Fuming: Karel Fraeye
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Tom Dutton
16 December 2015
Charlton’s interim head coach Karel Fraeye blasted his players after they drew 2-2 with Bolton, describing the result as “useless”.
The Addicks slipped into the Championship bottom three after they threw away a two-goal lead last night.
Fraeye fumed: “A point at home to Bolton is useless. We played good football up to 32 minutes. Maybe my players were over-confident and we forgot how we managed to get to 2-0 by playing football. We got punished.
“I’m not disappointed, I am angry. When we play Bolton at home, it is up to us to dictate the play. We cannot be happy with what we did on the ball.”
Talented 18-year-old Ademola Lookman scored both goals for Charlton before Emile Heskey and Josh Vela rescued a point for bottom side Bolton.