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The 29-year-old centre-back’s current deal expires at the end of June.

Bolton Wanderers have spent precious little time on the 'right' side of the argument this season. Could they change that in the next two games?

Talking Point 🗣️ We know Nathan Jones is prone to hyperbole but the “I think we’ve got a Championship-level squad, I really do” comment looked spectacularly out of place in the cold of South Yorksh…

Bolton Wanderers v Charlton Athletic Tuesday 21st January 2025 Kick-off: 19:45 Referee

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‘IN red and white we'll stand and fight, we're Millermen.’

The Addicks skipper issued an apology to the travelling supporters following the 4-2 loss at the New York Stadium

CAFC: Charlton Athletic man Lloyd Jones is set to sign a new deal at The Valley despite interest from Oxford United and Wycombe Wanderers, as per Alan Nixon.

Charlton Athletic have boosted their Barclays Women’s Championship title hopes with a 2-1 victory at Durham this afternoon.Kayleigh Barton and Atlanta Primus got the goals as The Addicks returned to...

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STEVE Evans said Charlton Athletic will feel fortunate to have not lost by seven or eight goals after their 4-2 defeat to Rotherham United - as Addicks boss Nathan Jones admitted he “didn’t see it coming”.  Charlton were unbeaten in six League One games but were 3-1 behind at half-time…

Charlton Athletic defender Lloyd Jones is due to sign a new contract despite attention from League One and Championship clubs.

Most of us will have seen the occasional promotion winning Charlton teams and I can assure you this is not one of them. There just isn’t enough quality in the team. Our first choice forward line is…

HDOA calls for increased protection following avian influenza detections on Oahu, Hawaii Island and Kauai

On a day when being a Charlton fan left us grimacing, this little video gave me a huge smile, and I bet upstairs Dave Thomson, who passed away a little over a year ago, was doing just the same. Dav…

Rotherham's resurgence continued as they saw off Charlton 4-2.

The Addicks' six-game unbeaten run in the league came to an end with a 4-2 loss at in-form Rotherham United. The home side controlled much of the game and took an early two-goal lead. Miles Leaburn pulled one back for the Addicks just before the break but Rotherham restored their two-goal lead almost immediately and then netted again shortly after half-time. Matty Godden was able to pull back a late consolation goal in stoppage time.

Academy graduate Tyreece Campbell will make his 100th appearance for the Addicks this afternoon, as Nathan Jones names the same XI for today’s game at Rotherham United that have started the Charlton’s last four league games.

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The Addicks were unbeaten in six league games before the trip to the New York Stadium

Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has admitted he was furious with this afternoon's display after suffering a 4-2 defeat against Rotherham United at the

The Addicks were two down inside 14 minutes at the New York Stadium – setting the town for a miserable afternoon in South Yorkshire

Nathan Jones was frustrated with his side’s defensive display after the Addicks six-game unbeaten run came to an end with a 4-2 loss at Rotherham United. The Millers controlled the game, scoring twice in the opening 15 minutes and while Miles Leaburn and Matty Godden both found the net for Charlton, the Addicks rarely looked like taking anything from the game.

Well that was a shocker. That performance and result has firmly put us back in our box. Rotherham, who have been making their own way up the table after a really poor start to the season, were bett…

Take part in the club’s bi-annual Meet The Directors fan meeting on Thursday, January 23rd at 7pm GMT. The meetings, which form part of the club’s new Fan Engagement Framework, give supporters the opportunity to put questions live to members of the club’s board and men’s first team Manager Nathan Jones.

At 6ft 7in, Miles Leaburn has outgrown his father, Carl, who was a formidable presence on Charlton's front line for nearly 400 games - and his mother, Tracey, has been a guardian angel to a generation of Addicks players