Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg urged his side's supporters to "move on" from Southampton's Spygate following Tonda Eckert's FA verdict.
Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg has urged supporters to move on from the Southampton spying controversy following an FA verdict. Speaking ahead of his side's Championship match against Wolves, Hellberg stated that he does not hold a grudge and believes it is time to put the incident behind them.
The Football Association handed Tonda Eckert a suspended six-week ban and a £28,000 fine for breaching rules by observing opposition training sessions. Hellberg revealed that Eckert had already reached out to personally apologize several months prior to the final disciplinary decision.
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