Caldo's red card withdrawn

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BREAKING NEWS: Inigo Calderon's red card has been rescinded by the FA, following succesful appeal. He is available for match v Derby. #BHAFC oh yes.

 

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Calderon's red card rescinded

Woo-hoo!

 

Titanic

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Inigo Calderon's red card has been rescinded by the FA...

[h=5]BREAKING NEWS: Inigo Calderon's red card has been rescinded by the FA, following successful appeal. He is available for match v Derby.[/h]

 

lawros left foot

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Good, was never a red

 

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Sense at LAST!

 

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Inigo Calderon's red card has been rescinded by the FA...

Shame it was ever given, cost us the game.

 

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Titanic said:

[h=5]BREAKING NEWS: Inigo Calderon's red card has been rescinded by the FA, following successful appeal. He is available for match v Derby.[/h]

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Really? Well, bugger me; I really didn't see that coming. All credit to them for doing the right thing, but I have to say I'm surprised they had the cojones to actually do it.

Kudos to Oscar too - he (and Calde) took the risk that the ban would be increased by 1 game.

 

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Rejoice

 

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Right decision but a little too late, lets see him score on Saturday

 

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This is very good news, glad the FA saw it for what it was.

 

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Good news - although I am surprised given the FA's track record

 

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That's 3.

 

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excellent - I'm surprised. Not because the decision was correct, but because the FA done the right thing.

 

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I am truly gobsmacked,.... the FA showing some common sense!??...... well done them.

 

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No loss being out of the Mean Nothing Cup. Glad he doesn't miss the three matches though...

 

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I'm utterly stunned and delighted.

It should never have been a red but I had no faith at all in an FA panel going against the ref.

 

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Crivins! Wonders will never cease to amaze etc etc.

 

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lawros left foot said:

Good, was never a red

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Agreed, lets be children and list all those who posted on the original thread that is was reckless and a deserved red card.......... ( or maybe not).

 

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Shouldnt have been sent off at all as it pretty much cost us the game !! Though it means we do now have a RB available !!

Surprising to see that the FA do have some common sense !!

 

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That is such good news. A bit of common sense from the FA at last.