Kiely Addicks to bounce back

Former Charlton goalkeeper Dean Kiely has backed the Addicks to recover from relegation from the Barclays Premiership, insisting the club will not slide further down the Football League.

Tue, 08 May, 2007 - 10:20

Former Charlton goalkeeper Dean Kiely has backed the Addicks to recover from relegation from the Barclays Premiership, insisting the club will not slide further down the Football League.

Defeat by Tottenham last night confirmed Charlton’s fate despite the upturn in fortunes since Alan Pardew’s appointment on Christmas Eve.

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