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CHEEK AT DOUBLE TO GIVE ANDY HIGH HOPES FOR NEXT SEASON

By Stephen Serpent

ANDY Woodman feels Bromley will do big things next season after Michael Cheek capped off a week that saw him named the League Two player of the season with a double in this comfortable win.
Victory saw Bromley finish 11th in their inaugural season in the Football League, with Cheek’s goals sandwiching an effort from Nicke Kabamba.
BROMLEY 3
Cheek 26 pen, 53, Kabamba 45+3
CHELTENHAM 0
BROMLEY: Smith 6, Elerewe 7, Sowunmi 7, Odutayo 6 (Mayor 82, CHELTENHAM: Day 5, Jude-Boyd 6, Bakare 6 (Power 59, 6), 6), Charles 7, Imray 6 (Paul-Lavely 61, 6), Thompson 7 (A...

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