Huddersfield Town winger Mustapha Carayol is backing Bromley’s bid for National League glory.
The on-loan Middlesbrough man is mates with Anthony Cook and Moses Emmanuel, who play for the Kent club.
Carayol was in the crowd as Bromley beat Barrow 5-0 on Saturday, when both Cook and Emmanuel scored.
Bromley, managed by former Crystal Palace chairman Mark Goldberg, are fourth in the National League.
They host second-placed Cheltenham Town on Tuesday, when FC Halifax Town visit Grimsby Town.
Barrow, who go to Tranmere Rovers, are bossed by former Town defender Darren Edmondson.
Gambia-born Carayol played National League football for both Crawley Town, Torquay United and Kettering.
