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Edinburgh angry as Addicks run riot

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 August 2017

By Hash Piperdy

JUSTIN Edinburgh apologised to the Northampton travelling supporters for failing to acknowledge their efforts at full-time after seeing former Cobbler Ricky Holmes orchestrate Charlton’s emphatic win.
Edinburgh, who went straight down the tunnel after the game, said: “I’m bitterly disappointed and disappointed in myself because I’ve walked down the tunnel and not acknowledged our support and I apologise for that.
“We have to be far better to get results in this league.”
It took 90 seconds for Charlton to score. Holmes’ cross was m...

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