Football Australia: “No more action” on Captain Matildas Kerr

Kerr himself avoided to be deprived of Matildas After meeting with the Football Australia council, the captain finally joined the Australian Women’s Team in Tábor.

The parties met to deal with recent court proceedings of the United Kingdom where it was found is not guilty of one accusation of racial impaired harassment Police officer.

Kerr that did not play since the duration of her ACL during a Chelsea The training camp in January last year talked about its regret of the incident with the Council of Football Australia, which concluded that it guaranteed any further steps.

“I want to express sincere regret about how the events developed,” Kerr said in a football statement of Australia. “It was an incredibly difficult period for me, my family, my club, my teammates, and especially for fans whose support means so much to us.

“I admit that the management means to keep our actions on and outside the pitch.

“I am proud of Matildas, the role I played as a member of this team, and everything we stand, and I am determined to learn from this experience.”

Australia chairman Anter Isaac said the incident should not overshadow Kerr’s contribution to the game.

“Knowing how Sam (KERR) feels about events, along with the next context we have learned, added a major perspective that the general public may not be aware of,” Izák said.

“The discouragement of these difficulties should not match incredible contributions that publicly and privately, in and off the field – for more than 15 years.”

As part of its return program to play, KERR has now joined the Matildas training camp for the Women’s International Window March/April (March 31 to 8 April). She admitted Chelsea holidays, continuing to rehabilitate under the supervision of the performance team Matildas.

Kerr has not yet been cleaned for competitive football, although Matildas will hope to be available Argentina In Melbourne 30 May and Canberra 2 June.

In this story, information from AAP was used.