( CNN ) -- A Georgia youth football coach who made disparaging comments on Facebook about ethnic groups and women wants to continue coaching and hopes people accept his apology , his attorney said Wednesday . Frank Samuelson , who coached 10-year-old athletes at the Brookwood Football Association in suburban Atlanta , made an apology Tuesday night to members of the association . But some parents were unmoved . `` Frank Samuelson , by name , is a racist , '' said Joseph Clark , who said he is taking his son out of the program in the upscale area in Gwinnett County . The coach should have stepped down , Clark added . Blake Fleming , a parent of a player in the association , told HLN Wednesday night that he heard complaints from other parents earlier this fall and sent complaints to officials . The postings stayed up and there was no immediate action , he said . Samuelson eventually resigned from the association board after the comments went public . Attorney Chris McClurg , who said he also has been Samuelson 's friend for about five years , said the coach made a public apology and `` is a nice guy '' who made `` insensitive '' remarks . The coach said in a statement the comments were meant for friends and in some cases he was responding to comments . The coach described south Asians as `` Red Dots '' and Hispanics as `` Beaners , '' according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution , which said he mocked other ethnic groups and women . Samuelson told the newspaper one posting represented inside jokes between friends : `` How to solve illegal immigration : Arrest the 30+ million illegals that are here first . Have them build a huge brick wall across the border [ those guys do great brick work ] , and make them build it from the Mexican side of the border . Mount 50 calibre machine guns across the top and shoot anyone trying to climb over . '' According to the newspaper , another posting , also with spelling errors , read : `` I was dining in an Asian buffet today [ big surpise ] , and I heard this morning how Asian students are suppodely so much smarter than American kids . My personal observation is that those fishheads still eat with chopsticks . It took Western ingenuity to invent the fork . I 'm just saying . ... they a'int that friggin ' smart . '' The coach 's Facebook page was not visible to the public Wednesday and McClurg would not release its contents . He would not comment on specific allegations in the Journal-Constitution report , but said that his client acknowledged making inappropriate remarks . `` He wants to move on , '' said McClurg , indicating Samuelson was not available for comment Wednesday . Samuelson told CNN affiliate WSB in a statement that the `` things I remarked about were meant to be humorous or at least thought provoking in front of the eyes of my friends who make up a variety of different people ... it was meant to either respond to some of my friend 's posts or poke at them in turn . '' CNN affiliates WSB and WXIA broadcast video from Tuesday night 's meeting , including Samuelson 's apology and Clark 's comments . `` If there is somebody offended by it I definitely apologize from the bottom of my heart , '' the coach told WSB , adding some of the posts were `` locker room talk '' among friends . And he said , many of his postings , were taken out of context . After Samuelson 's speech to the association , a large number of those in the crowd stood and applauded . `` All you need to know is that 90 percent of the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation , '' McClurg told HLN . Samuelson hopes to continue coaching at Brookwood next year , McClurg said . `` Frank is loved by all those kids , '' the attorney said . The association on Tuesday night passed a new bylaw that gave board members the power to `` expel from the membership '' anyone whose activities are considered detrimental , according to the Journal-Constitution . A message left with the Brookwood board president was not immediately returned Wednesday . CNN 's Phil Gast and HLN 's Lisa Camp contributed to this report .
Georgia youth football coach apologizes for Facebook postings . Posts disparage ethnic groups and women . Coach says they were taken out of context . Some parents do n't think he should be allowed to continue coaching .