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HERO HOLY IS ADY’S SAVIOUR

by
The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

By Jackson Cole

EAVESY DOES IT: Tom Eaves scores the only goal of the game and celebrates in style
PICTURES: PSI/Martin Cole

STAR MAN
TOMAS HOLY Gillingham
ADY Pennock eased the mounting pressure on his job but then urged his Gillingham side to kick on after they secured a first league win of the season.
Tom Eaves’ 53rd-minute strike separated the two sides in a game which saw Charlton miss a catalogue of chances.
Josh Magennis missed two glorious chances for the Addicks, while Gills keeper Tomas Holy produced a man-ofthe- match display, most notably denying Ezri Konsa at the de...

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