They had another recent cup run - I believe both times knocked out by West Ham. But that's just off the top of my head. Had a lot of money troubles over the years - not sure why that sounds familiar. Heard they're quite solid financially presently but we've heard that somewhere before too.

Red and Blue Army!

Something I find a much more common occurrence these day too -

I introduced the subject of Kidderminster Harriers last night following on from mention of the club on this discussion.
Phil Brown is currently the manager.
Current Harrogate manager Simon Weaver used to play for the club.
Recent Plymouth manager Ian Foster is also a former player.

My first visit to Bromley was November 1963 v Sutton Utd and a 2-4 defeat. I remember it starting to sleet/snow in the 2nd half.

No executive lounge back then though!

Edited by Pete53 (04 Apr 2024 10.16pm)

The previous time they beat Birmingham away - which was pretty much almost a derby. One of the scorers was signed by them for a mil or so - Forsyth. Don't think he ever did much except be a solid pro.

Paul Jones was the keeper - he went to Southampton and was Wales goalie. One of the best I've seen in the flesh.

The best player I ever saw for them was Kim Casey. He owned a business and was happy with semi-pro. He could have played any level. The closest Palace player I can think of is Swindlehurst. Kim Casey had more goals than games played - he was unreal. And they weren't tap ins - he'd stroll through everyone from the kick off and score. He got 73 goals in a season but wasn't like Bull or even Wright - more silky, not pacey or physical, I suppose played very much like Dalglish.

Red and Blue Army!

My brother used to walk there when we lived in Hayes. I only used to follow the mighty Palace. My brother was telling me about having half time tea and cake with the players at Bromley. Clearly some time ago.

Red and Blue Army!