FA Trophy final against Brackley Town in 2018.

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