Silva shares Fulham sadness over claims of ‘unacceptable’ police handling of sexual assault allegations at club
New York TimesFulham head coach Marco Silva says he shares the club’s sadness after a report by The Athletic into what appears to be a flawed police investigation into historic allegations of sexual assault made by former women’s team players. GO DEEPER 'Unacceptable' handling of sexual assault claims linked to Fulham Football Club raises more questions for police The man they accuse, former manager of the team Gary Mulcahey, categorically denies their claims. Silva said he shares the club’s feeling and that: “For all of us as human beings, the news is really sad” Silva was asked after Fulham’s men’s team drew 1-1 with Everton in the Premier League on Saturday evening whether he shared those feelings and his view on whether a proper investigation is needed. “The club was informed by police in 2021 of historic allegations related to a former staff member,” the club said in a statement to The Athletic.
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