Sam Kerr: Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor says striker’s apology ‘enough’
Chelsea owner Sonia Bompastor said Sam Kerr’s apology was “enough” and the club will not take any further disciplinary action after the player’s court case.
Tuesday, Kerr is Discovering innocence caused serious racial harassment A Metropolitan police officer called “Silly and White” after the incident in Twickenham on January 30, 2023.
After the case ended, the 31-year-old Australia International apologized: “It’s very poor to express yourself on a trauma night.”
The dependent said: “Sam made a statement and she apologized, and I think that was enough.
“Everyone can make mistakes, and that’s what you learn from it, and that’s how you move forward.
“What she faced last week was difficult enough for her, so the only thing we wanted to do was the club support her.”
Trial heard that Kerr and her partner Kristie Mewis were driven to the Twickenham Police State by a taxi driver, who complained that they refused to be in Kerr paid for the cleaning when he got sick, while Mewis smashed the rear window of the vehicle.
Kerr said she and her partner were worried about their lives and accused one of the police of being “stupid and white” in a professional exchange.
The Chelsea forward commented to PC Stephen Lovell, not denying the use of the term “stupid and white” and denying that it was racial crime.
Bompastor, who has been in charge at Chelsea since taking over Emma Hayes in May, said she was “surprised” and Kerr was involved in the court case.
“Who she is doesn’t reflect what I hear on the court and what I read in the newspaper,” Bompastor added.
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