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Question: the ceo of African Darts Group had a conversation with my son which upsetted my son and i got heated and sent him a vulgar disrespectful voicenote. this is the email i recieved there after Mr Eddie Pillay 2 December 2024 Dear Sir RE: PERSONAL ATTACK ON CEO DEVON PETERSEN We have received a complaint and recorded evidence of a verbal attack on the CEO of the African Dart Group, Mr Devon Petersen during the Grand Final event from 16-17 November 2024. The contents of the attack is unwarranted and brings the organisation and the event into disrepute. We believe that the matter could have been handled in a more civilised manner and that the abusive language used was not warranted . The verbal attacks on Devon Petersen, shows ADG Management that Mr Eddie Pillay has no respect for ADG, its management as well as the sport. We have therefore decided in the best interest of our company and the reputation of the sport and ADG that Mr Eddie Pillay is no longer welcome to participate in any of the ADG events for a period of 10 years commencing 3 December 2024 to 2 December 2034. He will not be able to attend or participate in any franchise and/or tournaments hosted by the ADG. Please note that it is never our intention to punish, however we also need to protect our events and our brand. Kind Regards Nicole Alcock Managing Director i want to reply with a email back to this email to apologise to Devon Peterson as well as to ADG,and mention i deeply regret it i would also like to appeal my ban and ask for it to be lifted. discuss point from the email as well and make it professional and lengthy ,the email m ust be addressed to nicole Alcock
Subject: Apology for Inappropriate Behavior and Appeal for Ban Reconsideration Dear Ms. Alcock, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing in response to your email dated 2 December 2024 regarding the unfortunate incident involving my conduct towards Mr. Devon Petersen, the CEO of the African Darts Group (ADG). I want to begin by expressing my deepest and sincerest apologies to Mr. Petersen, yourself, and the entire ADG management for my actions. Upon reflection, I deeply regret my behavior and the disrespectful verbal attack directed at Mr. Petersen. It was entirely uncalled for, and I am fully aware that my actions have brought unnecessary strain and disrepute to ADG, its events, and the sport of darts that we all cherish. I want to personally apologize to Mr. Petersen for any distress my actions may have caused him. I acknowledge that a situation concerning my son upset me, causing poor judgment on my part. However, I understand that my emotional response and the subsequent voicenote were inappropriate ways to handle the matter. I should have sought a civilized and respectful dialogue to address my concerns. My reaction was misguided and does not reflect who I am or the respect I have for the sports community and the individuals who dedicate themselves to it. In light of the above, I respectfully wish to appeal the 10-year ban imposed on me from participating in any ADG events. I completely understand the severity of my actions and the need for ADG to uphold the integrity and reputation of the sport. However, I hope that you might consider giving me an opportunity to make amends and demonstrate that I am capable of contributing positively to the sport. To further express my regret, I am willing to engage in any actions or commitments that you might find necessary to restore the trust lost due to my behavior. Whether it involves attending a mediation session, gaining a better understanding of ADG’s standards, or participating in community service related to sportsmanship and ethics, I am ready to accept any conditions you set forth. My intention is to rehabilitate and show genuine remorse for my actions. I understand that maintaining the dignity and image of ADG is paramount, and I assure you that I will never repeat such an incident. Should you deem it appropriate to reconsider the length and terms of my ban, I would be eternally grateful and committed to upholding the values and standards of ADG in the future. I’m fully aware this is a significant ask, and I respect the tough stance ADG must take to protect the integrity and reputation of the sport. Thank you for taking the time to read my email and consider my appeal. I deeply regret my actions and the distress caused to Mr. Petersen and the ADG community. I hope you can see that my apology is heartfelt and that my commitment to rectifying my actions is earnest. Looking forward to your understanding and a hopeful reconsideration of the ban. Warm regards, Eddie Pillay
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