Charlton fans say farewell to Curbs

Charlton 0 Blackburn 2

Sat, 29 Apr, 2006 - 21:55

Charlton 0 Blackburn 2

After some 15 seasons at the helm, guiding the Addicks from troubled times to promotion glory at Wembley and into top-flight stability, Alan Curbishley deserved better than to see his final game as Charlton manager at The Valley end in a 2-0 defeat by Blackburn.

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