Bromley manager Woodman works on squad during international break
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026
Bromley manager Andy Woodman plans to refine his squad during the international break as they prepare for upcoming matches. After a strong start to the League One season, including a win against Barnsley and a draw with Cambridge, the team struggled with just one point from four subsequent games. Woodman expressed confidence in his players, highlighting the need for quality training to enhance team cohesion. Bromley will face Brentford Under-21s in the EFL Trophy on September 24 and Crawley Town on October 6, with their next League One match against Mansfield Town on October 10.
- •Bromley started the League One season well but faltered recently.
- •Woodman seeks to improve squad cohesion through training.
- •Bromley plays Brentford Under-21s on September 24.
- •Next League One match is against Mansfield Town on October 10.
- •Woodman emphasizes the importance of player roles and responsibilities.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Woodman welcomes chance to hone Bromley squad
"Bromley manager Andy Woodman says he will use the the international break to get his squad fine-tuned.
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