Run means nothing yet, says Bowyer
Four wins on the bounce and five clean sheets will mean nothing if Charlton cannot maintain their momentum when they play at Portsmouth tomorrow, says boss Lee Bowyer.
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Why ex-Lion went to Bromley
Former Millwall defender Byron Webster joined Bromley on September 7 after a frustrating year at Carlisle. It was a surprise choice. At The Den, he often talking about yearning to be at home with his family.
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Fans who led the way for the Dons
AFC Wimbledon’s first chairman Kris Stewart is active at the club again, after being energized by the bond issue which raised the final money to build. Stewart steered the club through four managers and three promotions and handed over to Erik Samuelson in 2006.
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Moses won’t make Promised Land
Former AFC Wimbledon chief executive Erik Samuelson was one of the masterminds of their return to their spiritual home. But much like Moses, he will not be able to attend their return to the Promised Land.
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Heller: Alambritis and Samuelson were so crucial in getting the Dons home
AFC Wimbledon co-founder Ivor Heller will be thinking about absent friends when he goes to the first game at their new stadium in Plough Lane on Tuesday.
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John did not see the opening
John Day is one of the many volunteers who has kept the club going for the 30 years of its painful exile.
e worked on for years, unpaid, at Kingsmeadow, from the creation of the phoenix club an through its many promotions to League One.
A labour of love for Hodges
Glyn Hodges used to mow the grass of Wimbledon’s old Plough Lane ground as a teenager. So history comes full circle on Tuesday night when he sits in the dugout against Doncaster, a matter of yards from where he cut those sacred blades of grass.
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Dell double for Lionesses
Millwall Lionesses once again beat Stevenage Development to get back to winning ways. Katie Whitmore’s side had not won since tasting victory over the Hertfordshire side on the opening day of the season six weeks before.
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Bromley progress on all fronts
Bromley host Eastleigh tomorrow in the National League looking to leapfrog their visitors in the table. Neil Smith’s side beat Weymouth 3-2 in the league on Tuesday.
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Farnell may own a club
Former Charlton director Chris Farnell has been cleared for football club ownership by the EFL. The solicitor had his role as the club solicitor at The Valley terminated in August.
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Addicks bans will be a loss
Charlton manager Lee Bowyer has admitted the ban on Ben Watson and Ryan Inniss for one game each will make team selection hard for Charlton’s clash with Portsmouth tomorrow.
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Ream: We are in a scrap
Tim Ream is hoping Fulham can put their stuttering Premier League start behind them with victory in Monday’s already crucial fixture at home to West Bromwich Albion.
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Denzel eyes Brit belt
The British Boxing Board of Control have announced the rematch between Battersea’s Denzel Bentley and Mark Heffron has been sanctioned for the now vacant British Middleweight title. It had been announced as a final eliminator, but was upgraded once Liam Williams chose to vacate his title.
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It’s Rule of Six for Wayfarers
A hockey club’s top six ladies’ teams all won on the same weekend for the first time in six years, writes Davina Hyde. South London-based London Wayfarers, who won England Hockey Club of the year in 2019, run 19 senior sides, and have 1,000 junior.
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Herne Hill Harriers boys win team event
The boys of Herne Hill Harriers emerged as team winners across the three male young athletes age groups at the same league event, with four Harriers athletes in the first 10, and the girls team placing third.
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Hercules takes titles
Runners from Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club enjoyed a successful time in the East Surrey League cross country races staged under strict Covid-19 conditions at Croydon’s Lloyd Park on Saturday, writes Tom Pollak.
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Millwall produce seven-point week – with indications they will give someone a hiding soon
Daniel Marsh gives his verdict as Millwall made it a seven-point haul for the week with a 1-1 draw against Barnsley – and reckons a Championship side are in for a hiding from them soon.
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“Not good enough” – Millwall midfielder gives verdict on first-half performance against Barnsley
Ryan Leonard admitted that Millwall “didn’t play well enough” in the first half of their 1-1 draw with Barnsley at the weekend.
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Burton 1 AFC Wimbledon 1 – Joe Pigott’s workload has an impact as Hodges needs to rotate his attacking options
AFC Wimbledon and their hosts Burton Albion shared the points in a drab encounter at the Pirelli Stadium on Saturday.
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Millwall assistant boss makes positive claim as he discusses their extra attacking options
Adam Barrett feels that Millwall have “progressed” since his previous spell in charge last year.
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Millwall assistant boss Barrett: Gary Rowett was still managing the team from afar
Millwall assistant manager Adam Barrett shared an insight into Gary Rowett’s involvement during this afternoon’s 1-1 draw against Barnsley.
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Adam Barrett gives his reaction to Millwall’s 1-1 draw against Barnsley
Adam Barrett was left frustrated as he oversaw Millwall’s 1-1 stalemate with Barnsley at the Den. The Lions’ assistant manager took charge in Gary Rowett’s absence due to coronavirus.
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Millwall 1 Barnsley 1 – Cooper on target as Championship clash ends all square
Millwall were forced to settle for a point after being held to a 1-1 draw by Barnsley. Both sides found the net as the first-half drew to a close. A towering Jake Cooper header cancelled out an impressive Alex Mowatt opener as the points were shared in SE16.
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Millwall v Barnsley: Lions switch to a back five as Pearce, Malone and Williams all come into side
Millwall have reverted to a back five for today’s Championship clash with Barnsley at the Den – with the Lions making three changes.
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Crystal Palace manager Hodgson reveals why he left midfielder out of 25-man squad
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has revealed why Luke Dreher was not included in the club’s 25-man Premier League squad.
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Kevin Nolan’s big-match verdict as Charlton Athletic ensure frustration turns into celebration after 1-0 win at Blackpool
Time was ticking away inside the cavernous confines of Bloomfield Road and Charlton were only seven minutes away from completing a monumental exercise in frustration.
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Horsman finishes impressive rookie Moto2 season 6th overall
Horsman ended his rookie British GP2 (Moto2) Cup season with a seventh and fifth place finish at Brands Hatch. This took his points total to 138 and sixth in the overall championship in a year that saw him take a first race victory in the class.
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