Melbourne United have stood down their courtside announcer for a comment made during yesterday's fiery derby Details 👇
But it was another moment during the contest that forced United to reprimand courtside caller Wayne Peterson.
"Peterson acknowledges that the statement was inappropriate. The club has full confidence that Peterson had no intention of insulting Zhou. "Melbourne United has mutually agreed with Peterson to have him step away from his duties for the club's next two home games. Peterson will use this time for reflection and further education, and will be more considered with his comments in the future.
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