Andy Woodman says that he feels disenchanted to not see Bromley within the play-off spots regardless of what many take into account to be a stellar first season in League Two.
The Ravens dipped into the underside half of the desk after dropping 3-2 to Salford at Hayes Lane yesterday regardless of taking the lead inside the opening 10 minutes.
Bromley have been among the many favourites to face relegation initially of the marketing campaign after securing promotion to the EFL for the primary time of their historical past as they beat Solihull Moors in final yr’s Nationwide League play-off closing.
Woodman mentioned: “Everybody on the skin would fee it as a profitable season as we have been favourites to go down. If you need my sincere fact, I’m a bit disenchanted we’re not greater and we’re not up within the play-offs, as a result of that’s what I got down to do.
“I do know we’re studying on the job however we can not preserve saying we’re studying on the job, we now have to verify we’re a bit of bit extra stable and a bit of bit extra road savvy.”
“It seems like I’ve had 4 years in at some point right now,” joked Woodman after the Salford loss.
“The plaudits for the final 4 years have been nice, however I’m not a type of individuals that appears again on that. That’s all gone, that’s historical past, that’s for individuals to speak about in years to come back.
“I’m concerning the right here and now – and going ahead. I wish to focus on going ahead with this soccer membership and ensuring that we will compete week in week out and be on the proper finish of the desk on this league. That’s the essential factor for me.”
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