Why Curbishley couldn't hold his tongue

Alan Curbishley today revealed his players’ anger was behind his uncharacteristic outburst against referee Matt Messias yesterday.

Sun, 25 Apr, 2004 - 13:06

Alan Curbishley today revealed his players’ anger was behind his uncharacteristic outburst against referee Matt Messias yesterday.

The Charlton chief watched his side succumb to a costly 2-0 defeat against Fulham at Loftus Road which leaves the Addicks with a mountain to climb to achieve their Champions League dream.

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