Coronavirus: Aberdeen (Scotland) players apologize

While two Aberdeen players have tested positive for coronovirus and six others have been kept in solitude after being taken away, along with two infected people, at a party at a time, the club mistakenly sent a message with apology. Published. “We made a big error in the decision last week, thinking it was okay to go to the city center together, Explain the players concerned. None of us anticipated the increase of Kovid-19 cases in the Grampian region, nor deliberately attempted to defy the government’s recommendations that we would have to follow the guidelines set out or clarified by the club. “

The revelation of two positive cases had led to the postponement of the championship match between Aberdeen and St-Johnstone. Eight players apologize and give assurances “It was in no way described as a team night”. “When we try to follow government social distancing guidelines, we now recognize that our group has exceeded the number of people allowed to meet,” Can we also read in the press release. This was a real mistake on our part as professional footballers, and in doing so, we let our manager down. “

The release is signed by Johnny (Hayes), Michael (Delvin), Scott (Wright), Mattie (Kennedy), Sam (Kosarov), Dylan (McGauch), Craig (Bryson) and Bruce (Anderson).