Brady to relinquish Ireland role

Liam Brady has put club before country and confirmed he will be standing down as assistant manager of the Republic of Ireland in April.

Sat, 13 Feb, 2010 - 10:23

Liam Brady has put club before country and confirmed he will be standing down as assistant manager of the Republic of Ireland in April.

The former Republic international winger will stand down as Giovanni Trapattoni’s assistant when his contract expires.

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