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LEE-SY DOES IT FOR THE ADDICKS

Boss Bowyer off to perfect start

By John Lyons

TURNING THE PAGE: Charlton defender Lewis Page thumps home a third-minute stunner against Plymouth
PICTURE: Action Images

CHARLTON caretaker-manager Lee Bowyer enjoyed a ‘perfect’ start to his reign as the Addicks stunned in-form Plymouth to boost their play-off chances.
Lewis Page and Michal Zyro struck in the opening 20 minutes as Charlton ran out 2-0 winners to move within two points of the League One play-offs with a game in hand.
“It couldn’t have gone better,” said ex-Leeds midfielder Bowyer, 41. &ldquo...

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