Hull bo s Steve Bruce lamented his hardest hoursin management after seeing his side lose 2-0 at Tottenham in the wake of Jake Livermores positive drug test and suspension. Livermore, who was an 8million signing from Tottenham last June, was suspended by both Hull and the Football A sociation on Fridaypending further investigations after he allegedly tested positive for cocaine. Russell Westbrook Jersey The midfielders former club subsequentlypushed Hull to the brink of Premier Leaguerelegation by inflicting a 2-0 defeat on themat White Hart Lane, courtesy of goals from Nacer Chadli and Danny Rose. Afterwards, Bruce concededthat the events of the week hadtaken atoll on him. It has been unquestionably my hardest 24-36 hours in management. It is hard to put your head around things, he said.As always,you have to handle it and not let it affect people. We are hugely disappointed [with Saturdays result]but we have to move on, dust ourselves down and prepare as well as we can in a tough week. He added onBBC RadioHumberside: We knew [about Livermore]on Tuesday night. Shocked, saddened, disappointed, angry, frustrated they all come to mind. I never thought that it would be po sible [for one of his players to fail a drugs test]. Im sure the mitigating circumstances will come out and thats not for me to judge. We have got to wait for the second result [the B sample]and the FA procedure but at the end of the day, I feel responsible like everybody elsebecause he is my player. Jake has let everybody down its simple as that. None more, he has let himself down. Luguentz Dort Jersey