Venables won't talk about his future after Charlton loss

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Mon, 02 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Ian Parkes

Leeds were just 10 minutes away from what would have been a priceless victory after Harry Kewell had given them the lead, only to succumb to goals from Kevin Lisbie and Scott Parker.

Venables had stated in his programme notes he would not throw in the towel but the 59-year-old was reticent following this latest setback.

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