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JACKSON’S ADDICKS HUNGRY TO SHOCK CANARIES

CHARLTON boss Johnnie Jackson says Norwich won’t “have their way” with the Addicks at the Valley this afternoon.
Though bottom of the Premier League with just two wins from 19 games, Dean Smith’s Canaries are 37 places above the League One Addicks and boast a formidable array of attacking talent.
Jackson, however, says his side will be pumped up for the challenge.
“We’re up against it but it’s an opportunity for us to showcase what we’re about and have a right go,” said Jackson. “We’re not going to sit back an...

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