Bromley supervisor Andy Woodman admitted his aspect deserved completely nothing in Saturday’s 2-0 dwelling loss to York Metropolis.
Former Dulwich Hamlet striker Dipo Akinyemi scored the second objective for the guests with Marvin Armstrong breaking the impasse shortly after the half-hour mark.
Bromley are third within the Nationwide League.
“We had been poor right now,” Woodman advised BBC Radio London. “They seemed like they had been slightly extra on the entrance foot – they picked up extra second balls and had been a bit extra aggressive. We had been miles off it right now – I don’t assume we even huffed and puffed.
“No excuses from me for the consequence – we go once more.
Image : Keith Gillard
Image : Keith Gillard
“York had been higher than us and it’d simply be a superb little reminder that we have to keep on with what we’re about and earn the correct in each a part of the pitch.
“I used to be upset with the primary objective. It was precisely like I believed – two yards offside. Then it’s questionable whether or not it has gone throughout the road. That doesn’t assist.
“It’s Non League Day and everybody will get caught up in that we wish to hold these followers coming again – give them one thing to cheer about – however we’ve acquired 70 factors and we’ve nonetheless acquired six video games left. It’s not all doom and gloom.
Image : Keith Gillard
Image : Keith Gillard
“Right this moment wasn’t our day and typically that may give you the results you want. It would make gamers realise that groups down the underside are combating for survival and you’ve got to be on it all over the place throughout the park.
“We’ve acquired to maintain worrying about right here and now – not the play-offs. The right here and now’s Dorking on Friday and Woking on Tuesday. We now have completed all our good work in midweek to get the consequence at Wealdstone and it leaves you slightly bit flat right now.
“Let’s get again to it Monday and never beat ourselves up over a foul efficiency – it’s been a superb season up to now.”
PICTURES: KEITH GILLARD
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