A 'small number' booed and chanted during the minute's silence, and some fans were asked to leave the ground for their own safety.
Some started booing the moment the silence commenced before last night's match against Dagenham & Redbridge at the Racecourse Ground.
"To have the Club’s name in the media this morning for all the wrong reasons, is not a scenario that should have occurred and we wish to apologise to all who were offended by the actions of the minority, while thanking the vast majority who did observe the one-minutes silence. Other supporters were reported to have stayed on the concourse until the one-minute silence was over before taking their seats.
"It was disappointing that a very small minority chose to behave in this way, but it's good to see the club has acted appropriately. It is not fair on the club to have its reputation tarnished by a small number of people who do not know how to behave."
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