Chelsea defender John Terry's father has today pleaded guilty to dealing cocaine.
Edward Terry, 56, of Chafford Hundred, Essex, admitted at Basildon Magistrates' Court to supplying a class A drug.
He was released on bail and will be sentenced at Basildon Crown Court on June 1.
Terry's lawyer claimed that his client was embarrassed about the upset he may have caused to his son, who himself has been the subject of much tabloid controversy this season.
The court was informed that Edward Terry had supplied £160 worth of cocaine to an undercover reporter in a wine bar in Chafford Hundred last year.
His lawyer claimed that he had been targeted by reporters because of his famous son.
Edward Terry, 56, of Chafford Hundred, Essex, admitted at Basildon Magistrates' Court to supplying a class A drug.
He was released on bail and will be sentenced at Basildon Crown Court on June 1.
Terry's lawyer claimed that his client was embarrassed about the upset he may have caused to his son, who himself has been the subject of much tabloid controversy this season.
The court was informed that Edward Terry had supplied £160 worth of cocaine to an undercover reporter in a wine bar in Chafford Hundred last year.
His lawyer claimed that he had been targeted by reporters because of his famous son.
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