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ROBINS ANNOY GRINCH BOWYER

By Paul Green

ON THE WAY: Charlton Athletic’s Ben Reeves scores their first goal and celebrates, inset
PICTURES: PA Images

Tariqe Fosu scores his side’s second goal of the game

LEE BOWYER was in anything but a festive mood despite seeing his Charlton side climb up to fourth spot following their win over Gillingham.
Ben Reeves set the hosts on their way to a third consecutive league success by firing Bowyer’s men in front after just six minutes.
And the points were effectively wrapped up six minutes before the interval by Tariqe Fosu-Henry’s spectacular long-...

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