Southampton Head Coach Apologizes for Spygate Scandal
Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert apologized on Tuesday for orchestrating the spygate scandal that led to the club's removal from the Championship play-offs. Owner Dragan Solak said he is standing by Eckert.
espn.co.ukSouthampton head coach Tonda Eckert issued an apology on Tuesday for orchestrating the spygate scandal that resulted in the club being removed from the Championship play-offs. Eckert stated he was responsible for everything that has happened.
Solak said he is standing by Eckert following the incident. The club had been disqualified from the play-offs after the scandal came to light.
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