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Bromley's Attack Falters Despite Late Substitutions
12 Oct
Summary
- Manager admits lack of attacking quality despite multiple substitutions.
- JJ McKiernan scores for third consecutive match.
- Bromley sits 21st in League One with only two wins.
Bromley manager Andy Woodman acknowledged his team's deficiencies in attacking play following their 2-1 loss to Mansfield on Saturday. The manager revealed his frustration that despite bringing on numerous attacking players, including four substitutes simultaneously in the latter stages of the match, the team failed to achieve the necessary breakthroughs.
Woodman explained the tactical decisions, aiming to increase the threat with additional forwards and wingers, supported by a returning midfielder. He lamented the inability to execute the final pass or connection, highlighting that fine margins often determine outcomes, but ultimately, his team was not effective enough in the final third.
Despite the team's struggles, JJ McKiernan received praise from Woodman for scoring his third goal in as many games. The Bromley manager lauded McKiernan's positioning and versatility, calling him a valuable signing for the club. Bromley currently sits 21st in the League One standings, with a record of only two wins from their initial eight league fixtures.
