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Not a week for the Neil-ly men

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 March 2021

FANS’ FORUM

ALL CHANGE: Bromley began their new era yesterday

NEAL Ardley leaving Notts County was a shock but Neil Smith’s exit from Bromley was simply astonishing!
Why would a club would get rid of someone who has done so much for them – and sitting in the play-off places?
It makes me wonder what exactly the expectation is? Do Bromley feel they should be winning the league or something?
Smith has been a great servant to Bromley and I am sure he will be back soon.
KEITH LAMBERT Bromley

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