Bromley signings 'not good enough' - ex-boss Woodman
Ex-Bromley boss Andy Woodman criticises the club's summer recruitment and says he is looking forward to his next challenge.
Former Bromley manager Andy Woodman has criticized the club's signings in the summer transfer window, stating they were not good enough to survive in League One. Woodman, who led the team to two promotions in his five and a half years at the helm, was sacked last month following only two wins in the club's first ten games at the new division.
He expressed regret over the late signings, saying they came in over a few days, leading to unrealistic expectations. Woodman also revealed he had received offers to manage higher up the pyramid but chose to stay at Bromley out of loyalty to the club. Despite his disappointment, Woodman maintains no ill will towards the club or its owner, Robin Stanton-Gleaves, and wishes them the best.
He believes the club could have done more to prepare for League One and is now focused on his next managerial challenge.
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