Deaker Apologises

Saturday, 4 June 2011, 3:35 pm
Press Release: Sky Television

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Murray is currently overseas, however he has spoken to SKY and wishes to make the following statement regarding the Wednesday 1st June, ‘Deaker on Sport’ show that aired on SKY Sport2.

“It was a bad choice of words and I apologise unreservedly”, Murray Deaker.

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