Bromley manager Karl Robinson is determined to get his team back to winning ways following their FA Cup elimination against Rotherham United.

Karl Robinson has taken the helm at Bromley with a clear mission: to instill a winning mentality in his side. Despite a disappointing FA Cup exit to League Two's Rotherham United, Robinson remains optimistic about the future. The new manager, who recently signed a long-term contract, is committed to changing the fortunes of a team currently struggling at the bottom of League One.

In his first match in charge, Bromley fell 2-0 to Rotherham, with goals from Sonny Aljofree and Tom Bradshaw sealing the Ravens' fate in the tournament. Robinson acknowledged the challenges ahead but stressed the importance of developing a clear identity and style of play. "We have to keep coaching, we have to keep developing, and we have to make sure we become a team that has a clear identity," he stated.

Robinson's focus now shifts to the upcoming fixtures, where he hopes to implement his vision for a more competitive Bromley side. The fans' expectations are high, especially after the club's recent promotion to League One, and Robinson is eager to harness the energy within the CopperJax Community Stadium. He aims to bring a brand of football that excites supporters and drives the team forward.

As Bromley prepares for their next match against MK Dons, Robinson is aware that time is of the essence. He is determined to rectify the team's winless streak, which has extended since their last victory in September. The upcoming games will be crucial for assessing the squad's potential and adapting to the new managerial approach.