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A defiant football fan who charged at the three terrorists and took them all on with his bare hands has been nicknamed the Lion of London Bridge for his bravery.
Roy Larner, 47, was drinking in a pub when the three terrorists burst in and he held them off soothers could escape, getting fairly cut up in the process.
They chanted "Islam, Islam" and "This is for Allah".
In return, Larner shouted: "I'm f---ing Millwall!!"
He was knifed eight times before the jihadis left the Black & Blue restaurant and bar.
His friends have since gifted him a "learn to run" book, joking about how instead of saving his own life, he put himself in danger by fighting the terrorists.
He told The Sun from hospital: "They had these long knives and started shouting about Allah. Then it was, 'Islam, Islam, Islam'.
"Like an idiot I shouted back at them. I thought, 'I need to take the p--- out of these b------s'."
"He wouldn't care who it was or if they had a knife or gun."
After the fight, the brave football fan was taken to St Thomas's Hospital in critical condition and had surgery to wounds on his head, fingers and chest.
