Green’s Dictionary of Slang

Johnnie Rollocks n.

also Johnnie Rollox, rollocks
[rhy. sl. = ballocks n. (4)]

nonsense; something fraudulent.

[UK]Binstead & Wells Pink ’Un and Pelican 226: Even if the latter do sometimes get a draft on the well-known banking house of Johnnie Rollox & Co., of St James’ Street, for their winnings.
[UK](con. 1918) J. Hanley German Prisoner 25: ‘If you try that on again I’ll cut the rollocks out of you’.
[UK]J. Franklyn Dict. of Rhy. Sl. (1981) 154: Johnnie Rollocks Alternative form of TOMMY ROLLOCKS.