Gay footballer who wrote an open letter in The Sun is 'relieved' his feelings have been made public
Man U fan's relief after betting £55k inheritance on Liverpool Prem winHow Inter helped Lukaku lose over half a stone as Man U missed dietary needsSky Sports host Mark McAdam, who came out aged 28, told TalkSport the letter gave a powerful insight into the plight of gay players suffering in silence.
On Twitter David Lowbridge- Ellis wrote: “Huge congratulations to the footballer for taking this huge step.”The unnamed Premier League star spoke out via the Justin Fashanu Foundation about being too scared to come out — and is delighted at the positive feedback following the open letter in The SunGOT a story? RING The Sun on 0207 782 4104 or WHATSAPP on 07423720250 or EMAIL
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