But Bournemouth's Marcus Browning has since claimed he too was bitten by Windass in their recent win against Colin Todd's side, and Flahavan is now considering changing his mind.
Windass, 36, who has scored eight goals in eight matches this season and was subject to a failed bid from Premiership side Wigan, denies the allegations.
"The match officials in both games saw nothing and videos were sent to the FA following complaints from players," said Bradford club secretary Jon
Pollard.
"Dean maintains his innocence and having seen the inside of his cut lip
after the alleged Bournemouth incident it looks more like somebody has
forced his arm in his mouth rather than Dean having bitten the player."