“If I had to apologize to a junior other than me…
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Some players criticize the perpetrators who are currently managers of other teams. Park Cheol-woo, a male professional volleyball player, publicly criticized coach Lee Sang-yeol, who assaulted him during the 2009 national team. He told JTBC reporters, “We need to change the perception that violence can be blamed,” and “leaders should be alert.”
This is Kim Tae-hyung.
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“Blood is running upside down”
This is a post by Park Cheol-woo on social media yesterday (18th).
The case goes back 12 years.
Twenty-four, Park, who was the main striker for the national team, met with reporters to inform them of the assault.
He also complained of concussion and tinnitus symptoms.
The offender hit the national team coach Lee Sang-yeol at the time, saying,’I don’t like the look.
At the time, the’indefinite suspension’ discipline received by this coach was quietly resolved two years later, saying,’It is acknowledged that the national prestige as a national team was promoted.’
After working as a coach for the Kyonggi University and the youth national team, he became the KB Insurance Manager since last year.
Two days ago, director Lee interviewed sisters Jae-young Lee and Da-young Lee, saying, “There is causal retribution in any case.”
Park is angry at this point.
After leading the KEPCO team to victory yesterday, he confessed, “I don’t understand the club that appointed Lee, but the moment Lee asked for a handshake on the spot, it was too difficult.”
“I said to the players,’If it’s not Park Chul-woo, you’re beaten.”
In a text message with the JTBC reporter today, Park Cheol-woo emphasized, “I hope this manager should apologize to other juniors other than me.”
(Video Design: Park Seong-Hyun / Video Graphics: Kim Ji-hye)
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