Brown Remains Focused Despite Sons Arrest


Remaining Focused

By Eye Of The Tiger
April 29 2009

Manager Phil Brown says he remains focused of Hull's Relegation battle despite the arrest of his son on suspicion of drug possession. Mr Brown said the arrest was a "personal family matter", and told the paper: "My focus of attention is 100% on Hull City staying in the Premier League. "I am a strong enough character to get through whatever is thrown at me. I appreciate the concerns but I will stress again I am fully focused on my job at Hull City."

The Sun reported on Tuesday that Jamie, 25, was arrested for possession of cocaine after being found slumped outside a nightclub.

A Northumbria Police spokesman said the arrest took place in Ocean Road, South Shields, on Saturday night.

"At around 10.30pm on Saturday April 25, police in South Tyneside arrested a 25-year-old man for possession of a controlled drug," he said.

"He later received a caution."


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Brown Remains Focused Despite Sons Arrest
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29/04/2009 12:10
see him been sacked now.

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PKGooner
30/04/2009 01:19
They're all a bunch of wrong 'uns (Sm159)

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30/04/2009 10:48
nowt wrong with drugs,,its the football the no nowt about.

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