Kent Cup Finals Day
Bromley/Beckenham and Holcombe had a long struggle in the Veterans Final, being level 2 – 2 at full time. Brom/Beck gained a two-goal advantage in extra time, and then held off some determined Holcombe efforts to take things to a penalty competition.
Bromley & Beckenham - Veterans Kent Cup - Winners - 2006 - 2007!!
Back row (L-R) Andy Willis, Mike Dodds, Mike Coates, Phil Wroe, John Walters, Neil Berry, Steve Mead, Peter OnojobiFront row (L-R) Graeme Hart, Guy Davis, Bob McGlashan, Tommy Hamilton, Chris Dodd, Bob Beaumont
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In the Men’s Cup Final. An early Holcombe goal was quickly countered by one from Bromley/Beckenham, and the game remained closely contested for a long while, with each side scoring another goal. However, Holcombe gradually gained a slight edge to go into a 4 – 2 lead, and even when they were briefly down to nine players, they were able to prevent their opponents from converting this advantage into goals. Nevertheless Brom/Beck maintained their pressure to the very end, forcing a corner on the stroke of time. However, even if this had been converted, it would not have prevented Holcombe from achieving their sixth successive Final victory.
Bromley & Beckenham - Veterans Kent Cup - Winners - 2006 - 2007!!
Back row (L-R) Andy Willis, Mike Dodds, Mike Coates, Phil Wroe, John Walters, Neil Berry, Steve Mead, Peter OnojobiFront row (L-R) Graeme Hart, Guy Davis, Bob McGlashan, Tommy Hamilton, Chris Dodd, Bob Beaumont
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In the Men’s Cup Final. An early Holcombe goal was quickly countered by one from Bromley/Beckenham, and the game remained closely contested for a long while, with each side scoring another goal. However, Holcombe gradually gained a slight edge to go into a 4 – 2 lead, and even when they were briefly down to nine players, they were able to prevent their opponents from converting this advantage into goals. Nevertheless Brom/Beck maintained their pressure to the very end, forcing a corner on the stroke of time. However, even if this had been converted, it would not have prevented Holcombe from achieving their sixth successive Final victory.

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