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Ex-Leeds United striker apologises for gesture



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Former Leeds United striker David Healy has apologised for his flute-playing gesture during a game against Celtic.
The Fulham forward pretended to play the instrument in an apparent mimic of an Orange band member during a friendly on Saturday.

He said: "I am supposed to be a role model and I can only apologise, I can guarantee from my point of view it will never happen again."

Fulham and the Irish Football Association (IFA) are looking into the incident.

Healy claimed his action was a response to stick he was receiving from some of the visiting fans at Fulham's Craven Cottage ground.

"It was one of those regrettable incidents that somebody said something and I made a silly gesture, which ultimately I regret," he added.

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  • Last Updated: 22 July 2008 8:34 AM
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  • Location: Leeds
 
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