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The damage is unclear at this stage, though Town manager Ian Holloway did not appear in optimistic mood when speaking about the issue at his pre-match press conference ahead of the trip to Crawley Town.
05.03.26News
The outcome of the episode is Holloway will have to make do with a vantage point in the stands at Crawley Town this weekend. Marcus Bignot and Gavin Gunning will marshall proceedings from the dugout.
Supporters who had already booked accommodation and travel to Cambridge have told The Moonraker of their frustrations, including train tickets which will no longer be valid and hotel bookings that will need to be moved.
04.03.26News
The centre-back has been undergoing his recovery at his parent club, Leicester City, and updates on his progress have been sparse since. The Moonraker understands there is no immediate expectation for Wilson-Brown to return.
03.03.26News
Swindon could fit out the Town End so it can be a home for anyone who wants a ticket. The club can prove they are capable of reacting to fan opinion, and able to deliver a relatively minor development task in an expedient and effective manner.
03.03.26Opinion
MACHEL HEWITT: Oldham are one of only four teams to beat Bromley this season, and only four teams in League Two have lost fewer games than the Latics.
03.03.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: On a day when all of their promotion rivals dropped points, Bromley just had to find a way to win. How they did so was irrelevant.
ANALYSIS: Clarke's impact is way too valuable to voluntarily leave out. While the skipper is competent enough in the back three, it is immediately obvious that Town lose presence and energy when he is not in midfield.
02.03.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: A week has passed since Bromley last played, and that rest period is almost certainly the best thing that could have happened at this stage of the season.
28.02.26Matchday
As previously reported by The Moonraker on multiple occasions, Morfuni has been propping up the club’s day-to-day operations at an average of more than £200,000 per month over the past year-and-a-half.
27.02.26News
Bodin has not made an appearance for Town since Boxing Day, having suffered a low-grade hamstring tear. He has been back in training for more than a week, however, and is now ready to be involved in competitive action.
The Moonraker understands more than 10,600 tickets have been sold for the fixture, with Rovers having already used up their entire allocation of more than 2,300.
26.02.26News
Initial X-rays showed there were no fractures, and Ball was then sent for further assessment to establish whether or not there was any ligament disruption within the relevant joint. Following a scan early this week, those concerns have been quelled.
ANDY HAMMOND: Given Bromley’s success of late, I have to wonder if the expectation of victory is skewing our perception of the quality of the boys’ performance.
23.02.26Matchday
ANALYSIS: Maybe it would be easier if mediocrity was the default setting. That way, there would never be a sense of ‘what if’. Perhaps those moments of excellence have inflated our expectations to unmanageable levels.
Ball left the County Ground in an ambulance at the end of the game, with his left arm in a brace, following an incident early in the second half on Saturday (February 21).
23.02.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: From one potential banana skin to another.
21.02.26Matchday
SAM MORSHEAD: If the status quo is ever going to shift, there has to be an acceptance that this is a multi-way relationship. We can demand introspection from senior club figures as much as we want, but without expecting it of ourselves, we are no better than common hypocrites.
20.02.26Opinion
Mitchell's opportunities in the first-team squad have been limited since, however. The 20-year-old made five substitute appearances for Town, and spent time out on loan with three clubs in non-league.
20.02.26News
The forward is on a one-year contract at Town, and though he is known to be keen to remain in Wiltshire – his family home is near Swindon, he faces a tough task convincing Holloway he is worthy of a new contract.
MACHEL HEWITT: The noise pre-match was that Bromley were in need of rotation, and at the final whistle, that score reached its crescendo.
19.02.26Matchday
ANALYSIS: Let’s face it, this team is very different with a motivated, motoring Clarke at its heart. Despite the acquisition of plenty of experience in recent months, there are few voices in the camp which resonate quite like the captain’s.
18.02.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Have Cheltenham found the right formula at the wrong time for Bromley?
17.02.26Matchday
SAM MORSHEAD: There have been moments this season - the annihilation of Bolton in particular - where there was a real buzz, unity, and purpose among the crowd. But it’s been hard for both players and fans to replicate that regularly.
17.02.26Opinion
