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Tony Burman does not think there is bad blood between Dartford and Welling United ahead of second meeting

By: Alex Hoad

Published: 08:00, 29 December 2011

Tony Burman

Dartford boss Tony Burman believes there will be no ill-feeling carried over from their Boxing Day clash with Welling when Joe Healy was sent-off for a late tackle on Tom Champion.

The teams meet for the second time in a week on Monday but it’s not something that concerns the Dartford boss too much.

Burman (pictured) said: "I don’t think there’s any bad blood at all. I don’t want to see that.

"We’re all grown-ups and we shake hands after the game. It doesn’t carry over, we’re interested in getting three points and will do our best to do that."

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As for the game’s main talking point on Boxing Day, Burman was not surprised to see Healy receive a red card after his late lunge.

He admitted: "He has gone for the ball but was late. I can’t tell you if he had two feet off the floor or not but it was late and sometimes they are yellows and sometimes they are red."

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