St Johnstone star Cammy MacPherson has apologised for sharing a documentary created by far-right rabble-rouser Tommy Robinson. over the midfielder’s decision to repost Robinson’s video on social media at a time when some of his supporters – and other elements of the far right – were rioting in several English cities. Now, in a statement, MacPherson has said sorry for sharing Robinson’s content on X, formerly known as Twitter.
New Saints owner, Adam Webb, has also had his say on the issue and revealed the player faces club disciplinary action. MacPherson said: “I would like to start by apologising for reposting a film that appeared on my X account. “I have shown poor judgement without considering the club’s code of conduct.
“Upon reflection, and my own further research, I fully understand why people have been so upset and angry regarding this situation. “I have the greatest respect for St Johnstone FC, for my team-mates and for our supporters. I know the club is and always will be a club for everyone.
“A club and an environment where I am immensely proud to be involved. “I’d like to thank my team-mates and family for their unwavering support for me in what has been a challenging time this past week. “I have now fully understood the impact of my actions and I am committed to learning from this experience.
” McDiarmid Park chief Webb added: “The recent actions of Cammy MacPherson violated standard provisions in all player contracts and St Johnstone.