Birmingham boss Lee Clark says that the trail going on that affects Blues owner Carson Yeung, is not interfering in his work at the club.
Yeung is awaiting the verdict of a money laundering trial in Hong Kong something that he has strongly denied, but a verdict is not expected until next week.
The 53-year-old stepped down from being the president of the club, director of Birmingham City plc and director and chairman of the club’s parent company, Birmingham International Holdings Ltd (BIHL).
But Clark is only focused on the team and is only interested in getting Blues as high up the table as he can.
‘It doesn’t affect me in terms of anything,’ said Clark to Sky Sports. ‘As I’ve stated all along, while I’ve been at this football club, the football side of the club is the only thing that is of my concern and whatever happens elsewhere, happens.
‘We’ve just got to focus on what’s happening on the football pitch and that is what we do.’
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