Find out Bromley's latest League One odds following the appointment of Karl Robinson as first-team manager.
The 46-year-old was officially announced as Andy Woodman's successor on Thursday, two weeks after his hugely-successful five-and-a-half year tenure came to an end.
Robinson takes over the managerial reigns at Hayes Lane tasked with helping the club stave off the serious threat of relegation, with the Ravens currently rooted at the foot of the table having picked up just nine points from their opening 13 fixtures.
The Londoners sealed promotion to the third-tier of English football for the first time in their history back in May and had hoped to flex their muscle in League One on the back of their success in 2025/26.
However, a disappointing start to the season, which has yielded just a solitary win from their last 14 matches in all competitions, has left them marooned in the drop zone and searching for a new boss.
Their recruitment process was completed on Thursday though with the appointment of former MK Dons boss Robinson, who is expected to be joined in the technical area by ex-England star Jermain Defoe, who departed Woking last month.
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Despite the high-profile arrival of Robinson, Bromley remain the odds-on favourites to be plying their trade back in League Two next year.
Following Woodman's somewhat shock sacking last month, Byron Webster took over interim charge and picked up a point from his three fixtures in charge -- a 1-1 draw with Peterborough United.
Subsequent 4-1 and 3-2 losses against Robinson's ex-employers MK Dons and Wigan Athletic have left the club in a precarious position, one the new man at the helm will be keen to address as soon as possible.
The Ravens host Rotherham United in the FA Cup on Saturday; a game that will provide Robinson his first clear look at the squad before hosting MK Dons in the EFL Trophy in midweek.
With next weekend's scheduled League One affair with Notts County already postponed due to international call-ups, it will be at Reading on Saturday 21st November that the new manager will take charge in the league for the first time.
