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MACHEL HEWITT: In hindsight, last-minute equaliser notwithstanding, Bromley should feel happy to have escaped with a point on a night when they were well below their best.
29.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: I don’t doubt Bromley made some money here, but if the percentage owed to Charlton is correct, then there is no way they made the kind of money they should or could have done.
28.01.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: Make no mistake, should Bromley seal promotion this season, Nicke Kabamba’s goals will be a vital part of the story.
26.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: For all of the praise Bromley’s unbeaten run has garnered, a win at home to Swindon would trump all of the attention and commendation. This is a genuine top-of-the-table clash as 1st take on 2nd. Dare we call it a six-pointer?
24.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Damola Ajayi has joined on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, which means another former Bromley boy has returned to the place where it all began.
19.01.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: On a day when avoiding defeat was the main aim, Grant Smith came up trumps when it mattered most. For the record, that was his ninth clean sheet of the season. Only one keeper has more than him.
18.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Your average Chesterfield fan will approach the midday kick-off fearing one man and one man alone: Michael Cheek. The frontman now has 11 goals against them, and try as they might, the Blues find it very hard to prevent him from hitting the back of the net.
16.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Will Andy Woodman persuade some of the top performers in Premier League 2 to take a chance on a spell at Hayes Lane.
14.01.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: Andy Woodman will also know that he has yet to win a match against Andy Crosby. They’ve only met twice, but still, there are very few managers in League Two who hold the potential mockers over Woodman.
09.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: With 22 games remaining, statistically, eight wins puts Bromley in the play-offs, while ten wins likely secures a spot in the top three.
04.01.26Opinion
MACHEL HEWITT: 4-2-3-1 has taken Bromley to nine wins from ten and top spot in League Two. Why change something that is clearly working and the players are comfortable with?
01.01.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Trumpets that heralded Cheek's achievements last season are now just part of a much larger orchestra, but any side with a striker who is almost guaranteed to hit 20 is in one hell of a good position.
30.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: When these teams locked horns a little over three weeks ago, Bromley emerged with a 3-1 victory. In the three fixtures since, Crawley haven’t won. But that doesn’t necessarily tell the full story.
29.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Miles off the pace, the Ravens found themselves 2-0 down at the midway point, yet found enough Christmas spirit in the second half to claw their way to a win, secured in the dying embers by a Ben Thompson winner.
27.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Check the League Two stats tables and you’ll see that Rovers currently rank last for goals per match, second for most goals conceded per match, and have registered the fewest shots on target per match.
25.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Watching the replay back, it is clear that neither official was up with play, so you have to assume their conversation went along the lines of: “Did you see it?” “Not clearly. Did you?” “Not clearly. Play on, no goal.”
23.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: This season, Bromley have made headlines by being the only League Two side with an unbeaten home record, and are one of just five teams in the entire ninety-two to create a blemish-free fortress.
20.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley are the only Category 4 academy in the Premier League Cup. Let that sink in for a moment.
17.12.25News
MACHEL HEWITT: This game will not be easy for Bromley, especially when you consider that all four of the games the Ravens have lost this season have been away from home.
12.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: This performance was a perfect showcase of how Bromley can beat you in myriad ways. Overcoming a lacklustre first half, they found a way to score three goals from three different players and by three different means.
11.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Even the most churlish and curmudgeonly among the fanbase surely respect that Neil Smith laid the foundations for where Bromley are now.
09.12.25Matchday
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
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley were good value for 60 minutes, and Walsall probably should have been out of the game at half-time. That fact alone should give Bromley some positives to work from.
30.11.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: With the game being a top-of-the-table clash, will Andy Woodman pack his midfield with the ‘dogs of war’ to garner a robust defensive foothold, or will he spring a surprise?
29.11.25Matchday
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