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JONES: THERE’S WORK TO DO

MESSAGE: Jones

CHARLTON boss Nathan Jones says his side “have to keep going” despite edging closer to Championship safety.
“I think it is two points dropped for us today,” he admitted.
“They may have had most of the possession but we coped with it well and we got to grips with it in the second half. We had all the big chances in the game.
“Sheffield Wednesday are a difficult team to play against. They’re playing with freedom and without jeopardy and that can cause you problems, whereas we’re still fighting to stay in the league s...

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