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Mail on Sunday apologises
BHAFC
2020-05-31T00:01:00Z
The Amex Stadium.
The Mail on Sunday has made the following apology, after the publication of an inaccurate story concerning the club and its players last Sunday.
'An article last Sunday said the Brighton captain Lewis Dunk made direct representations to the club’s owner Tony Bloom over Brighton’s stance on the Premier League re-start.
'In fact, no such representations were made, and we accept the club’s assurance that no players are unhappy with the club’s position. The club and its chief executive Paul Barber have consistently supported a safe re-start and are only one of a significant majority of Premier League clubs opposed to playing on neutral grounds. We apologise for any suggestion otherwise.'
The Mail on Sunday is making a donation to the Albion As One fund.
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