I will try to show good in some way in my life.”-
Lee Sang-yeol of KB Insurance’s men’s professional volleyball player expressed his apology to Park Cheol-woo (KEPCO), whom he assaulted 12 years ago.
In a post-game 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.
The day before the game, the social network service (SNS) account said, “It’s really’bloody.’ “Is this the feeling that blood is flowing upside down?” After leaving a post, he volunteered for an interview after the game and explained that he was shocked to hear what Lee said about the situation where the’school violence’ problem spread in the volleyball world recently.
In an interview before the match on the 17th, manager Lee Sang-yeol said, “There was causal retribution in any case,” and he publicly sniped his experience that if he became a violent perpetrator, he would somehow pay a price.
Manager Lee also added that he is treating players with apologetic heart and trying to set an example.
However, Park Cheol-woo stressed that the violence of the leader must be eradicated, saying that he knows that the severe corporal punishment of Lee has continued even after the beating incident.
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 university leader.”
In this regard, Director Lee Sang-yeol explained that in his interview, he said, “I told my juniors that they shouldn’t do anything like violence.”
He continued, “It’s unforgivable, but I’ll try to show a good side in some way while living.”
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