[마이데일리 = 인천 윤욱재 기자] “When I wake up from bed, one or two stories come out, so it is true that my nerves become sensitive”
Recently, the volleyball industry has been controversial over violence. There has yet to be a case of a player belonging to KGC Ginseng Corporation committing school violence in the past, but the atmosphere is not good as the whole volleyball world is shaking.
KGC Ginseng Corporation coach Lee Young-taek said, “When a story about the violence in the volleyball world came out ahead of the Dodram 2020-2021 V-League Women’s Heungkuk Life Fair, which will be held at Incheon Gyeyang Gymnasium on the 19th,” It is true that it has been done.”
Coach Lee Young-taek also told the fact that he had talked with his players. “If I talk to the players, they say that it doesn’t happen, but I don’t know what will happen, so I’m very careful and worried,” said Lee Young-taek, “it seems that the players are also bothered.
“I exercised since I was a child, but in the past, it was natural and it wasn’t a big problem,” said Lee Young-taek, “it has changed a lot now. It is clear that violence should disappear anyway. All volleyball players should have time to reflect.”
KGC Ginseng Corporation will challenge the first win of the season against Heungkuk Life, whose twin sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young Da-young appear blank due to controversy over school violence. There is still no victory in Heungkuk Life’s Battle this season.
Manager Lee Young-taek said, “It is said that the atmosphere of Heungkuk Life is not good, but it is a burden because there is Kim Yeon-kyung and the changed member is playing for the third time. The players also stressed it several times through meetings because I was afraid that they would not be confused.”
[이영택 KGC인삼공사 감독. 사진 = 마이데일리 DB]