Woodman leaves Bromley

By the Editorial Team · Friday, October 23, 2026

Andy Woodman has left his role as manager of Bromley by mutual consent after a difficult start to their first season in League One. Former player Byron Webster has been appointed interim manager as the club aims to halt its poor run and improve its position near the bottom of the table.

Andy Woodman has departed his position as manager of League One club Bromley following a mutual agreement to terminate his contract. Woodman, who took charge in 2021, oversaw a historic period for the club, guiding them to promotion to the Football League for the first time in their 132-year history in 2024. Under his leadership, Bromley secured the League Two title last season.

This season, the club is competing in the third tier for the first time. However, Bromley has struggled to find form, suffering their third consecutive league loss on Tuesday. The team currently occupies the second-to-last position in the League One table.

In response to the recent downturn, Bromley announced that former player Byron Webster will assume the role of interim manager as the club seeks to stabilize its performance.

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