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’WE WON’T GO AWAY’

Eflput on spot by Charlton and Blackpool fans…

By John Lyons

MAKING THEIR POINT: Charlton and Blackpool supporters

DETERMINED Charlton and Blackpool fans have hailed their demonstrations outside Football League headquarters on Friday a success – and vowed to keep up the pressure for change. Supporters of the two clubs have been locked in bitter long-running disputes with the owners of their clubs, accusing them of mismanagement and neglect. They have also been infuriated by what they see as a lack of meaningful action by the
Eflto deal with club bosses. On Friday, around 50 ...

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