Brian Cody stayed up to watch all of Super Bowl 51 last night

Brian Cody has confessed to an unexpected interest in American football.

Brian Cody stayed up to watch all of Super Bowl 51 last night
Mon, 06 Feb, 2017 - 17:07

Brian Cody has confessed to an unexpected interest in American football, writes Michael Moynihan.

The Kilkenny hurling manager said he’d stayed up the previous night to watch the Super Bowl: “Yeah, I saw it all. Tom Brady, yeah.”

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