Cadbury Heath Boss Knighton Left Angry by Bryant Ban ; Cadbury Heath Manager Lee Knighton Is Calling for Greater Consistency When It Comes to the Football Association's Approach to Meting Out Player Punishments.

Evening Post (Bristol, UK) › January 10, 2009

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Cadbury Heath manager Lee Knighton is calling for greater consistency when it comes to the Football Association's approach to meting out player punishments.

Toolstation League Division One title-chasers Heath are fuming over a six-game suspension handed to Simon Bryant, which starts with Saturday's home fixture with Keynsham Town, after the former Bristol Rovers midfielder was sent off in the stormy 5-1 defeat by Portishead in October.

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Cadbury Heath Boss Knighton Left Angry by Bryant Ban ; Cadbury Heath Manager Lee Knighton Is Calling for Greater Consistency When It Comes to the Football Association's Approach to Meting Out Player Punishments.

Knighton said: "Simon was given an initial three-game ban for an apparent use of an elbow, whi...

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