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Millwall take legal advice and demand public apology following Sun journalist’s Twitter post

Millwall take legal advice and demand public apology following Sun journalist’s Twitter post, the club has mentioned in a club statement.

Political Editor and Arsenal season ticket holder Tom Newton Dunn posted the deleted, which can be seen below, from outside Downing Street on Friday night.

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The Sun writer’s post: “Odd mood on Whitehall now. A cross between a Royal wedding, with patriotic Brits waving union flags, and a Millwall game with drunk EDL sorts chanting Tommy Robinson slogans. All quiet in Downing Street as Cabinet ministers arrive for the PM’s private party.”

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The Championship club’s statement read: “Millwall Football Club is aware of a social media post from a national newspaper’s political editor and can confirm that it has commenced discussions with its legal team in response.

“The club is outraged and expects an immediate and comprehensive public apology to be made to its supporters by the individual in question.

“No further comment will be made at this time.”

Tom Newton Dunn saw it and replied to the club: “My apologies, tweet deleted. No offence was intended.”

After seeing that reply and that Millwall are set to take legal advice against him, fans certainly got vocal about it…

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