Colin Head is a journalist based in Bromley, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and sports, Colin covers events and matches in the Bromley area, providing previews and match reports for various teams.
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Colin Head's local focus on Bromley, United Kingdom, is evident from his coverage of non-league football teams such as Holmesdale, Cray Wanderers, and Bromley FC. His articles predominantly cover match previews and results for these local teams.
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Saturday marks the end of an era for Cray Wanderers FC as they play their last ever home game at Hayes Lane, having ground shared there with Bromley FC since August 1998, The Wands are moving to their new Flamingo Park Stadium for next season.
After 26 years of tenancy Cray Wanderers play their last ever home game at Hayes Lane on Saturday afternoon when they take on Bognor Regis Town in the Isthmian league Premier Division.
By: Colin Head
Cray Wanderers’ last home game at Hayes Lane ended in a chastening defeat to an impressive Bognor Regis Town side who outplayed the hosts for the majority of the match and took their chances.
Bromley have their biggest game of the season so far on Sunday afternoon when they take on Altrincham at a packed out Hayes Lane in the National League play-off Semi Final, knowing that they are just two wins away from a place in the Football League for the first time in the club’s 132 year history.
Bromley secured a place in the National League play off final at Wembley Stadium next Sunday with a stunning ten minute spell just after half time that saw them come from behind to beat Altrincham at Hayes Lane on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday sees what can probably be described as Bromley’s most important game in their 132 year history, when they take on Solihull Moors in the National League Play Off Final at Wembley Stadium.
Bromley’s preparations for their first season in the Football League have begun with the 3G pitch at Hayes Lane having been taken up ready to be moved to a new site a few hundred yards away from the ground.
Bromley have made their first update on players retained for next season as Andy Woodman assembles his squad for The Ravens first campaign in League Two.
Bromley have started adding players to their squad ahead of The Ravens’ debut season in League Two, bringing back three players who have previously played for the club.
Bromley continue to strengthen their squad ahead of their debut League Two season with manager Andy Woodman bringing in striker Marcus Diananga from Gateshead and defender Taylor Foran from Arsenal.
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