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MACHEL HEWITT: I suppose a lot depends on how important you view the EFL Trophy.

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MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley found a way to overcome adversity and win the match in the second half, grasping three points against all odds.

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MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley turned in their best performance of the season to pick up a point, their first in four games.

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MACHEL HEWITT: It seems a no-brainer to call a home win for the Tangerines. But football, as we know all too well, isn’t played on paper.

MACHEL HEWITT: For all the talk of a quality deficiency on the night, Bromley’s defeat was somewhat self-inflicted.

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MACHEL HEWITT: After an unprecedented era of uninterrupted success, two heavy defeats have delivered a shock to the system that few fans were prepared for.

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MACHEL HEWITT: Staying behind to applaud the team was an acknowledgement that it wasn’t Bromley’s day, but that the fans are behind the team come what may.

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MACHEL HEWITT: As surreal moments go, this may just be the biggest one outside of the trip to Newcastle United in the FA Cup.

MACHEL HEWITT: When the 50-year CPL deal was signed in 2013 with the then WICB, few would have predicted that 13 years later we would sit on the precipice of a succession crisis,

MACHEL HEWITT: Football matches are allowed to be games of two halves, and if you course-correct and don’t lose, you can always say the ends justify the means.

Letter written in 1847 to Sandbach, Tinne and Company’s Liverpool office reveals it engaged in practice after receiving taxpayer-funded compensation, book says

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MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley have secured a 20-year-old who can play behind the front man and through the spine of the midfield, with great upside to match his current ability level.

The witch hunt of Jason Arday is a reminder that for some, Black excellence is an audacious step too far

MACHEL HEWITT: It's not how much of the ball you have; it’s what you do with it. Bromley excel at that game.

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Millions could die because of ideas intellectually and morally equivalent to the ‘lizard people’ conspiracy theory.

MACHEL HEWITT: Andy Woodman now has the right pieces to affect the game from the bench without compromising the quality

MACHEL HEWITT: The system works, the team culture and DNA are woven into the fabric of the club, and the recruitment has been good.

Mr Arday is understood to have been found "unresponsive" at an address in Battersea on Friday afternoon

MACHEL HEWITT: Are West Indies overworking their star man by asking him to don the wicketkeeper’s gloves.

MACHEL HEWITT: The more things change, the more the DNA stays the same.

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MACHEL HEWITT: At long last, Bromley’s 26/27 campaign gets underway.

MACHEL HEWITT: Victor Adeboyejo has a chance to relaunch his career with a club and a manager who clearly think he’s primed to do so.

Uefa is not standing down in its fight with Fifa, saying ‘conditions have not been met’ for it to call off its current boycott of competitions

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