Charlton belie their 'small club' status

Charlton start their centenary season at Bolton tomorrow with manager Alan Curbishley trying to solve the riddle of their status.

Charlton belie their 'small club' status
Fri, 13 Aug, 2004 - 14:44

Charlton start their centenary season at Bolton tomorrow with manager Alan Curbishley trying to solve the riddle of their status.

Most neutral football followers still regard Charlton as a small club perhaps performing above their stature.

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