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MY HERO ROGER HAS HAD HIS GO!

By David Lawrence
BRACKLEY TOWN keeper Danny Lewis has fond memories of Wembley – unfortunately they also include Bromley skipper Roger Johnson lifting some silverware!
The massive Birmingham City fan was in the crowd to see his beloved Blues beat Arsenal in the final of the Carling Cup back in 2011, and it was Johnson who hoisted the trophy aloft at the end of a memorable day for tens of thousands of Bluenoses in the crowd.
“That was the greatest day of my life,” Lewis admitted. “Seeing Roger Johnson lift the cup was something else. I’m just hoping there&rsquo...

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