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Charlton ended the month with a 2-0 defeat at Reading.

Will remain an advisor. Big blow that

A big summer of incomings for Charlton Athletic was matched by many first team stars leaving the club.

Charlton Athletic can confirm that Steve Avory has made the decision to step down from his role as Academy Director and will remain at the club in an advisory role.

The Addicks have confirmed that he will continue in an advisory role with the League One outfit, who have a proven and impressive track record of bringing talent through.

RIVAL boss Nathan Jones has claimed Rotherham United “didn't try to play” as his high-flying Charlton Athletic side came close to being toppled by the Millers last weekend.

"when he plays he’ll add real competition and something different to what we’ve got.”

Nearly eighty local residents and a Labour councillor have objected to Charlton Athletic’s plans to host a “fan zone” outside The Valley.

The 20-year-old has been converted into a striker this season by manager Nathan Jones and has featured in all six of their matches, starting five of them.

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Carlton Palmer has given his verdict on Charlton Athletic's pursuit of possible free agent signings

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The lowdown on Charlton Athletic’s 1-1 draw against Rotherham United today.

​​THEY don't half swear a lot in this neck of the woods. They also do it a little bit differently.

MANAGER Steve Evans has admitted he was concerned about a training-ground dip from his players in the build-up to Rotherham United's latest attempt to end a winless away run stretching back almost two years.

This earnest but largely undistinguished game at The Valley was lifted out of the commonplace by two majestic strikes of comparable quality.

Chuks Aneke was thrilled to have netted the all-important equaliser as the Addicks secured a 1-1 draw against Rotherham United on Saturday afternoon.

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