Andy Woodman urges Bromley to adopt streetwise play in League One

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Andy Woodman urges Bromley to adopt streetwise play in League One
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Bromley manager Andy Woodman says his squad must adapt to the physical and tactical demands of League One by incorporating the dark arts into their play. After a promising start to the season that included a victory over Barnsley and a draw with Cambridge United, the team has faced consecutive setbacks. Recent results feature a 7-2 loss to Sheffield Wednesday, a 5-0 defeat at home to Leyton Orient, and a 2-0 loss against AFC Wimbledon on Monday. Woodman noted that while he remains satisfied with his players' effort, they are currently being outmaneuvered by more experienced opponents who display greater cunning in critical situations. He emphasized that the focus for the coming sessions is to eliminate individual errors and increase physical intensity on the training pitch to remain competitive in the third tier.

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  • Bromley manager Andy Woodman calls for more streetwise play from his squad.
  • The team currently struggles with consistency after opening the season with a win and a draw.
  • Recent results include a 7-2 loss to Sheffield Wednesday and a 5-0 defeat by Leyton Orient.
  • Woodman identifies tactical errors as a primary area for improvement on the training pitch.
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Bromley manager Andy Woodman says his team need to adopt the "dark arts" to compete in League One.

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