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ADDICKS TOP BUT BOSS STAYS COOL

By Oliver Bell

CHARLTON ATH 1
Grant 56
PRESTON NE 0
NATHAN Jones watched his Charlton side go top of the table with victory over Preston – and made it clear he is not getting carried away with their superb start.
Karlan Grant’s first goal for the Addicks since rejoining on a free transfer from West Brom ensured the Addicks are the only side in the division still boasting a 100 per cent record and it is the first time they have won their opening three matches in the second tier since the 1992-93 campaign.
But when asked about promotion hopes, Jones said: “Let&#...

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