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Footballer 'deeply regrets' homophobic comments 19 hours agoBy Georgia Ferda,trabzonspor haberleri sporx BBC NewsShareGetty ImagesCardiff City defender Mahlon Romeo said he 'deeply regrets' his actionsA Cardiff City footballer has been accused of making homophobic comments towards a police officer when he was arrested on suspicion of drink driving.Mahlon Romeo, 28, said he "deeply regrets" his actions and wants to "re-iterate his apologies to anybody who has been offended" by the comments he made.The footballer has since pleaded guilty to drink driving and abusing a police officer.Cardiff City said they are dealing with the matter internally.Cardiff duo Robinson and Romeo disciplined by clubIn a statement, the 28-year-old said he would like to "sincerely apologise" to the club and its supporters for his actions on 8 February 2024.He said in the past he has "worked hard to fight against discrimination and prejudice", so his actions are of "great personal disappointment".Mr Romeo said he sent a letter to the police officer involved at the time, "unreservedly apologising" for his comments and explaining that "they do not reflect his personality, beliefs or historic behaviour".He added: "Those who know me closely know that I do not hold any prejudice against anyone based on their sexual orientation or sexuality."I deeply regret the course of events that occurred that night, and I would like to re-iterate my apologies to anybody who has been offended by the comments that I made."WalesHomophobiaCardiffRelatedPupils cook up award-winning food waste recipe book39 mins agoWalesThe photos capturing life on margins of society3 hrs agoWalesPeople who won't vote blame distrust in politicians3 hrs agoWalesMore16 hrs agoCafe owner jailed for sexually abusing boy, 14A cafe owner who sexually assaulted a teenager is given an eight-year sentence.16 hrs agoWales2 days agoTribute to student killed in crash while walking dogLucy Atkins, 20, and her dog Simba died after being hit by a car in Birmingham on Monday.2 days agoBirmingham & Black Country3 days ago'Success on the field at heart of Welsh rugby plan'The WRU has outlines its five-year plan to rescue the national game in Wales.3 days agoWelsh Rugby3 days agoWRU reveals five-year plan to save Welsh rugbyThe governing body insists it wants to retain four regions as part of its mission to turn around Welsh rugby's fortunes.3 days agoWelsh Rugby3 days agoWales’ Principality Stadium at 25: 'The Eras Tour'As Wales' Principality Stadium marks its 25th birthday, take a look back at some of its most memorable moments. 3 days agoFootball