Millwall FC owner John Berylson passes away at the age of 70

The owner and chairman of Millwall FC, John Berylson, passed away at the age of 70 after a “tragic accident.”

Since 2006, American businessman John Berylson has owned a significant portion of team. After taking over as chairman in 2010, he oversaw a period of the team’s consistent success, which includes its 2013 elevation to the Premier League.

The footballing community has responded to John Berylson’s passing with grief and dismay on a large scale. On social media, their supporters have been praising him, with many referring to him as a “legend” and a “true gentleman.”

John Berylson, owner of Millwall FC, suffered an accident

Although the details of John Berylson’s death have not been made public, some people believe that he fell to his death. According to a statement from the club, his passing is “a tragic loss for everyone who knew him.”

The legacy of Millwall FC owner John Berylson

At Millwall, Berylson will leave a legacy of enduring success. The fans liked him and he helped the team turn things around on and off the field.

He will be remembered for his dedication to the club and its neighborhood as well. A frequent attendee of matches, he enjoyed interacting with fans and signing autographs.

Tributes

From the football community, condolences have been flooding in for Berylson. team manager Gary Rowett referred to him as “a great man” and a “true gentleman”.

According to former Millwall player Neil Harris, Berylson played an important role in the club’s history.

Reactions on social media regarding Millwall FC owner John Berylson

On social media, thier supporters have been paying tribute to Berylson. Neil Harris, a former Millwall player, said Berylson was “a huge part of the club’s history.”

Berylson, according to a different supporter, “made Millwall a better club” and was “a great man.”