Webster's Bromley Legacy: A Final Farewell

0:00On April 27, Bromley Captain Byron Webster just dropped news that Saturday's match against Walsall marks his final game with the club. The 39-year-old defender joined the Ravens back in 2020 and led them from non-league days all the way up to league 1 for the first. Time ever, he's racked up 172 appearances across the national league and league 2, including a key role in their FA trophy win during the 2021-2022 season. Last term, he even nailed the winning penalty at Wimbley to get them into the English football league. Webster's been vocal about his gratitude, shouting out the chairman, CEO, managers, staff, teammates, and diehard fans who made this ride possible. For him, seeing promotion come true after all those years feels straight up unbelievable. This season, though, his minutes dip with younger guys like Omar Sowonmi and Kyle Cameron stepping up, limiting him to just 14 games total. And three, in lead play, as Bromley clinched automatic promotion. As the Ravens gear up for league

1:031 life, Webster bows out on a high note, leaving a legacy they redefine the club forever.