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A fundraising website have pulled a campaign to support a Burnley fan who helped organise the White Lives Matter banner stunt.

Burnley ’s match with Manchester City. Following a Burnley fan’s decision to fly a plane banner over the Etihad Stadium on Monday night there has been a huge public backlash to those responsible for the stunt amid the Black Lives Matter movement.

White Lives Matter Burnley' over Manchester City's stadium while they were playing has been sacked from his job. Jake Hepple, a Burnley fan.

Burnley fan, who has since received a lifetime ban by the club, took responsibly for the chartered plane earlier this week and refused to apologise. Following that, Hepple has lost his job at Paradigm Precision, who have distanced themselves from his actions.

Black Lives Matter movement, and the Burnley fan has since claimed responsibility but refused to apologise on social media.The update follows the news that his partner Megan Rambadt had also lost her job after bigoted messages written by the couple were spotted online.

The Burnley fan behind the White Lives Matter banner that was flown over the Etihad Stadium has been sacked from his job.

The girlfriend of one of the Burnley fans behind the White Lives Matter banner has been sacked over alleged racist posts.

Fans and players watched in horror on Monday night as a White Lives Matter was flown over the Eithiad Stadium before Manchester City's clash with Burnley.

Burnley supporter Jake Hepple has hit out at the backlash following a plane flying over the Etihad on Monday night stating ‘White Lives Matter’.Hepple helped organise the flyover, which happened just moments after the Manchester City and Burnley players had taken a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.Police have confirmed Hepple had not been found to have committed a criminal offence after taking responsibility for the stunt.The 24-year-old had written on Facebook: “I’d like to take this time to apologise... to absolutely f***ing nobody!”Though he insists he is not racist and has slammed the criticism he has received following the flyover.Hepple told MailOnline: “I’m not racist.

Burnley football hooligan, Mark Hamer, have condemned his actions after it was discovered he had a hand in the 'White Lives Matter' plane which flew over the Etihad on Monday evening.Shortly after kick-off, a banner was displayed above the stadium reading: 'White Lives Matter Burnley'.The message is commonly used by those who want to discredit the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, which has again taken centre stage in the aftermath of George Floyd's killing in America.Hamer's father George, 66, told the Daily Mail that he and his wife have struggled with the backlash of their son's behaviour in recent days."It's not good.

The mum of one of the Burnley fans who organised the White Lives Matter banner is reportedly so ashamed of her son's actions that she can't face going to work.

Burnley fan who chartered a plane over the Etihad Stadium has reportedly been suspended from her job.Megan Rambadt, who is the partner of Jake Hepple, has been accused of posting bigoted messages on social media, which have seen her bosses at her beauty salon job take action.The pair have been tracked down online after Lancashire Police confirmed an investigation was taking place, but they have since revealed that they will not be taking action for the banner.Hepple claimed responsibility for the message on social media earlier this week and refused to apologise despite the outrage.He said: “I’d like to take this time to apologise...

Burnley supporter Jake Hepple has appeared to take responsibility for organising a plane to fly an offensive banner during the Clarets’ Premier League clash with Manchester City.

Burnley fan Jake Hepple has claimed responsibility for flying an offensive banner during their 5-0 thrashing at Manchester City.