Addicks jeered off after cup exit to Wycombe

Charlton 0 Wycombe 1

Addicks jeered off after cup exit to Wycombe
Wed, 20 Dec, 2006 - 00:00
Jim van Wijk

Les Reed’s side were always second best to the Coca-Cola League Two outfit, who progressed following a fine strike from Jermaine Easter 10 minutes before the break.

The Addicks and their head coach were jeered off at the final whistle, with prospects for top-flight survival in 2007 looking bleak following a bitterly cold evening at The Valley.

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