Showing posts with label Bromley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bromley. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 February 2008

Closer To The Edge

CONFERENCE SOUTH
Att: 648

BROMLEY - 1    [Williams 42]
SUTTON UNITED - 0

It's not good. Not good at all.

The brief upsurge in confidence we had around the New Year has now pretty much evaporated, what with the return to our early season defensive form at home to Bath and at Fisher. Add to that the incredibly frustrating 1-0 loss to Newport in last weeks Fort Knox game since that mental last 10 minutes at St Albans and you can probably see why there's an overriding air of depression once more hanging above Gander Green Lane.

Tuesday, 9 October 2007

Post-Haze At Hayes Lane

CONFERENCE LEAGUE CUP
ATTENDANCE : 309

BROMLEY - 2   [Williams 45. Wood 55]
SUTTON UNITED - 1    [Watkins 47]

So, we're managerless then.  Obviously having mulled over the situation following the somewhat less than impressive showing at home to Weston on the Saturday, Ian Hazel did the decent thing and fell on his sword first thing Monday morning. Which means we're going into this two-bob meaningless Setanta Shield tie at Bromley with his former assistant Stuart Massey and ex-U's midfielder Mickey Stephens at the helm.

Saturday, 18 August 2007

Ravens Rally Late

CONFERENCE SOUTH
ATTENDANCE : 702

SUTTON UNITED - 2   [Watkins 36. McBean 82]
BROMLEY - 2   [Hockton p18. Moore 84]

When you're still searching for your first goal of the campaign, having a rather well funded opponent visiting your place doesn't exactly fill your heart with hope. Still, with a 'tasty' history of 22 man brawls, red cards and mutual dislike amongst the supporters a visit from our old Isthmian foes Bromley is at least never what you'd call 'boring'.

Wednesday, 20 October 2004

Oggy Oggy...

FA CUP 3rd QUALIFYING ROUND REPLAY
Att: 487

BROMLEY - 2    [OG 42. OG 45.]
SUTTON UNITED - 1    [Fear 15.]

Just in case you’re wondering where the third ‘Oggy’ went, we’ve already had it. In the first game. FFS. Now, if Saturday’s performance (the second half in particular) could be described as, shall we say, ‘shit’, then I’m afraid the expletives required to describe the first half at Hayes Lane in the replay have yet to be invented.

Saturday, 16 October 2004

2-0 & We Fucked It Up

FA CUP 3rd QUALIFYING ROUND
Att: 495

SUTTON UNITED - 2   [Scarborough 3. Martin 23.]
BROMLEY - 2    [OG 43. Luckett 48.]

Admittedly, when this draw was made, we weren’t that impressed. Having been spoiled with a trip to Eastbourne in the last round and a cracking cup tie on top of a good ol’ piss up, playing Bromley at home is something of a let down.

Saturday, 17 April 1999

Bye Bye Bromley?

RYMAN PREMIER DIVISION
Att : 1137

Sutton United - 2  [S.Watson 9], [M.Watson 63]
Bromley - 0

So, it's time our ever wonderful old 'friends' from Hayes Lane popped by to deliver another feast of dull as fuck kick and rush football, with a smidgin of sickening brutality.