Andy Woodman

Hopefully he can.

one thing I did want to ask you about while you're here very quickly TalkSport understands a former Chelsea Arsenal and England defender Ashley Cole was interviewed by the League One side Bromley for their vacant manager role after Andy Woodman left the club now also reportedly Stuart Maynard Mike Dodds in the conversation for this job as well more experience obviously managerially but does it surprise you that someone with his record he's coached England under 21s he's been a coach for England senior team he worked in the Premier League under Frank Lampard with Chelsea And obviously his glittering career, 107 England caps.

Does it surprise you that his first managerial job in England might be Bromley?

It's going to be interesting.

trying to bring him in to try and sort of change their season around because it's going to have to happen quite quickly.

Yeah, it's an interesting one if he does take the job.

For me, I think Andy Woodman had such an affinity with the club.

If you're going to make that change, have someone lined up, have a plan there ready to go.

They're all three of their victories so far this season, Wigan, have come at home.

And Bromley, well, their troubles continue, don't they? Managerless with Andy Woodman, obviously, sacked.

a few weeks ago now and Wigan the better team in a quite entertaining game Bromley down to the foot of the table and they need to react quickly so they don't get detached from the rest of the pile don't they maybe to start on Bromley before sort of the good points on Wigan

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, again, I saw them.

Posh played away at them quite recently.

Obviously, the first game after Andy Woodman.

Again, Posh were awful, but Bromley weren't much better.

It may be a case of... fresh ideas are needed and if that is the case then Evans unfortunately has to be the full guy because that's kind of just how football works isn't it if anyone's going to go it's going to be the manager it's the easiest thing to change you can't change the whole squad over again they've tried that already it's worked for the second half of last season and now we're kind of back to where we were so yeah I think we are definitely reaching the point where we're going to have to start asking some serious questions

Yeah, I think it's very interesting, the manager market, because it's obviously probably made a decision to sack Andy Woodman.

I think that would make a lot of owners who have managers who maybe aren't performing as well as they think, maybe perks the ears up a little bit.

But we'll

Firstly, the farcical one, which is Bromley sacking their manager.

Which, I mean, Andy Woodman, interesting story is he's Gareth Southgate's best mate.

Gareth Southgate's autobiography is about him as well as about Gareth Southgate.

So he's had quite a lot of press for that.

There was some, good bits about it there was some good bits about it

like it was funny like my my old brother Andy kind of made a made a thing said he did watch Wednesday and he

what did he say the thing there was some funny comments I think he kind of came out with this um He said he did watch, he said it was pretty underwhelming

stuff, and he said it was yet considerably better than both against Notts County and Donnie.

Ooh.

A name we have not heard that much.

The lesser, lesser Mitchell brother.

I also think we'll win.

But it'll be interesting to see.

I saw some names of Andy Woodman and Stuart Maynard knocked about this week.

I thought they were a little bit optimistic, not least because of the level, but also the geography.

Yeah, they're catching

won one draw at Hayes Lane on Saturday.

Webster was in charge for the first time after the shock midweek sacking of double promotion winning boss Andy Woodman, and came within a minute of overseeing a win before posh sub Vernon Massara popped up with a well-taken equaliser.

Webster said, It's a cruel game.

It was a great day for us, apart from a late sucker punch.