SPL: SFA rescind Strong red card

The Scottish Football Association have rescinded the red card shown to Motherwell defender Greg Strong on St Stephen's Day.

SPL: SFA rescind Strong red card
Sat, 29 Dec, 2001 - 10:19

The Scottish Football Association have rescinded the red card shown to Motherwell defender Greg Strong on St Stephen's Day.

A three-man SFA disciplinary committee viewed the clash between Strong and Ross Forsyth of St Johnstone on video yesterday and decided there was ‘‘no violent conduct’’ from the former Bolton player.

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