Championship

HAMER BLASTED BY IRATE ROBINS

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 September 2022

By John Wragg

BIRMINGHAM C 0

COVENTR Y C 0

STAR MAN

JUNINHO BACUNA Birmingham

MARK Robins accused Gustavo Hamer of having an “absolutely ridiculous” disciplinary record and said the midfielder must learn after his red card in Coventry’s dour draw against local rivals Birmingham City at St Andrew’s.
Hamer now faces a fourmatch ban following his second dismissal in five games.
The 25-year-old Brazilian-born Italian earned a straight red for appearing to kick out at Birmingham substitute Hannibal Mejbri when the two tussled on the ground.
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