Bromley and manager Andy Woodman have parted ways after five years, as a difficult start to 2026-27 brings an era to a close.
Bromley have parted ways with manager Andy Woodman, ending a five-year stint in the dugout after a tough start to the 2026-27 campaign.
The club moved after results failed to meet expectations in the opening stretch of the season. Pressure has been building, and the decision signals that the hierarchy wants a reset before the campaign slips further out of reach.
Woodman leaves with a significant legacy at Bromley. Under his watch, the club grew into a more ambitious and organised outfit and reached the Football League, a milestone that defined his tenure. Few managers get five years at one club in the modern game, and his longevity says plenty about the stability he brought.
The focus now turns to who takes over. Bromley will need to find a replacement quickly to steady the ship and turn early struggles into a recovery. Whoever steps in inherits a squad shaped by Woodman and a club that has grown a great deal over the last five years.
