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ADDICKS PLAYERS JOIN THE TRIBUTES TO KEITH

MISSED: PC Keith Palmer

By Luke Baker
CHARLTON boss Karl Robinson believes that paying tribute to Addicks season ticket holder PC Keith Palmer at this coming Tuesday’s match against MK Dons is the least the club could do.
PC Palmer, who had a season ticket in the East Stand at The Valley, was killed by Khalid Masood in the Westminster terror attack on March 22.
Charlton will be donating 50 per cent of all ticket sales from Tuesday’s game to PC Palmer’s family, while Addicks players will also donate all their match appearance fees.
A one-minute silence will precede the g...

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