Wolves Striker Admits Ugly And Shameful Beahviour

£250 Fine
By Scott Cooper
January 14 2003

Wolves Striker Adam Proudlock has admitted being involved in an "ugly and shameful" confrontation outside a Shropshire Nightclub.

Adam Proudlock has today been fined £250 by Shrewsbury Crown Court after admitting to playing his part in an "ugly and shameful" disturbance outside a Shropshire nightclub.

 Proudlock made no attempt to hide his face after the ruling, instead he stood quietly and his Solicitor said that Proudlock was "very relieved" that the case was no over and he could concentrate on his football.

 Adam Proudlock told the E&S "It's been a difficult 12 months for me. I very much regret the incident and I'm glad I can now put it behind me and get on with my career at Wolves."

 Proudlock`s brother Russell and friend Craig MacLeod also admitted causing affray and were also fined £250.

 The court heard how the Trio were caught up in an ugly scene outside a Nightclub after a bottle was thrown. One group (which did not include Proudlock) moved away but the Wolves Striker followed.