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MAIKEL: IT WAS ‘JUSTICE’ OVER RED

VIEWS: Maikel Kieftenbeld

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By Michael Turner
MAIKEL Kieftenbeld has spoken out about the red card he picked up in Birmingham’s recent draw with Brentford. The 28-year-old midfielder was dismissed following an off-the-ball incident involving Neal Maupay, but the decision was overturned on appeal.
The Dutchman felt “justice” prevailed and was pleased to see a threematch ban rescinded.
I would never go to ground like that because it’s not the way I grew up,” Kieftenbeld said. “In England we play with men and that’s what I like about Engl...

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