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INNISS IS A WINNER, SAYS LEE

LEAGUE ONE
CHARLTON have signed “a winner” in defender Ryan Inniss, according to manager Lee Bowyer.
The 25-year-old defender has signed a two-year contract from Crystal Palace, with the Addicks holding an option for a further 12 months.
Bowyer said: “It’s a position that we needed to strengthen. We have managed to get a very good right-footed centre-half.
“Ryan is a winner, it is important when you have players like that at the back, and he’s a leader.”

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