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IT’S FULL STEAM AHEAD AT IRON

IT’S FULL

MICHAEL JOHNSON reckons Braintree Town are showing what a good side they really are after bouncing back from a tough start to the season.

By Matt Badcock

SAFE PAIR OF HANDS: Michael Johnson is forming a key part of the revolution at Braintree Town
PIC: Paul Paxford

Glen Driver’s Iron lost their opening three games of the National League South campaign but since then have won six and drawn one of eight.
Last week they triumphed 3-1 away at title-favourites Havant & Waterlooville to head into the FA Cup break inside the play-off places.
Keeper Johnson, for one, is loving life at ...

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