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JONES PROUD OF HIS ADDICKS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
26 April 2026

CHARLTON boss Nathan Jones was a relieved man after his side secured their Championship status.
The Addicks are now in 18th, on 53 points, six ahead of Oxford in 22nd with one game remaining.
“It’s as good an achievement as I’ve ever had, but there is also a touch of disappointment. I think we should be higher than we are,” said.
“We never do it easy. We have missed chances from five or six yards out in all our home games and then we score two absolute bangers.
“The amount of pressure is immense. They were under pressure, because they want to ge...

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