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Sc***horpe boss Brian Laws has issued an apology after saying his team's defending was "as bad as the Holocaust" in Saturday's 4-0 defeat by Doncaster.

 

Laws used the comment in a post-match interview with BBC Radio Humberside.

 

He told the club website: "I would like to apologise. The use of the word was not intended to cause offence and was used in the heat of the moment.

 

"It was a poor choice of language to define those emotions and wasn't meant in the true meaning of the word."

 

The Board of Deputies of British Jews released a statement in relation to Laws's comment and chants by West Ham fans at their Spurs counterparts on Sunday saying: "Clearly there is either a lack of understanding or a lack of compassion within some sections of the British football world about these issues; a lack of understanding or compassion which needs to be addressed."

 

Laws returned to Glanford Park for a third spell as Iron manager last month and has won two, drawn one and lost two of his five league games in charge.

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