Sorry for aggressive comments about Australian host women’s football

On one of Australia’s largest radio network, a presenter has apologized after the comments made about the National Women’s Football Team, which was condemned as wrong and abusive.

Marti Sheergold said that the players of Mathydas reminded him of “years 10 girls” and estimated him that the matches were boring.

The Australian governing body of the game stated that the live -broadcast comments on Triple M were “unacceptable” and “deeply disappointing”.

Football Australia stated that they “reduce exceptional achievements of a team” who was a semi -finalist in the Women’s World Cup in 2023.

On Wednesday, Sheergold made a small statement, stating: “Any comedy, including me, can sometimes miss the mark, and I can see that people have seen my Why may I apologize to the comments. “

The BBC understands that the host will later address the issue in the air.

During his Drivetime Show on Monday afternoon, Sheergold intervened during a sports bulletin, which was discussing the second losses of Australia’s defeat and the Shebelves Cup to the US.

“You know what they remind me? 10 Girls,” Sheergold asked her for her co-genre.

“All infiltration and all friendship issues … Now I am sorry to reduce the whole game, but I think of it.”

When her colleague mentioned the Shebelves Cup by the name, Sheergold interrupted saying: “Oh, she believes what? It is a better man.”

And when the next year was referenced to Australia, who hosted the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, she said “Oh God – the Asian Cup”, before criticizing the incident with a porn comment. Then he asked his co-mainbone: “I got any man’s game?”

Triple M’s original company, Southern Cross Osterio, stated that the comments “do not align with the ideas and values ​​of Triple M, and Triple M is stable in its strong support of all women and men’s games”.

“We are sorry for any crime,” said this.

Sports Minister Anika Wales called the comments “borish, boring and wrong”.

Ms. Wells said, “Australia’s most viewed television event was once the Matialdus World Cup semi-final; Tilis Quarter Final is the second most watched program in Australian history.”

Australian Olympian Ambrosia Malon, who represents his country in hockey, also criticized the sheargold.

He wrote on social media, “I could think about the young girls sitting in the car with my parents, perhaps hearing this from my own training sessions or from my own training sessions,”.

“I am sure many of them were hurt and confused … I was in disbelief.

“It is clearly acceptable on the mainstream afternoon on the afternoon ??? how ??”

Football Australia said: “This incident is a reminiscent of media outlets and personalities, which is in promoting respectable and creative discussion about women’s sports and its participants.”