Charlton defender not being prepped for first-team return yet
By Richard Cawley
richard@slpmedia.co.uk
Charlton manager Karl Robinson is not planning to draft Lewis Page back into his matchday squad – despite the injury-hit defender chaining matches together for the under-23 team.
The left-back was signed from West Ham United just over a year ago but has endured a luckless streak with injuries.
But Pages had been back in action for a number of weeks now.
“I just think at this moment we have got to keep him playing 23s rather than being a sub here and sub there,” explained Robinson. “Jay Dasilva has been unbelievable.
“And there are other players who have done a great turn for me. Harry Lennon can go to left-back and I know Naby Sarr can certainly go to left-back.
“Pagey has got to wait for his opportunity and when it comes along he has got to take it.”
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