Burnley captain Ben Mee 'humbled' by praise after condemnation of 'White Lives Matter' banner

29 June 2020

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Burnley captain Ben Mee says he has been “humbled” by the response from the public after strongly condemning a banner that read ‘White Lives Matter Burnley’.

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