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(2)Light disciplinary action Ulsan Hyundai’s response to racism
(3)Was there a two-track reflection? Soccer Topic
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(1)But the club’s insides don’t seem to have been like that a 40-year-old Choi
(2)A high-ranking Ulsan official made an absurd remark on the 20th ahead of Cho’s racist reward and punishment committee “The organization that pays salaries due to the fault of the employees who receive salaries is in a situation where the organization will be damaged.” As the expression goes, it means that if the players can’t play, the team will have difficulty in operating, but it was inappropriate Reflection came first and it was right to worry about the team and the league’s loss of honor
(3)Ulsan even reportedly attached overseas cases while submitting a case report to the federation. Dele Alli, who received a fine of 약50,000 about 경기83 million and a one-game suspension for expressing racism on SNS, included June 2020 and Bernardo Silva in November 2019
(4)Despite the federation’s explanation that it has far more cases than Ulsan gave, soccer players scoffed, saying, “It can be seen as a guideline of the president’s club to judge disciplinary action on its own.”

(1)Surprisingly, Ulsan still plans to issue an apology in English and Thai
(2)An official said, “I contacted the player and apologized and received a reply that it was okay,” even though he/she was criticized for posting only Korean apologies on the club’s SNS account, except for the main characters of the controversy At that time, the Korean apology was for the furious domestic public opinion,” he added with a stunned explanation
(3)Even at this moment, the expression NO ROOM FOR RACISM’ is steadily appearing on various SNS channels such as Ulsan and the Thai Football Association, and international humiliation is repeated Considering the nature of the issue, shouldn’t we apologize more actively to overseas fans and promise to prevent reruns as much as in Korea