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BOWYER: WE MUST LEARN LESSONS

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 December 2019

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Tom Dean
CHARLTON boss Lee Bowyer has no qualms with the physical strength of his players but has instead thrown into question their recent mental stability.
The Addicks were without a win in ten Championship games prior to the trip to QPR yesterday, having sat second in the table after six games.
Form has dipped since the beginning of the season – partly due to a scarcely-believable injury crisis but Bowyer also believes the bad run has been down to mind over matter.
“I think it just comes down to concentration,” said the former Leeds midfielder. “Th...

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