Nice piece with Liam Brady in the Argus

[Curious Orange]

Such a pity the man had to put up with what he had to put up with when he was the Albion manager. The man could have been a legend in different circumstances.

Brady in the Argus

 

[(was)DBS]

The guy is a legend in my eyes

 

[Jim D]

How old is his son, is he any good at football and is he signed for anyone?

 

[Stumpy Tim]

"At least we have now got people who really have the club at heart."

I like a former manager who still calls the club, "we"

 

[Icy Gull]

Brady was a fantastic footballer and a terrific ambassador for all that's good in the game, unfortunately he is not a very good manager. The fact that DK has (as far as I am aware) never tried to get him back here should tell us something. I never understood the claims that he could have been great, although he worked under a nigh impossible situation when he was here.

 

[London Irish]

Great piece and sentiments by Brady, just a bit disappointed that there is no mention of loan signings, looks like that trail has gone cold.

 

[macky]

i might be wrong
but i'm sure that
pennant and persie
were stolen from other youth teams

 

[wilderabeast]

liam brady good fella....now we no you have much affection for the club ask wenger to give us a few players on a freeby and pay there wages for us theres a good man Ryan Smith will do for starters...

 

[Icy Gull]

i might be wrong
but i'm sure that
pennant and persie
were stolen from other youth teams

Pennant - Notts County?

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

I think Arsenal signed Pennant from Notts County for about 1.5 million when he was 15.

 

[Napper]

Respect Brady ! Never forget the early games with him in charge. The first game I believe was Barnet and Brady put 3,000 on the gate. I think the second home game was a 4 - 1 crushing of Bournemouth in front of a packed North Stand.......marvellous

 

[Superseagull]

Good interview. Shows just how little he thought of Archer, Stanley and Belloti. Shame he couldn't have been invovled with the club when Knight took over, but I guess Arsenal was always going to be No.1 choice. I remember when he left that he promised that he would be invovled with the Albion again sometime in the future - hopefully this will still be the case.

 

[macky]

thing is
i like brady top man
but how can you give someone credit
for youth when they are buying
one way or the other all the best young players

 

[Storer68]

Does the beginning of this article make any sense to anyone?

 

[London Irish]

Naylor getting a bit carried away with some metaphorical flourishes that don't perhaps quite work, but it makes sense - what's the problem?

 

[Muzzman]

Brady = Legend

 

[Barnet Seagull]

"It wasn't a straightforward decision for me to go back to Arsenal," Brady revealed. "I was very active with Dick at the time

 

[Brixtaan]

Actions speak louder than words and i don't see any Arsenal youth or B teamers at the Albion, even though we have a special set-up in his eyes.

The Championship is the perfect place to bring the best out of your Premiership squad trying to break through.Where Brady?

 

[The Large One]

It's the Brighton manager's choice who plays for the team, not the chairman, and certainly not the youth team manager at another club.

But that's an irrelevance to the sentiments shown and respect given to the club and the board we have now. Good stuff, Liam.

 

[Brixtaan]

It's the Brighton manager's choice who plays for the team, not the chairman, and certainly not the youth team manager at another club.

Of course,So what though? it's the youth team manager at another club that should make his promising stars available to Brighton managers and chairmen.