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I’M NOT DUNN FOR JUST YET!

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Lions mentality is rubbing off on Ravens

LUKE WHO’S TALKING! Luke Wanadio wheels away after scoring for Bromley. Insets: Dunne, below, and with manager Neil Smith, above
PICTURES: Shutter Press & Action Images

By Matt Badcock
ALAN DUNNE spent 23 years at Millwall honing his craft in the school of hard knocks – and he reckons Bromley can upset the odds just like he used to with the Lions.
The 35-year-old defender played nearly 400 times in League One and the Championship for the London club, helping them to two promotions into English football’s second tier.
Now he&r...

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