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RAVENS RETURN IN JEOPARDY

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By Jon Couch

SCRUTINY: Loanee JJ Hooper

BROMLEY’S hopes of making a dream return to Wembley in the FA Trophy appear to be dashed after the club was charged with an alleged breach of competition rules.
The Ravens lost to Brackley Town in last season’s final at Wembley but now face a different sort of date at FA headquarters to answer a charge of fielding loan signing JJ Hooper without the correct clearance during their 2-1 first-round victory over Sutton United last week.
That result set up a trip to Spennymoor Town on January 12, but this tie is now in doubt with a personal h...

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