Overview
- Bromley announced Thursday that Andy Woodman has left his post after five-and-a-half years in charge as the club seeks a new permanent manager.
- Assistant and former player Byron Webster will take interim charge while the club prepares for Saturday’s home game against Peterborough United.
- Woodman built the most successful era in Bromley’s history by winning the FA Trophy, securing promotion to the Football League in 2024, and lifting the League Two title in 2025–26.
- A run of poor results this season left Bromley 23rd in League One with only two wins from 10 matches and an EFL-high 25 goals conceded, including 7-2, 5-0 and 4-0 defeats that highlighted defensive collapse.
- Coverage differed on the wording of his exit with some outlets calling it a sacking and others reporting a mutual contract termination, and the club’s priority now is to stop the slide and protect its League One status.