The Wests Tigers have issued an apology after launching a commemorative ANZAC Round clash jersey that featured a stock image of American soldiers. 9News READ MORE:
"The Commemorative Jersey to be worn by our players for this match has been criticised because an image on the jersey does not accurately depict Australian or New Zealand troops," the Tigers said in a statement."As a club Wests Tigers is deeply sorry if the use of this image has in any way offended anyone. This was never our intention, and we are taking steps to rectify this.
"Wests Tigers deeply regret any offence the use of this stock image may have caused and remains completely committed to honouring and respecting all those servicemen and women who have, and who continue, to serve."Speaking on WWOS Radio, Gallen said the club employee who was charged with the jersey design was "in trouble"."Especially Anzac Day. We live in this beautiful country because of what they did for us, the sacrifices they made.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Eagle-eyed fans raging at ‘disgraceful’ detail in Wests Tigers’ Anzac jerseyAn NRL club is in hot water for an embarrassing ANZAC Day blunder. Wests Tigers unveiled a one-off jersey, ahead of a special round this month. The club used a stock image that depicts American soldiers instead of Australian. WestsTigers NRL 7NEWS
Read more »
Wests Tigers re-jig spine, Manu answers No.1 question at RoostersThe Wests Tigers have reshuffled their spine in a bid to spark their spluttering attack ahead of the Easter Monday showdown with the Eels at Accor Stadium.
Read more »
Mate's memory inspires Riki to a double in milestone matchDialled in and focused before what could have been 'banana skin' game for the Broncos, forward Jordan Riki put in a player of the match performance against Wests Tigers to ensure his 50th match was a memorable one.
Read more »
Don’t feel sorry for the banksThe big four, Macquarie and the regional banks are clamouring for customers. But when conditions improve they will only need to dial up rates a notch or two to be back in black.
Read more »