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JONES’ BAD DAY AT THE ‘CIRCUS’

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 November 2025

COOL CUSTOMER: Josh Windass scores the only goal from the penalty spot
PICTURE: Alamy

WREXHAM’S fans certainly enjoyed their afternoon against Charlton, chanting “football in a circus” to remind opposing boss Nathan Jones of last season’s comments about Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac’s ambitious side.
Six months ago, Wrexham sealed a third straight promotion on by beating Jones’ Addicks in key League One game.
But as the sides met again at SToK Cae Ras in the Championship fixture, the Charlton boss took it in his stride. However, he did say they...

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