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‘EMBARRASSED’ JONES LAMENTS A BAD DAY OUT

NATHAN Jones has admitted Charlton’s second defeat in the first eight games of the season has hit him hard.
The visiting boss had been highly encouraged by the start his side has made to the campaign
– but made it clear this trip to Cardiff was a huge setback.
“It’s an unrecognisable performance to what we normally do. We got outworked, outbattled, outran, outpassed, outthought – everything about it,” admitted Jones. “Ironically, we’ve had three massive chances in the game, but that would only have papered over the cracks of a ...

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