Millwall have introduced the dying of owner and chairman John Berylson in “a tragic accident”.
The Lions confirmed the information in a press release posted on Twitter on Tuesday night time.
The assertion learn that Berylson, 70, who first turned concerned with the membership in 2006, had died in an accident on Tuesday morning.
“It is with a collective broken heart and the deepest of regret that we announce the passing of our beloved owner and chairman, John Berylson,” Millwall posted.
“John, who turned 70 last month, lost his life in a tragic accident on Tuesday morning, and the thoughts of everyone at the club are with his wife, Amy, his three children, Jennifer, James, and Elizabeth, and the rest of the Berylson family.
“John’s sudden and tragic passing will unquestionably impression all those that have been lucky to have recognized him. He was a very nice man, extremely dedicated to his household, and an individual of such outstanding generosity, heat, and kindness.
“He lived a storied life, one full of colour and joy, and was infinitely thoughtful of others with an endless desire to share his immense knowledge and experiences to help people.
“Under John’s passionate management and steering, Millwall has loved super success and stability.
“Since first becoming involved in the club in 2006, he has presided over some of the greatest moments in Millwall’s history, and his influence in providing the platform for those was immeasurable.
“John continued to talk eagerly concerning the new season and his imaginative and prescient for the longer term, and any success transferring ahead might be in his reminiscence and honour. It might be his legacy.
“John revelled in the club’s underdog status and mentality. He related strongly to such values and identity and adored Millwall supporters. He was fiercely loyal to all his staff, and both they and the fan base will miss him beyond measure.”
The English Football League tweeted: “The EFL is shocked and saddened by the news and sends its deepest condolences to John’s family and everyone connected with Millwall.”
Former Millwall defender Alan Dunne, who made nearly 350 appearances for the membership, additionally posted a tribute.
“My deepest condolences to not only my chairman for many years but also friend,” Dunne mentioned on Twitter.
“John was a gentleman who put Millwall back on the map. What he has done for the club will always be remembered and can only thank him for everything he done for me and MILLWALL. Rip JB.”
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