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Rookie boss has learned lessons

LEE BOWYER
By Chris Dunlavy
CHARLTON ATHLETIC MANAGER
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THINKING TIME: Charlton boss Lee Bowyer and, inset, playing for Leeds
PICTURE: PA Images

LEE BOWYER FACTFILE
Born: Canning Town, London, 1977 (Age 41)
Playing Career: An attacking midfielder, Bowyer started his career at Charlton and made his First Division debut in the 1994-95 season. The following year he netted eight goals in 41 matches to seal a £2.8m move to Leeds – making him the most expensive teenager in English history.
Bowyer spent seven years at Elland Road, scoring 55 goals in 265 games. He won the P...

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