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Roger Johnson

Defender, born 1983, 9 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Roger Johnson played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at Wycombe Wanderers in 2000. His longest spell was at Wycombe Wanderers: 6 seasons, 2000–2006. He went out on loan 2 times, to Sheffield Wednesday, West Ham United. He returned to Wolverhampton Wanderers after time away. His last club was Bromley, where he played until 2019.

  1. Wycombe Wanderers2000–06Wycombe Wanderers, 2000–06
    Cardiff City2006–09Cardiff City, 2006–09
    Birmingham City2009–11Birmingham City, 2009–11
    Wolverhampton Wanderers2011–13Wolverhampton Wanderers, 2011–13
  2. Sheffield Wednesday2013–14loan from WOLSheffield Wednesday, 2013–14, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers
    West Ham United2014loan from WOLWest Ham United, 2014, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers
    Wolverhampton Wanderers2014–15backWolverhampton Wanderers, 2014–15, back after loan
    Charlton Athletic2015Charlton Athletic, 2015
  3. Pune City2015Pune City, 2015
    Charlton Athletic2016–17Charlton Athletic, 2016–17
    Bromley2017–19Bromley, 2017–19

Roger Johnson’s clubs

YearsClub
2000–2006Wycombe Wanderers
2006–2009Cardiff City
2009–2011Birmingham City
2011–2013Wolverhampton Wanderers
2013–2014Sheffield WednesdayLoan from Wolverhampton Wanderers
2014West Ham UnitedLoan from Wolverhampton Wanderers
2014–2015Wolverhampton WanderersReturned
2015Charlton Athletic
2015Pune City
2016–2017Charlton Athletic
2017–2019Bromley

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What clubs did Roger Johnson play for?
Roger Johnson played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Wycombe Wanderers, Cardiff City, Birmingham City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sheffield Wednesday, West Ham United, Charlton Athletic, Pune City and Bromley.
What was Roger Johnson's last club?
Roger Johnson's last club was Bromley (2017–2019).
What was Roger Johnson's first club?
Roger Johnson started his senior career at Wycombe Wanderers in 2000.

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