Chris Humphrey apologises for rule break

Motherwell striker Chris Humphrey has claimed that he was unaware that he broke curfew with the Jamaica national team.

The 24-year-old, along with Birmingham City forward Marlon King, was dropped from the Jamaica squad's upcoming World Cup qualifiers for disobeying disciplinary rules.

"After the game in Panama I did go out," Humphrey told Sky Sports News. "It was late after the game and to unwind I went out for an hour.

"I had not been informed of any curfew and no-one told me we were not allowed to go out. I fully accept the fact that I did go out and on that basis I have apologised to the team and accept responsibility.

"It was a huge honour to be asked to represent Jamaica and I am very disappointed I will not be available to try and help the team in the next two games. Naturally I wish the team all the very best in the forthcoming games."

Humphrey will be absent for Jamaica's games against Guatemala and Antigua & Barbuda.

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