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Cape Town - Winger Khethokwakhe Masuku has apologised following his unsporting behaviour in the Nedbank Cup Last 16 match against Santos last Friday.
Pirates won 2-0.
In a letter addressed to the fans and sent to Orlando Pirates website, Masuku expressed his regret following the incident he was involved in.
Excerpts of his letter read:
“I wish to apologise unreservedly to the chairperson of the club Dr Irvin Khoza, the Management, the Technical team, my team-mates, the League, the club fans and the sporting fraternity at large, for acting in the manner I did in the match against Santos, while sitting on the bench.
"After being substituted, I was overcome by emotions thus I acted in the manner I did, which I understand is by no means justifiable.
"I have been in football for a few good years, and I could have handled my personal frustrations a lot better.
I know that wearing headsets/headphones while on the bench is unacceptable and above all disrespectful and it is for this reason that I have written this apology letter.
Once again I want to express my deepest regret at what I did."
Thank you.
Kethokwakhe Masuku.
Pirates won 2-0.
In a letter addressed to the fans and sent to Orlando Pirates website, Masuku expressed his regret following the incident he was involved in.
Excerpts of his letter read:
“I wish to apologise unreservedly to the chairperson of the club Dr Irvin Khoza, the Management, the Technical team, my team-mates, the League, the club fans and the sporting fraternity at large, for acting in the manner I did in the match against Santos, while sitting on the bench.
"After being substituted, I was overcome by emotions thus I acted in the manner I did, which I understand is by no means justifiable.
"I have been in football for a few good years, and I could have handled my personal frustrations a lot better.
I know that wearing headsets/headphones while on the bench is unacceptable and above all disrespectful and it is for this reason that I have written this apology letter.
Once again I want to express my deepest regret at what I did."
Thank you.
Kethokwakhe Masuku.
