KB Insurance Manager Lee Sang-yeol, a male professional volleyball player, expressed his apology to Park Cheol-woo (KEPCO), who had been assaulted by him for 12 years.
Director Lee said in an interview with Yonhap News on the 19th, “Park Chul-woo can do that,” and “I want to apologize.”
Earlier, in an interview between KEPCO and OK Savings Bank on the 18th, Park Cheol-woo publicly criticized Lee, who beat himself as a coach at the time when playing for the national team 12 years ago.
Before the game, Cheol-woo Park left a post on his SNS before the game, saying, “It’s really’bleeding’. Is this the feeling that blood is running upside down?” He explained that he was shocked to hear what he said about the spread.
In an interview before the match against Woori Card on the 17th, manager Sang-yeol Lee said, “There was causal retribution in any case,” and he publicly sniped his experience that if he became a violent perpetrator, he would pay a price.
Manager Lee also added that he is treating players with apologetic heart and trying to set an example.
However, Park Chul-woo argued that he knew that the corporal punishment of Lee was continued even after the beatings, and that the violence of the leader should be eradicated.
Park Cheol-woo said, “I heard that coach Lee told the player’I know you’re not right because of Park Cheol-woo’ even when he was a college leader.”
In response, Lee explained that “I told my juniors that they shouldn’t do anything like violence,” he explained.
In the end, Director Lee repeatedly said, “It will be unforgivable, but I will try to show a good figure in some way while living.”
Reporter Yoon Jong Han [email protected]
Photo = Provided by the Korean Volleyball Federation
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