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Bromley F.C. is an English football club founded in 1892 that currently plays in the Blue Square South Conference. They play their home games at Hayes Lane stadium which seats 6,000 spectators. The club is owned by Jerry Dolke and managed by his brother Mark Goldberg. Some key facts about the club include that their record attendance was 10,798 in 1949 and they have been in debt of around £161,000 in recent years. The proposed interview would provide insight into the difficulties of running a non-league football club.
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