Ipswich Town
Norris Offers Face To Face
By Aston
November 12 2008
Town midfielder David Norris reportedly ready to apologise in person to Amanda and Phil Peak, the parents of two young boys who were killed by former Plymouth player Luke McCormick. Norris has written a letter to the couple who lost their two sons when a car being driven by McCormick, who at the time was over the drink drive limit after attending Norris' wedding. McCormick is currently in jail for causing death by dangerous driving and Norris left a private message for his former team mate in the form of a crossed arms goal celebration which enraged the leftist media.
Norris has since apologised for his celebration and now wants to say sorry to the Peak's in person.
Professional Footballers Association chief executive Gordon Taylor speaking on the incident said: "What happened was unfortunate, but to be fair I can't imagine David Norris realised the outcry his actions would cause.
"It wasn't appropriate there is no doubt about that. But Ipswich Town have handled it all well."
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I'm quite sure I read a statement from Norris on 'Cuffgate day' and he said it was'nt a handcuff gesture, but could be deemed to seem that way.
So whats he got to appologise for??????
