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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 19, 2007 17:18:35 GMT -1
Ipswich have appealed to the Football Association against the red card shown to George O'Callaghan in their 1-0 FA Cup defeat at Watford on Saturday.
The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu and is facing a three-match ban.
But boss Jim Magilton told Town's website: "Shittu landed on George in his follow-through after his challenge, and George has just flicked out.
"It was just a coming together of two bodies in a passionate FA Cup tie."
An FA disciplinary appeals panel will judge the case on Tuesday.
Hopefully it'll be accepted because I can't really see what he's done wrong!
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Post by kjonson on Feb 19, 2007 17:53:38 GMT -1
though according to the times Bennet was fabelhaft and magilton is a loony. also there is the notion that this card is only being appealed so we can play O Callahagn tomorrow.
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Post by bluey69 on Feb 19, 2007 19:36:12 GMT -1
shud be overturned
shocking decision by ref
so - it WONT be
read ellerrays auto B - refs get backed by FA FAR 2 much..........
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 19, 2007 19:38:23 GMT -1
though according to the times Bennet was fabelhaft and magilton is a loony. also there is the notion that this card is only being appealed so we can play O Callahagn tomorrow. Hmm... Interesting  Surely if we were appealing though and the decision is pending, he wouldn't be able to play tomorrow anyway? |
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Post by bluey69 on Feb 19, 2007 19:41:51 GMT -1
nope goes thru a game after !
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 20, 2007 15:50:15 GMT -1
FA rescinds O'Callaghan red card
Ipswich have won their appeal to have the red card received by George O'Callaghan against Watford on Saturday rescinded by the Football Association.
The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu during Town's FA Cup defeat.
However, the FA upheld O'Callaghan's appeal after he claimed he did not deliberately aim a kick at Shittu.
"I always felt it was harsh and we're delighted we were successful," manager Jim Magilton told the club website.
The decision means that O'Callaghan, who would have served a three-match ban had the suspension been upheld, is now free to face Wolves at Portman Road on Tuesday night.
So Steve Bennett is a knob!
We're not wrong!
YAY!
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Post by supergavinwilliams on Feb 20, 2007 16:51:50 GMT -1
FA rescinds O'Callaghan red card Ipswich have won their appeal to have the red card received by George O'Callaghan against Watford on Saturday rescinded by the Football Association. The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu during Town's FA Cup defeat. However, the FA upheld O'Callaghan's appeal after he claimed he did not deliberately aim a kick at Shittu. "I always felt it was harsh and we're delighted we were successful," manager Jim Magilton told the club website. The decision means that O'Callaghan, who would have served a three-match ban had the suspension been upheld, is now free to face Wolves at Portman Road on Tuesday night. So Steve Bennett is a knob! We're not wrong! YAY! well the fact that bennets a nob wos never in doubt to be honest |
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Post by bluey69 on Feb 20, 2007 18:25:27 GMT -1
well done f a
for once !
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 21, 2007 20:45:12 GMT -1
FA rescinds O'Callaghan red card Ipswich have won their appeal to have the red card received by George O'Callaghan against Watford on Saturday rescinded by the Football Association. The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu during Town's FA Cup defeat. However, the FA upheld O'Callaghan's appeal after he claimed he did not deliberately aim a kick at Shittu. "I always felt it was harsh and we're delighted we were successful," manager Jim Magilton told the club website. The decision means that O'Callaghan, who would have served a three-match ban had the suspension been upheld, is now free to face Wolves at Portman Road on Tuesday night. So Steve Bennett is a knob! We're not wrong! YAY! well the fact that bennets a nob wos never in doubt to be honest True, true!  |
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Post by kjonson on Feb 22, 2007 19:39:52 GMT -1
so why the hell didnt he play tuesday night?
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Post by rossp on Feb 22, 2007 20:06:01 GMT -1
Probably internal punishment
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Post by kjonson on Feb 22, 2007 20:17:05 GMT -1
cut...off...nose...spite...face
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Post by ipswich_blue on Feb 22, 2007 20:19:31 GMT -1
FA rescinds O'Callaghan red card Ipswich have won their appeal to have the red card received by George O'Callaghan against Watford on Saturday rescinded by the Football Association. The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu during Town's FA Cup defeat. However, the FA upheld O'Callaghan's appeal after he claimed he did not deliberately aim a kick at Shittu. "I always felt it was harsh and we're delighted we were successful," manager Jim Magilton told the club website. The decision means that O'Callaghan, who would have served a three-match ban had the suspension been upheld, is now free to face Wolves at Portman Road on Tuesday night. So Steve Bennett is a knob! We're not wrong! YAY! Makes you wonder what Bennett (thought he) saw! |
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 23, 2007 7:25:50 GMT -1
so why the hell didnt he play tuesday night? Exactly, he was sat behind me! Should've asked him had I not been frustrated at our ability to get confused as to which sport we were playing!  |
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Post by ITFC Dudette6 on Feb 23, 2007 7:31:30 GMT -1
FA rescinds O'Callaghan red card Ipswich have won their appeal to have the red card received by George O'Callaghan against Watford on Saturday rescinded by the Football Association. The midfielder was dismissed for an alleged stamp on Hornets defender Dan Shittu during Town's FA Cup defeat. However, the FA upheld O'Callaghan's appeal after he claimed he did not deliberately aim a kick at Shittu. "I always felt it was harsh and we're delighted we were successful," manager Jim Magilton told the club website. The decision means that O'Callaghan, who would have served a three-match ban had the suspension been upheld, is now free to face Wolves at Portman Road on Tuesday night. So Steve Bennett is a knob! We're not wrong! YAY! Makes you wonder what Bennett (thought he) saw! Watford fans being annoyed probably  And they saw him move his foot to try and stand up |
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