King tips Brady for success

Republic of Ireland U-21 manager Noel King feels Robbie Brady is poised to become a star of the future.

Tue, 14 Aug, 2012 - 09:10

Republic of Ireland U-21 manager Noel King feels Robbie Brady is poised to become a star of the future.

Brady has been in superb form in Ireland's Group Seven qualifying campaign to date, scoring three goals and creating four others in five games to raise hopes of a play-off place.

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