Arsenal have paid tribute to former Ireland international and club legend Liam Brady on the occasion of his 67th birthday.
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Ireland Soccer legend Liam Brady will feature tonight in a documentary about his life and career. But what do we know about his family life?
Once Brady had finished playing professionally he moved into management and was at the helm at Celtic between 1991-93 and Brighton from 1993 until 1995. After leaving Arsenal in 1980 he went to Italy and played for giants such as Juventus, Sampdoria and Inter Milan. He retired in 1990 after spells with Ascoli and West Ham. He moved to London aged just 15 in 1971 to sign for Arsenal. He made his debut for the North London side as a substitute against Birmingham City in October 1973. But what do we know about his personal and family life?
The sports pundit and legendary footballer met his wife Sarah Hiller DBase when she worked at the theatre festival in County Dublin, with the couple sharing ...
He later transferred to RTE and covered the 1998 World Cup. While he is known as Liam, he was born with the name William. Liam had worked as a sports pundit since the early 90s. Liam has been married to his wife Sarah Hiller DBase for many years. He was raised in Dublin and surrounded by a footballing family. His great uncle Frank Brady Sr.
The beautiful film An Irishman Abroad, screened on RTÉ Monday night, told us a few things we never knew about one of the country's greatest footballers, ...
“I hope next time we meet you will still have a little time for me, and we might find time to repair some of the damage. The great joy in turning pro was a wage of £75 that allowed him to buy an LP every week. They turned out to be from Birmingham and I became the subject of their temper over what had happened in Birmingham. That 20 pounds was me talking to my family, so thank you for that.” It was very unusual." Luke Kelly was the main man.
Brady had a unique career and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatest players ever. The northsider would leave St Kevin's Boys to Arsenal, before heading off ...
They turned out to be from Birmingham and I became the subject of their temper over what had happened in Birmingham. What a player he was. He said: "It was a bad time, so much happening in Northern Ireland. I told them to stop and they recognised my Irish accent. They didn't understand it, either." Brady had a unique career and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatest players ever.
IRELAND legend Liam Brady looked unrecognisable as his former club Arsenal paid tribute to him on his 67th birthday.Brady who is known as 'Chippy'
[heartwarming letter sent from Charlton](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10213591/liam-brady-gesture-jack-charlton-ireland-documentary/) to Brady shortly after the West Germany game. [he was beaten for his Irish accent](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10214069/liam-brady-arsenal-beaten-irish-accent-birmingham/) during his days in England in the 1970s. [FREE BETS AND BEST NEW CUSTOMER DEALS](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/6644456/betting-offers-and-free-bets-sign-up-deals/) [life and career of Liam Brady](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10219131/liam-brady-unrecognisable-throwback-photo/) was chronicled in the documentary 'Liam Brady: The Irishman Abroad', which aired last night on RTE. [Birmingham Pub Bombings](https://www.thesun.ie/news/3952314/birmingham-pub-bombings-botched-warning-call-by-the-ira-led-to-deaths-of-21-people-inquest-rules/) in 1974, in which 21 people were killed and 182 injured after devices were left in two boozers. Brady who is known as ‘Chippy’ played for the Gunners from the age of 17 until the day he left the Gunners for Juventus in the summer of 1980.
Exceptions do come along every now and again. Marcus Rashford, for instance, a young man who's as fine a human being as he is a footballer. For the most part in ...
Juventus won the Seria A in Brady’s two seasons with the club, and he scored the penalty that clinched the second one. He left Arsenal, where he’d been a hero to the Highbury faithful, to join Juventus in Turin, where he became a hero all over again. So it was on to spells at Sampdoria, Inter Milan and Ascoli, before wrapping up his career, at the age of 33, with West Ham United. His wife suggested that, having learned the language and made a life for themselves, they remain in Italy. He has a vast vinyl collection and impeccable taste (he chose the songs for the documentary). The cameras followed him back to the country where he lived and played for seven years.
Liam Brady is one of the greatest footballers Ireland ever produced, but he was once expelled from a Dublin school for choosing the sport over GAA.
Liam has now enrolled in the Plunkett Technical School in Whitehall, but may never sit the Intermediate. "This has caused the school a lot of embarrassment and trouble. He simply told me that, if I did not play for the school, I need not bother coming back," said Liam. "If the boy comes to the school we will consider re-admitting him." He was also a talented GAA player in his youth. First brought in in 1905, it remained in place all the way up until 1971.