The return of Brownie's naughty step

It's probably because Wayne Brown is a racist and Phil Brown is orange

 

I wonder how he will work the naughty step now he cant replace a player with another who is equally ****e and on £30 k a week?

 

Wasnt he one of the first people to go on the naughty step with us?

Looks like the Tan man is settling in ok then

 

He is'nt going to get them out of the relegation zone if he starts bullying players around at Preston, hardly a formula for the seige mentality you need for a relegation fight is it

 

Perhaps with the way Wayne B was treated by PB after one bad game against Wigan in August 2008 WB didn't have the heart to help PB in his job by helping to save Preston.

 

"Unfortunately for Wayne, in his last game we conceded four goals, and four poor defensive goals as well," - Phil Brown

How To Lose Friends And Have No Infuence With People a self-help book by Phil Brown.

 

This.

 

Could it be that Sean st Ledger there captain plays alongside Leon Cort? Would you drop your captain for him, i doubt it.....

Even the Phil Jones who plays at Lb can play CB, and he was highly rated at one point, many though the PL awaited him.

 

Says who?

 

It's well known that Wayne Brown has affiliations with the BNP

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...e-Brown-said-enrage-Leicester-team-mates.html

 

That doesn't make him a racist.

 

But rather than defusing the situation, the player, born in Barking where BNP leader Nick Griffin was wiped out in the election by Labour's Margaret Hodge, and the party lost all its council seats, launched into an abuse attack on against ethnic minorities whom he claimed were 'killing this country'.
The reaction was furious and several players pointed out that, not only were Brown's phrases and views unacceptable, but that he had Asian, black and mixed-race colleagues.

 

after an allegedly racially abusive outburst...'Any alleged incidents will be investigated

 

"allegedly racially abusive outburst...'Any alleged incidents will be investigated "

 

Leicester player Wayne Brown’s admission that he voted for the British National Party at the General Election has angered teammates, including PFA chairman Chris Powell, and fellow professionals – and has come as a major disappointment to the Professional Footballers’ Association.

The PFA has worked hard for many years with a number of anti-racism bodies to try and eradicate racism from our sport, at all levels, and according to Deputy Chief Executive Bobby Banes, Brown’s comments have ‘set the movement back’.

 

AND?

Racism is ilegal, the BNP are a legal organisation and despite an in depth undercover investigation and court case, were found not guilty of racism, therefore voting for them does not make you a racist.