Olympic gymnast Louis Smith has published an apology after a video leaked online appeared to show him mocking Islam.The video, which was made public by the Sun?on Saturday, appears to show Smith -- with drink in hand -- and fellow gymnast Luke Carson pretending to pray. The Islamic phrase Allahu Akbar, meaning God is greatest in Arabic, is also heard being shouted.Smith posted an apology on Twitter and said he was deeply sorry for any offence caused by his thoughtless actions.Carson has also reportedly apologised via the social networking site but has since made his profile private.British Gymnastics, the governing body for the sport in the United Kingdom, said it would be investigating the incident -- meaning Smith could face disciplinary action.?British Gymnastics does not condone the mocking of any faith or religion and is appalled by such behaviours, read a statement.?Gymnastics is an inclusive sport and we are proud of members who portray the inclusive values of British Gymnastics.Members who break our code of conduct can face suspension or expulsion from our organisation. We will be investigating the behaviours reported. Nike React Sale Australia . 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Green has a bruised knee that will force him to miss several days of practice. Green hurt his left knee near the end of Cincinnatis first practice of training camp on Thursday, overextending his left knee as he tried to make a sideline catch. Green said an MRI that found no structural damage. At first, he feared that it was a significant injury. A trainer examined the knee, and Green got up and walked off the field. "It was (frightening) for me," Green said on Friday. "I felt it, but everything felt intact. I got up and walked off, so its fine." Coach Marvin Lewis said Green suffered a bruise inside the knee. "Hes getting treatment and will be sore," Lewis said. "He wont practice today, tomorrow and likely this weekend at all. Then well go from there, when hes ready. "At this point, I dont see out in the future that being very long. But well take our time with it and let him get right. Hell be fine, hopefully very quickly." Green wore a wrap on the left knee and walked stiffly and slowly on Friday. He watched the first hour and 15 minutes of practice wearing a Bengals baseball cap. The Bengals most valuable player hasnt missed much time because of injuries. He hyperextended his right knee while making a touchdown catch in the end zone against Pittsburgh as a rookie and missed one game. Green said the injury on Thursday reminded him of the one his rookie season. "When I felt it, it felt just like the one against Pittsburgh," he said. Cornerback Terence Newman was covering Green on a deep pass along the sideline that drifted out of bounds. Newman gave Green a light push as he tried to get away from him. Green planted his left foot awkwardly, hurting his knee. "I saw that the ball was going to sail out of bounds so I tried to pull up and just go behind him," Newman said on Friday. "But hes the type of receiver that tries to make every single catch possible. So I just kept on running and I came back and saw him on the ground. I didnt know what happened to him. "It was a scary moment, for sure. Thats one of those guys that if he threw up on the sidelline, Im nervous.dddddddddddd Now Im seeing him grab his knee, so Im really nervous. Sounds like hes going to be good, though, so that was a breath of fresh air." Players stopped and watched Green get his knee examined on the sideline. "Its awful no matter who it is," offensive co-ordinator Jay Gruden said. "When its A.J., it kind of takes the wind out of everybody. It was silent there for a few seconds." Green said he wont change his all-out style in practice when he returns. Hes known for making amazing catches during practice, setting an example for the younger receivers. "Thats how Im programmed," Green said. "Thats what I know." Although Lewis has urged his players to stay on their feet to avoid injury during the workouts, he doubts that Green will throttle back on his effort in practice. "He made one catch this spring (during workouts) that was the most incredible catch Ive ever seen," Lewis said. "He stretched out for the ball, put his left hand down, rolled and came up on his feet. And he was about parallel with the ground, a foot above the ground. So hes kind of put together that way." Earlier in that same practice on Thursday, Green and cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick slipped at the end of the field and fell hard while contesting a pass in the end zone. Lewis said there was nothing wrong with the field, which the team uses for workouts during the season. "I dont have any concerns," Lewis said. "Its part of football. We just have to try and stay on our feet as best we can." ---- NOTES: The Bengals will wear shoulder pads for practice for the first time on Saturday, then work out in full pads on Sunday and Monday. ... The Bengals severely restricted photographers access to the practice field on Friday, limiting them to two spots well beyond the back of the end zones and one designated row of the bleachers. Fans with cellphones and cameras were free to roam the sideline and take photos and video. The club relented and changed the policy after 45 minutes, giving the media equal access. ... LB James Harrison dropped in coverage and broke up a pass during the workout, drawing a loud cheer. ' ' '