From the South London Press:
CHARLTON keeper Yohann Thuram-Ulien has refused to travel for tonight’s crunch Championship match at Leeds United.
The South London Press has been told that the 25-year-old - signed on loan from Standard Liege - is unhappy at his lack of first-team chances at the Addicks.
It means that Dillon Phillips is set to be on the bench in Yorkshire.
Charlton are understood to have looked at recalling Nick Pope from his loan at York City but are unable to do so because their problems are not due to an injury crisis.
Thuram-Ulien was one of the first signings made when Roland Duchatelet bought Charlton, arriving from the Belgian club that he also owns.
The Frenchman has played four matches for the Addicks but has not featured since the 1-0 win over QPR at the end of February.
Current number one Ben Hamer has been one of the most consistent performers in recent weeks - and could not be faulted in Saturday’s 3-0 defeat at Derby County.
The former Reading man, out of contract in the summer, has kept four clean sheets in his last six outings.
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If it turns out he did not travel because his Mum was ill or he had the Flu then the paper would be up shit creek.