After impressive wins at Salisbury (2-0) and at home to Chelmsford (1-0) and five games un-defeated Bromley have given themselves half a chance of survival going into March. The extra investment in the squad has paid off in results so far and there are one or two of the new faces who look to be playing below their natural level. The form of Ali Fuseini & Albert Jarrett in midfield have been key to the up turn in form along with Hakeem Araba’s goals and the central defensive combination of Liam Harwood & Moses Swaibu in front of a solid Keeper in Joe Welch, we now have a central core of quality that the side has lacked all season.
There are some tough games ahead and we are not out of danger yet, but hope is very much alive at Hayes Lane after months of despair and disillusion.
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