Brown denies Davis accusation

Fulham midfielder Michael Brown has denied intentionally hurting Sean Davis during the defeat to Portsmouth at the weekend.

Tue, 04 Apr, 2006 - 11:16

Fulham midfielder Michael Brown has denied intentionally hurting Sean Davis during the defeat to Portsmouth at the weekend.

Brown was sent off in the 73rd minute by referee Chris Foy after a two-footed challenge, which led to Davis accusing his former Tottenham team-mate of trying to break his leg.

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