BROMLEY have confirmed that “great servant” Alan Dunne has left the League Two club.
The Ravens said that assistant manager Dunne, 42, has left by “mutual consent”.
Dunne spent fifteen years with Millwall, making 388 appearances, before he joined Bromley initially as a player in 2017 after two seasons with Leyton Orient.
Dunne retired as a player in 2020 and assisted boss Andy Woodman when he took over in 2021. They led the Ravens into the Football League for the first time in their history with a penalty shootout win over Solihull Moors in the National League play-off final last season.
Bromley also won the FA Trophy in 2022.
Owner and chairman, Robin Stanton-Gleaves said on the club’s website: “Alan has been a great servant to this football club, and we’ll be forever grateful for what he helped us to achieve. The achievements made during his time at the club is testament to Alan and the rest of the staff, and that will always be remembered.
“Alan leaves us having made some brilliant memories, and we wish him the very best of luck in the future.“
Dunne said: “Thank you to the manager, Andy, my friend and CEO Mark [Hammond], the players, staff and the chairman, and most importantly the fans for all the successful memories.”
Bromley blew a 3-0 lead at Salford on Tuesday night. They were 2-0 up at half-time after goals from Cameron Congreve and Michael Cheek.
Congreve added his second in the 51st minute but the hosts hit back through Lewis Warrington and Matty Lund before Cole Stockton levelled two minutes into stoppage-time.
Bromley are winless in six league games after a twelve-match unbeaten run had briefly brought them into play-off contention.
They are sixteenth, eleven points off the top seven, and travel to Milton Keynes on Saturday.
