Cardiff City's manager Malky Mackay is seen before their English Premier League soccer match against Southampton at Cardiff City Stadium, Wales, December 26, 2013. REUTERS/Rebecca Naden
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay said on Friday he was sorry for sending offensive text messages and the League Managers Association (LMA) apologised for the wording of a statement issued in response to the situation.
Cardiff, however, were not satisfied by the LMA's reaction, calling for the resignation of the organisation's chief executive Richard Bevan and accusing the body of trying to conceal the messages.
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