Quinn - Club backing Bramble
Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn says the club will offer their full support to Titus Bramble after the defender was arrested on suspicion of rape. The 29-year-old was detained along with his brother Tesfaye, 30 after the alleged rape of a young woman at a Newcastle city centre hotel was reported to police in the early hours of Wednesday morning.The former England Under 21 international strenuously denies any wrong-doing and Quinn says the player will fight to clear his name."This has been a very difficult day for everyone at the football club, no one more so than Titus, who categorically refutes the allegations that have been made against him," Quinn said in a statement."He strenuously denies any wrong-doing and will be doing everything within his power to clear his name."I, as chairman, and the club as a whole, totally support Titus in his efforts and we all hope for a swift conclusion to this matter."
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