Brady: Ireland's time has come

Liam Brady is confident the time has come for the Republic of Ireland to end their long wait for a victory over one of European football’s big guns.

Brady: Ireland's time has come
Thu, 12 Nov, 2009 - 15:10

Liam Brady is confident the time has come for the Republic of Ireland to end their long wait for a victory over one of European football’s big guns.

Not since Jason McAteer fired Ireland to an unlikely World Cup qualifying victory over Holland in 2001 have the Republic got the better of one of the continent’s traditional powers, despite a series of near misses.

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