What Happened to Liam Brady after Retirement is SAD...

#liambrady #footballicon #footballlegends
From the streets of Dublin to the dazzling lights of the football stadiums, Liam Brady's journey is a tale of talent, controversy, and an unyielding passion for the beautiful game. Today he opens up on the struggles of his international playing career and post retirement.
Liam Brady was born into a family where football was more than just a game; it was a tradition. The Brady household was synonymous with football excellence, with Liam's lineage decorated with international caps. His great uncle, Frank Brady Sr., and older brother, Ray Brady, both represented their country at the senior level, instilling a sense of national pride and a deep-rooted passion for the sport.

[@accadoza]

My first football hero

[@stanadams5541]

Liam Brady firstly was a great player and s3condly contrary to what this video portrays he still does things for AFC and is widely liked and respected

[@Shelscast]

Videomaker: get you facts correct. Liam Brady is from and was born in Dublin, Ireland. Bizarre statement to say that he is an "English man".

[@peterfowler9085]

Wish he'd have been English, mind you he'd have been wasted like Hoddle and Co. Great player.

[@user-lq9it4lv1v]

Great player - god he made me suffer in that FA cup final v United in 1979 !

[@pcset12]

Why do you say "what happened to Liam Brady after retirement is sad"?...I believe he had a great stint with Johnny Giles, Eamonn Dunphy and Bill on RTE for many years...you really need to consider the ridiculous headlines you display..

[@caeserromero3013]

0:43 Why is there a picture of Norwich's League Cup winning side?

[@bimbur1]

Nothing sad about Liam Beady, just brilliance. This is a crap channel, and you wont succeed in knocking Liam.

[@seanoreilly1734]

Sad????

[@unbaisedopinion1925]

What's sad about it?

[@user-wl7zj1qd1e]

Whats sad

[@user-st1fq3vr9e]

There is nothing sad about this. Completely misleading!

[@user-wl7zj1qd1e]

Bad chanel