Collins Sichenje’s Charlton eye rebuild after surviving relegation battle
Charlton Athletic, home to Kenya international Collins Sichenje, finished 19th in the Championship, securing survival in their first season back, but ended the campaign with head coach Nathan Jones calling for major improvements as the club turns attention to the next campaign.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsJones admitted that while staying up was a key objective, the overall standards must rise if Charlton are to progress.“We have to have a moment of pride because we could have gone down and that would have been a disaster,” Jones said in an interview with the club’s media. Court orders Gor Mahia to pay Ksh2.8 million to former player“We had a wonderful start. At certain times, we’ve been unfortunate with injuries, but we have to get better individuals that make really good decisions over a period of time. We are behind people in terms of pure talent and pure ability because we haven’t got those resources, and from where we’ve come from, people are more athletic than us a..