Maccabi Netanya Player Apologizes for Accidental 'Like' on Critical Post
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya player Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a post critical of coach Roni Levy, explaining it was a mistake. He clarified his respect for the coach and apologized for the misunderstanding. The player was suspended following the incident, and the club has not yet released a statement.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maor Levi apologized for accidentally liking a post critical of coach Roni Levy.
- Levi stated the 'like' was a mistake and he immediately removed it.
- He expressed respect for Roni Levy and apologized for the misunderstanding.
- The player was suspended by Maccabi Netanya following the incident.
- Levi clarified he does not agree with the post's criticisms.
Maccabi Netanya player Maor Levi has issued an apology after accidentally 'liking' a social media post that criticized coach Roni Levy. The incident, which occurred on Friday, led to Levi's suspension from the team. In an Instagram story, Levi clarified that the 'like' was a complete mistake and not intentional. He stated that as soon as he was made aware of the error, he immediately removed it.
Levi expressed his respect and appreciation for Roni Levy, apologizing for the misunderstanding. He emphasized that he does not agree with the criticisms made in the post and understands the anger it may have caused. Levi concluded his apology by wishing his teammates good luck for their upcoming match.
The club has not yet commented on the player's suspension or his apology.
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