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FA CUP HAS SAVED US, CLAIM MET

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By Matt Badcock

BIG SCREEN: Bromley FC’s delegation on The One Show set with presenters Ore Oduba, fourth left, and Angela Griffin, fourth right

FA CUP REACTION AND DRAW, SEE P10-14
METROPOLITAN POLICE chairman Des Flanders says their run to the FA Cup first round proper has been a saviour.
The Step 3 club felt they were hit hard in the National League System summer shake-up.
Met were moved laterally out of the Isthmian League after 40 years and into the Southern League Premier South.
It meant an increase on travelling costs of 23 per cent and long-serving boss Jim Cooper stepped d...

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