​Bromley boss Andy Woodman said their 2-2 draw at Blackpool on Saturday, which had followed three consecutive defeats, proves they can compete in League One.The Ravens, who are new to the third tier this season after two promotions in three years, had been beaten 7-2 at Sheffield Wednesday, 5-0 at home by Leyton Orient and 2-0 by AFC Wimbledon.But they twice fought back from behind at Bloomfield Road, against a club who were in the Premier League 15 years ago – when Bromley were five levels below in National League South.”It gives us a little bit of confidence that we’re not out of our depth,” Woodman told BBC Radio London.”We looked very disciplined in our shape and set-up and we looked a little bit more like a Bromley team in my eyes. [There was] a bit more bite about us.”Everyone has their opinion when you lose. But we’ve got to block out the noise.”It’s a new league for us. We’re a new group of players. And as I said to one of their supporters who was heckling me, we were in non-League two years ago, so I don’t think we’ve done too bad.”All the latest Bromley news