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JONES: PENALTY IS A GIFT

NATHAN Jones was left “bitterly disappointed” with referee Robert Madley for some of the official’s decisions, including the award of a penalty which he believed gave Stoke a lifeline back into the contest.
“I’ve gone in and seen him [the ref],” moaned Charlton boss Jones.

IN THE NET: Charlton goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo is beaten by a shot from Ethan Galbraith
PICTURES: Focus Images

“I’m bitterly disappointed with my own team’s performance, but I’m as bitterly disappointed with another performance as well. There...

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