Maccabi Netanya Player Apologizes for Accidental 'Like' on Critical Post
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Netanya player Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a post critical of coach Roni Levy, stating the action was a mistake. He expressed respect for the coach and took responsibility for the misunderstanding. The incident had been a focus for the club on Friday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya player Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a critical post about coach Roni Levy.
- Levi stated the 'like' was a complete mistake and was immediately removed.
- He expressed respect for Coach Levy and apologized for the misunderstanding.
- The player took responsibility for the error and understands the anger caused.
- Levi clarified he does not agree with the post's content.
Maccabi Netanya player Maor Levi has issued an apology after accidentally 'liking' a social media post that criticized coach Roni Levy. Levi explained in an Instagram story on Friday that the 'like' was a complete mistake and unintentional. He stated that as soon as he was made aware of it, he immediately removed the reaction.
Levi expressed his respect and appreciation for Coach Levy, apologizing for the misunderstanding. He clarified that he does not agree with the sentiments expressed in the post and understands the anger it may have caused. The player took responsibility for his error and wished his teammates success in their upcoming match.
The incident had been a topic of discussion for the club throughout the day, and Levi's statement aims to put the matter behind him and allow him to move forward.
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