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Charlton Athletic’s resurgence under Nathan Jones brings tantalising hope of a far brighter future

London, England · London

Charlton Athletic’s resurgence under Nathan Jones brings tantalising hope of a far brighter future

The bigger question, which can only be provisionally answered this weekend, is whether the long misery of watching the Addicks over the last decade, or even since 2006 when Alan Curbishley quit as manager in the Premier League, is finally ending.See the Story

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