NZ Soccer

 

TIM BROWN

 

 

 

 

Name:

Tim Brown

Position:

Midfield

Date of Birth:

March 6, 1981

Height:

187cm

Weight:

82kg

Current Club:

Wellington Phoenix

Previous Clubs in Chronological Order:

Newcastle Jets
Richmond Kickers
University of Cincinnati
Miramar Rangers

Caps:

13

Goals:

0

Debut:

v Solomon Islands

Other NZ Representative Teams:

U-20, Olympic (U-23)

Favourite Player:

Roy Keane

Favourite Club:

ManchesterUnited

Toughest Opponent:

Tim Cahill

Favourite Stadium:

Old Trafford (Manchester)

Most Memorable Match:

U-20’s vs Australia - won 2-1, Albany, 2001

Best Goal:

University of Cincinnativs Xavier (local derby, chipped keeper from kick-off)

Greatest Influence on Career:

Mum and dad

What would you do on a Dream Day off:

Riversdale Beach 

Make, Model and Year of the Car you Drive:

 

2007: Brown was handed the captain's arm-band for the credible 2-2 draw in Wales in late May due to the unavailability of incumbent Danny Hay, shortly after successfully gaining a release from Newcastle to sign for Ricki Herbert's Wellington Phoenix. Subbed off with five minutes remaining in the 4-0 loss to Costa Rica, Brown remained on the bench for the 5-0 loss to Venezuela later in March. But given the responsibility of leading his country for the first time against Wales, Brown responded in Wrexham with a whole-hearted effort and supplied the ball for Shane Smeltz's second goal. 

2006: Seen as a future All Whites captain, Tim Brown has played all but three of the 14 national team matches since Ricki Herbert took charge in 2005. Was a standout in the 1-1 draw at English premier leaguers Charlton Athletic in August 2006, a performance that eventually led to an A-League contract with the Newcastle Jets in Australia.

 
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