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	Liam Brady - Arsenal, West Ham & Ireland Footballer
		From 1975 Brady was established as the main creative force in the Gunners midfield, and in the Ireland side.
		By the start of the 1978/9 season, Liam Brady was seen as one of the clubs most experienced players, and this year was to be his best.
		The high point in the League was a 5-0 thrashing of Spurs at white Hart Lane in which Brady was magnificent, controlling all the Arsenal attacks and scoring a wonder goal of his own.
	www.football-england.com /liam_brady.html (976 words)

	Liam Brady - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Liam Brady (born February 13, 1956 in Dublin, Ireland) is a former footballer, who is now a coach and television pundit.
		Brady, along with Graham Rix, missed in the shootout.
		Brady was the most talented player in what was then a distinctly average Arsenal side, which was unable to challenge for serious honours like the Division One title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liam_Brady (408 words)

	The Examiner - Soccer - 11, September, 1999
		Liam Brady used be the master of understatement, always quiet and reserved in the setting of the Irish international team get togethers.
		Liam Tuohy had just been appointed manager at the time and after travelling to England to meet the players individually he succeeded in allaying their fears and satisfying their complaints before the next match.
		Liam Brady was right when he suggested that qualification for the final stages for the current European Championship looked in no way achievable when the draw was made.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/11/09/ppage_0.htm (840 words)

	SEARC'S WEB GUIDE - Liam Brady (born 1918)
		Liam Brady was born in the Liberty of Dublin.
		At sixteen Brady joined the 3rd Battalion of the Dublin Brigade of the IRA and became an IRA Training Officer in which capacity he was active in Dublin and later in Counties Leitrim; Roscommon; Longford and Louth before going to England to partake in the IRA's S Campaign in 1938-1939.
		Brady was Treasurer of Arms for the Battalion and partook in the Magazine Fort raid in the Phoenix Park on December 23rd, 1939 when the Free State's arsenal was captured by the IRA.
	www.searcs-web.com /brady.html (1487 words)

	ENVB Nick Hornby Fever Pitch citaat Liam Brady
		Brady was a midfield player, a passer, and Arsenal haven't realy had one since he left.
		Managers, coaches and therefore players now favour alternative methods of moving the ball from one part of the field to another, the chief of which is a sort of wall of muscle strung across the half-way line in order to deflect the ball in the general direction of the forwards.
		“Liam Brady was one of the best two or three passers of the last twenty years, and this in itself was why he was revered by every single Arsenal fan, but for me there was more to it than that.
	www.envb.nl /boekbesprekingen_feverpitch_brady.htm (424 words)

	Singer & Friedlander Football Review 1997-98 Season
		Brady's remit is considerable, although his main task is to ensure a steady flow of players of the highest quality into the first team squad.
		For Brady, serious contracts mean increased salaries, and to rectify this situation at Arsenal, he persuaded Don Howe, a man whom he regards as one of the best coaches in the world, to head the coaching for young players between the ages of 16 and 18.
		Brady's simple and logical conclusion is that the probability of producing future Arsenal players of an appropriate technical quality increases if boys experience good coaching and are schooled in "good habits" at a young age.
	www.le.ac.uk /so/css/resources/sf-review/97-98/97article9.html (1396 words)

	Brady - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brady Campaign -- a campaign to ban handguns in the United States.
		Brady Drum Company, manufacturer of drums in Western Australia
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brady (94 words)

	RTE Radio 1 - Irelands Soccer Top 20
		Former Arsenal, Juventus and Republic of Ireland star of the 1970s and 1980s, Liam Brady, who was voted Player of the Year in England in 1979, is Colm Keane's guest on Ireland's Soccer Top 20, Friday 5 November, 7.02-7.30pm, RTÉ Radio 1.
		Liam also talks about his controversial relationship with Republic of Ireland manager Jack Charlton, who finally brought Liam's career to an end with the player's ignominious substitution in a match against West Germany in 1989, just prior to the 1990 World Cup finals.
		The story of Liam Brady is also told in the accompanying book called Ireland's Soccer Top 20, which is written by Colm Keane, published by Mainstream in conjunction with RTÉ, and is currently available in bookshops.
	www.rte.ie /radio1/story/1025650.html (318 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| My Club \| Arsenal \| Liam Brady on Highbury's magic
		Brady signed for Arsenal as a 15-year-old apprentice in June 1971, made his debut in October 1973 - and was to be the main creative force in the Gunners midfield for the next seven years.
		For Brady, some of the reasons why Arsenal are moving down the road are the reasons why Highbury is so treasured.
		And Brady is glad that reaching the final allows the club to bow out of Highbury on a high note, despite a disappointing season in the Premiership.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/teams/a/arsenal/4960572.stm (832 words)

	BRADY DEFENDS GUNNERS \| News, Fixtures, Results, Match Reports, Stats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Liam Brady has no doubts Arsenal are doing their utmost to help find England's stars of the future.
		Brady, speaking to the Sportsweek programme on BBC Radio 5 Live, continued: "In some ways, though, the trend is that the pool of talent is shrinking all the time.
		Brady, however, insisted not all of the blame for a perceived lack of domestic talent could be put at the door of the football clubs.
	www.sportinglife.com /football/news/story_get.dor?STORY_NAME=soccer/05/02/20/SOCCER_Foreigners_Brady.html&TEAMHD=soccer (584 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Brady Liam
		Brady, Liam (1956-), Republic of Ireland international footballer.
		Born William Brady in Dublin, he signed as a professional for Arsenal as a...
		Cosgrave, Liam (1920- ), Irish Prime Minister (1973-1977), the son of former Prime Minister and Fine Gael party leader William Cosgrave.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Brady_Liam.html (106 words)

	Liam Brady
		Liam Brady was born in Dublin on the 13th of February 1956.
		By the time he was 15 years old Liam Brady had moved across the Irish sea to North London and Arsenal; he made his first team debut for the Gunners when he was only 17.
		Brady's final appearance in a full international was against West Germany in a friendly in 1989.
	www.irelandshirts.com /profiles/liambradyprofile.htm (656 words)

	Western People: GAA: Ballina lay down marker as Shrule are blown away by pace and power
		Ballina, who were fielding the county partnership of Brady and McGarrity in midfield, took a few minutes to get into their stride and the visitors could have taken the lead after four minutes when a Conor Mortimer effort dropped into the arms of Ballina ’keeper, John Healy.
		Liam Brady opened the home side’s account after six minutes with a fine 30 yard effort and the Ballina men never relinquished their lead for the rest of the match.
		Liam Brady began the scoring in the 1st minute with a good point from play and his effort was quickly followed by an equally impressive score from Patrick Harte.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=21814 (1046 words)

	Hoganstand - Meath GAA Football & Hurling
		With footballers of the calibre of Ken and Dermie Rennicks, Dessie Murtagh, Liam Brady, Jim Kavanagh, Sean Bennett and John Daly, it was disappointing that the Keegan Cup was not feted in the Silver Tankard and McHugh’s.
		Although Ultan’s struggled in the intermediate grade in latter years, chairman Liam Brady felt they were unlucky with the draw and some narrow defeats in 1999 and were not among the two worst teams in the grade - St. Brigid’s were also relegated with them.
		Chairman Liam Brady remarked that the run by the junior C team was very pleasing, adding that there were some good young lads coming through.
	www.hoganstand.com /Meath/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=45263 (1995 words)

	Liam Brady or Chippy
		Brady was not a one-footed player, in the way Winterburn was, as any defender who played against him for the first time discovered, when they attempted to force him onto his expected weaker foot.
		As left feet go Brady’s was special, just so brilliant in fact that it must have seemed pointless to him to use his other one.
		Brady was unbelievably good, running the show and scoring an absolute gem in a game in we could have easily won 10-0.
	www.worldeasy.com /arsenal/brady.htm (1310 words)

	RTE.ie Sport
		Over the years, many players from the English league have been dressed up as world-class players, often with little justification, but the suit was tailor made for Liam Brady.
		Brady was with Juventus for two seasons where he won two Serie A championships, moving to Sampdoria for two seasons before heading for Inter Milan in 1984.
		Liam had spells as manager of Celtic and then 2nd division Brighton and Hove Albion, before returning to Highbury in the summer of 1996 in the new post of Head of Youth Development.
	www.rte.ie /sport/soccer/euro2004/liambrady.html (230 words)

	Arsenal guru with an elegant foot in both camps \| Special Reports \| Guardian Unlimited Football
		Brady might have spent almost 20 years of his life at Highbury, first as one of the most supremely gifted players in Arsenal history and since 1996 as the club's head of youth development, but his two championship-winning seasons at Juventus in the early 1980s still resonate deeply inside him.
		Brady underplays his own influence on Fábregas's remarkable development but stresses that "Cesc was the same as our other young players in that he had all his English lessons with our academy.
		Brady snorts when reminded of Alan Pardew's lament that Arsenal's defeat of Real Madrid could not be considered a triumph for English football.
	football.guardian.co.uk /championsleague200506/story/0,,1740981,00.html (1577 words)

	premiership, GAA, Irish rugby, golf & more Irish sports news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Full forward Liam Brady booted Mayo's Ballina Stephenites to their first ever All-Ireland club football title at Croke Park with a 1-12 to 2-08 victory over Portlaoise of Laois.
		Mayo star Brady had a big game at midfield but his brother, Liam, stole the show with nerves of steel to slot over the winner.
		Liam and David Brady chipped in 0-5 between them in the half and Ballina trailed narrowly at 0-6 to 1-5 at the break.
	home.eircom.net /content/rte/gaa/5221402?view=Eircomnet (577 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet England: News - Brady: Our kids will make it
		Liam Brady needs no reminding of the benefits reaped by France's visionary decision to invest heavily in youth football.
		Clearly, for some clubs, cost is an issue but Brady added: 'When I first came over to England from Ireland I lived with a family of Arsenal fans and I still think that's the best way.
		Wilkinson himself suggested recently that even those clubs theoretically committed to youth development are still too easily persuaded to look overseas for their players, a fact that indicates how much pressure managers are under to cut corners.
	www.soccernet.com /england/news/2000/0902/20000902engbradykids.html (836 words)

	Western People: GAA: Brady Bunch help Ballina retain title
		Liam Brady did more than make his point, he scored ten of them.
		In fact, Liam, one of three Brady’s playing for the Stephenites, could have added to his and his teams tally, had he not opted to take his point from the penalty spot in the 55th minute when his brother David, the long serving Mayo midfielder, was hauled to ground by a despairing Peter Cawley tackle.
		Liam Brady powerfully struck the net for his sides opening score on seven minutes, rounding off a tidy move involving David Brady, Patrick McHale and Paul McGarry.
	www.westernpeople.com /news/story.asp?j=22136 (1326 words)

	THE E-TIMS - DAYS GONE BY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Criticism of Liam Brady, too, had by the end of September reached epidemic proportions.
		Brady had lost an element of credibility with the support when then club record-signing Stuart Slater was sold to Ipswich Town for only half of his original 1.5 million pounds purchase price.
		At the time Jordan stated that he considered himself "Liam Brady's assistant" and it would not be correct for him "to stay in any other capacity".
	www.etims.net /renton/1993-3.html (456 words)

	Liam Brady page from Arseweb's ArseSouls
		Brady joined Arsenal as an apprentice in 1971, turnign pro in 1973.
		Brady won 72 caps for the Republic of Ireland, scoring 9 goals.
		His nickname "Chippy" is said to come from his penchant for chips (the fried potato variety, not the classic goal vs Tottenham in the 5-0 win at Xmas 1978 variety).
	www.arseweb.com /sq/squad00037.html (240 words)

	YouTube - Liam Brady vs Spurs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		chippy brady shows he's in the same class as recent arsenal legends: dennis, bobby pires, paddy and the indomitable thierry!
		liam brady is a fucking wanker i hate him with a passion.
		A poet of the left foot, as described by Nick Hornby.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=fxZMMjRwke4 (163 words)

	Arsenal FC Liam Brady Caricature
		Liam Brady signed for Arsenal FC as an apprentice at the age of 16 from Home Farm Football Club in Dublin.
		His ability to glide past defenders and the uncanny accuracy of his left foot made Liam stand out from other players.
		He made his first team debut in October 1973 and by the next season he was a 1st team regular, with a record for arsenalfc any player would be pround of in my eyes one of the best ever AFC player to were a gunners shirt
	www.sportcartoons.co.uk /liambrady.html (132 words)

	Irish Echo Online - Sports
		In the 1970s and '80s many a tear fell when two of the most dramatic figures failed and triumphed in what used to be one of the best cup finals in the world to watch.
		Liam Brady and Norman Whiteside sat most of the Irish nation down in their living rooms to watch the fabled FA Cup.
		When the big stage was set, Liam "Chippy" Brady mesmerized Irish fans and millions around the world with his educated left foot.
	www.irishecho.com /newspaper/story.cfm?id=14295 (1053 words)

	Western People - West of Ireland sport -1st September1999
		Midfielders Liam McHale and David Brady dominated but the attack left a lot to be desired when it came to attempting to put scores on the board.
		By the 9th minute Ballina had two points on the board, via Liam Brady and Liam McHale, and nine wides to their discredit, four on the one side of the South Mayo uprights and five on the other side.
		Liam Brady lofted over a fine score from a free out to his hands and Denis Coen, after a build-up involving Brian Ruane, David Brady and Martin McGrath, left it 0-10 to 0-5 by the 34th minute.
	archives.tcm.ie /westernpeople/1999/09/01/Sport.htm (2660 words)

	Liam Brady - Arsenal FC - Football-Heroes.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		(Liam is pictured above during the F.A. Cup semi-final against Liverpool on 1/5/1980.
		Remarkably it was the third replay after the previous games had produced a 0-0 and two 1-1 draws.
		Sadly for Liam he was to taste defeat in his final game for the club when Arsenal went down to a shock 1-0 defeat to second division West Ham in the final.)
	sporting-heroes.net /football-heroes/displayhero_club.asp?HeroID=8109 (124 words)

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