Bromley Heath Utd v Broadwalk 14-9-08
Health lost at home to Broadwalk 3-9 in their first match of the season. Broadwalk got off to a storming start scoring twice. But Health fought back to a 2-3 scoreline, thanks to two great goals from Kyle Morrison and Harry Prendergast. However, Heath was unable to contain Broadwalk's relentless attacks which netted 9 goals in total. Heath's Jamie Dickinson scored a skilful consolation goal in the last few minutes.  

21st September – Longwell Green v Bromley Heath – Under 11

Newly promoted Bromley Heath are not underestimating how tough this season is going to be :

Bromley however had a great first half away to Longwell Green and looked good for their 1-0 lead at half time, courtesy of James Sanderson. Jack Trapnell in Goal pulled off some great saves including one absolutely impossible one !

In the second half, Bromley were playing uphill in long grass and tired legs started to show. Longwell Green equalised before long and soon notched up a few more. Heads went down and Bromley were 6-1 down at the final whistle ! Tom Burden won man of the match due to his dogged performance and his refusal to give up the game.

There were good signs in our performance and we are hopeful to improve as the season progresses.

(Terry Morgan).  

Saltford Stars v's Bromley Heath United        12/10/2008  

Heath came close to making their first point of the season against Saltford Stars, who eventually walked away with a close 2-1 home win. The Stars took the lead after 10 minutes, pressing Heath back into their own half for much of the time, and snuffing out the Bromley breaks. Jack Trapnell proved a reliable pair of hands in Heath's goal, pulling off a number of good saves and earning man of the match. The second half started with more of the same, with the Stars scoring their second at 35 minutes. This jolted Heath into upping their game, and Harry Saunders cracked in an amazing goal from outside the area for Heath. Heath pressed harder in the last ten minutes, gaining a number of chances. Bradley Cepek came the closest to scoring, but Heath were unable to get the ball across Saltford's goal line before the final whistle. 

Bromley Heath United v's Frampton Rangers      19/10/2008  

Bromley Heath snatched a 6-2 cup win from Frampton Rangers after going 1-2 down at half time. Rangers goals were supplied by Ed Lankester and Mitch Rayner; both deflecting off defenders before finding the net. MoM, Daniel Smith, curled in Heath's first goal from a tight angle. In the second-half Heath firmly took control of the game, and the goals rained into Ranger's net. Harry Saunders and James Sanderson both lobbed balls high into Ranger's goal. This was followed by Harry Prendergast, Mitch Brunning and Daniel Smith all booting the ball between Ranger's sticks.

Bromley Heath United v's Bishport United      02/11/2008 

In an important bottom of Div C clash Bromley Heath and Bishport United both walked away with a point, the final score being 2-2. It started an open game with both sides defending well, attacking and getting shots on goal. Heath nearly broke the deadlock, but the goal area scrabble tipped in by Daniel Smith was ruled off-side. Bishport also made chances, but Heath's goalie, Jack Trapnell, pulled off a number of stunning saves. Following half-time, Bishport's Charlie Elliott booted in a scorcher from outside the box. Heath's MoM, Mitch Brunning, quickly replied, beating the defenders and keeper with a mazy run and slotting one in. Five minutes before the final whistle the tempo was raised when Brandon Godfrey booted in a long-shot, putting Bishport a goal ahead. Barely a minute before the final whistle, good team-work from Heath placed the ball at Smith's feet, for him to reliably drill home to equalise.

Bromley Heath United v's Highridge United      16/11/2008 

Div C Bromley Heath came back to draw against Highridge in a hard-fought match which finished 3-3. Heath found themselves three goals down at 35 minutes thanks to a storming start by Highridge in which Reece Caines (2) and Vaan Jarrett repeatedly broke through Heath's defence and banged the ball home. Heath's sub James Sanderson made an immediate difference, netting a goal via a deflection. This inspired Heath to up their game. Defenders Jack Williams and Thomas Burden pulled out goal-saving tackles. In the tense final ten minutes MoM, Harry Saunders, netted both a second and an equaliser for Heath.