Brady

Ringo 07 · 1st September 2011, 22:04

Good win for the U21's. Heres the ratings for Brady for the Hungary game from some Irish footie site. James McCarthy was playing too!!
GreenScene » Ireland 2-1 Hungary U21 Player Ratings

Robbie Brady
Looks a step above under-21 level, and it seems only a matter of time until the Hull City loanee gets a call-up to the senior squad. Scored a fantastic goal, and caused plenty of trouble for the Hungarian back-line. Man of the Match. 9

charleysurf · 19th September 2011, 18:29

Brady being tipped by Robbie Savage and Kevin Keegan.

Robbie Savage column: Everton's Ross Barkley, Hull's Robbie Brady and Derby's Jeff Hendrick are the brightest talents around - Robbie Savage - MirrorFootball.co.uk

Maybe not the best judges.

Inigo Montoya · 19th September 2011, 20:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by charleysurf

Brady being tipped by Robbie Savage and Kevin Keegan.

Robbie Savage column: Everton's Ross Barkley, Hull's Robbie Brady and Derby's Jeff Hendrick are the brightest talents around - Robbie Savage - MirrorFootball.co.uk

Maybe not the best judges.

But as ex pros, not the worst either

prateik · 19th September 2011, 23:45

Savage is a muppet
He'll say anything when there is a mic in front of him

That said, Brady is very highly rated and he does look good

Ringo 07 · 26th September 2011, 16:08

Man Utd winger Brady backed for big things by Hull teammate McKenna | Premiership News | tribalfootball.com

Hull City defender Paul McKenna feels on-loan Manchester United winger Robbie Brady is destined for big things.

A seamless transition into senior football has underlined the 19-year-old winger's undoubted talent and McKenna believes City are witnessing the first steps of a special career.

"Robbie has been a great signing, he's a great asset," McKenna told the Hull Daily Mail.

"For it to be his first season in senior football he's done unbelievably well.

"He's going to have games where sometimes it doesn't go for him because he's that creative but he's been outstanding for us.

"He can probably try too hard sometimes but that's the attitude that will take him to the top.

"I can only see him being a top, top player because he's got huge ability and his work-rate is phenomenal as well."

Sally Cinnamon · 14th November 2011, 20:18

Scored the opener for Ireland's u21s and set up the second goal with some 'ridiculous skill' apparently.

Decotron · 14th November 2011, 22:00

1st goal was a penalty i think

charleysurf · 19th November 2011, 13:39

United starlet chasing Premier League break to enter Trap’s plans - Soccer, Sport - Independent.ie

Quote:

"This season has been my best yet. I'm enjoying it and hopefully it can keep getting better," said the 19-year-old.

"I get a lot of feedback from Manchester United. They come and watch me a lot on loan at Hull. I'll go back in January and see what the story is. I'm not too sure if the loan will be extended at Hull because I think there are a couple more options.

"They want to bring me back in January to discuss a contract and we'll see what the next move is then."
He said: "It has been brilliant for me being out on loan because I'm playing first-team football, but I want to go back in January and see what the club say about what happens next.

"I would love to push on and try to challenge for a place in the United squad. I got in a little last year, but the fact I'm playing regularly now should help.

"It would be a dream come true to play for United and that is what I want to do. The possibility of getting in and around the squad for the second half of the season would be fantastic.

holdsteady · 19th November 2011, 19:52

Quote:

because I think there are a couple more options.

That's very interesting...

datura · 19th November 2011, 19:54

The most important thing for him this season is that he's managed to stay injury free so far.

Ringo 07 · 29th November 2011, 02:50

Steve Bruce want Robbie Brady at Sunderland | Mail Online
Bruce may look to old boss Fergie once again for help as he hangs onto his job

Steve Bruce is considering turning to Sir Alex Ferguson again as he battles to save his job by taking Manchester United youngster Robbie Brady on loan.
The 19-year-old joined Hull on a six-month loan in July and is earning rave reviews in the Championship. United’s boss is keen for the Republic of Ireland Under 21 winger to continue his development.

Bruce, who meets Ellis Short for talks later this week in which he will try to reassure the owner he can take the club forward, believes Brady would inject some vigour into his attack. Bruce bought Wes Brown and John O’Shea from United in the summer.
United want to reward Brady with an improved contract when his present deal expires next summer.
Sunderland have also watched Galatasaray winger Albert Riera, 29. United scouts are monitoring Borussia Dortmund midfielder Mario Gotze, 19, Schalke left back Christian Fuchs, 25, and Atalanta striker Manolo Gabbiadini, 19.

SharkyMcShark · 29th November 2011, 12:28

I keep reading Manolo Gabbiadini as Marco Gabbiadini

Decotron · 29th November 2011, 13:58

Sunderland could be a great move as they are in such a rut currently someone with Brady's attitude on the pitch (even as a sub) would be very popular.

Another six months with Hull wouldnt exactly be a bad move either...

PS18 · 29th November 2011, 21:37

Straight red for him tonight, three game ban coming up.

Decotron · 29th November 2011, 21:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by PS18

Straight red for him tonight, three game ban coming up.

Cost them bigtime as well, they were winning 0-1 at half time ended up losing 2-1. His record with Hull has been good so far cards wise. All part of learning curve.

prateik · 29th November 2011, 21:57

They were 2-1 down before he came on as a sub

ArmchairCritic · 29th November 2011, 21:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Decotron

Cost them bigtime as well, they were winning 0-1 at half time ended up losing 2-1. His record with Hull has been good so far cards wise. All part of learning curve.

Well they were 2-1 down when he came on but getting sent off as a sub against the league leaders isn't the smartest thing Brady will ever do.

Decotron · 29th November 2011, 21:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArmchairCritic

Well they were 2-1 down when he came on but getting sent off as a sub against the league leaders isn't the smartest thing Brady will ever do.

Ah ok missed that bit....presumed he started...

holdsteady · 29th November 2011, 22:03

It's a part of his game though, he'll probably never quite cut that out.

Fine by me really.

pocco · 2nd May 2012, 14:28

Brady looked quality last night against Blackpool reserves. Apparently Fergie told him that he'll be involved in our first team next season. I wouldn't mind that at all, he looked rapid at times last night and strong as an ox. Physically there was no reason he couldn't make the step up. Showed some good one touch play too. A bit of everything really, was impressed.

ghaliboy · 2nd May 2012, 14:36

Left sided player isn't he?

Would be interesting to replace Giggsy (who hardly plays out and out left really anyway) in the squad with an out and out lefty to play on the left. Nani/Young can also play there but if he was behind those two he'd get the odd game that wouldn't hurt.

I find that wingers tend to be a bit hit and miss when you're developing them as they want to come on and do it all and often (like Obertan) try way too hard to impress and fizzle.

Striker10 · 2nd May 2012, 14:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by pocco

Brady looked quality last night against Blackpool reserves. Apparently Fergie told him that he'll be involved in our first team next season. I wouldn't mind that at all, he looked rapid at times last night and strong as an ox. Physically there was no reason he couldn't make the step up. Showed some good one touch play too. A bit of everything really, was impressed.

Lots can change but I like him as a player, it's just at times he has to be more careful because at times he's reckless. He's got ability, it's a shame we won't take him to the Euros because I think he would do well.

GledTheRed · 2nd May 2012, 15:03

That's the hazard excuse sorted, just need Pogba to resign now and were ready for another title charge.

Pogue Mahone · 2nd May 2012, 15:11

Mr Mujac (of redcafe) rates him extremely highly, which is good enough for me.

Bit of a nutter though. Hopefully calms down a bit as he matures.

Moriarty · 2nd May 2012, 15:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

Mr Mujac (of redcafe) rates him extremely highly, which is good enough for me.

Bit of a nutter though. Hopefully calms down a bit as he matures.

Nowt wrong with having a mad Irishman in the team. We've had a few over the years and by God do they rattle opponents.

Robbie Boy · 2nd May 2012, 16:02

Kevin Kilbane was on: Off The Ball on Newstalk - back a few months ago talking about young Irish players, he reckoned that Brady had the potential to be the best of the current young crop (he included McClean in that list).

Looked good at Hull early on in the season, but found himself in-and-ot of the team - during the latter part of the season. I also recall him getting a stupid red card. He does look a talent though and is very physical, quite similar to McClean in that respect.

Fiskey · 2nd May 2012, 16:18

I really rate him, but for me it should be a Prem loan next season, can't really see him contributing in a big way for us yet.

Name Changed · 2nd May 2012, 16:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie Boy

Kevin Kilbane was on: Off The Ball on Newstalk - back a few months ago talking about young Irish players, he reckoned that Brady had the potential to be the best of the current young crop (he included McClean in that list).

Looked good at Hull early on in the season, but found himself in-and-ot of the team - during the latter part of the season. I also recall him getting a stupid red card. He does look a talent though and is very physical, quite similar to McClean in that respect.

Kilbane is adamant that he should be in the squad for the Euros/.

Ramshock · 2nd May 2012, 16:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

Mr Mujac (of redcafe) rates him extremely highly, which is good enough for me.

Bit of a nutter though. Hopefully calms down a bit as he matures.

what exactly has be done to be classified as a nutter Pogues?

holdsteady · 2nd May 2012, 16:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

Bit of a nutter though. Hopefully calms down a bit as he matures.

I think it's something this team might need a bit.

samabachan · 2nd May 2012, 17:11

To me he's much more like a Gareth Barry - someone who's naturally a cm but gets shunted out to the left cause he's left footed - than a genuine left winger.

SkeppyRed · 2nd May 2012, 17:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by samabachan

To me he's much more like a Gareth Barry - someone who's naturally a cm but gets shunted out to the left cause he's left footed - than a genuine left winger.

Don't see it myself. The only thing he has in common with Barry is the fact they are both left footed.

Brady is a far more attacking player who likes to run at and beat defenders.

KingEric7 · 2nd May 2012, 17:48

I don't know. Brady is a bit more like Rooney when he was younger than Barry. Some similarities in build, drive, aggression et al.

Not the same level of talent obviously, but he looked good last night and is promising in general.

Decotron · 2nd May 2012, 17:57

Always felt he'll end up in the middle personally. He looks a lot more mature on the pitch these days as well.

stubie1234 · 2nd May 2012, 17:58

Sounds an exciting talent!

I wonder if next season will be his big break at United?

KM · 2nd May 2012, 18:02

He is an explosive talent, really like the way how he plays. I think he'll go to a premier league club next season to gain more experience. Didn't do that well for Hull in the second half of the season, but let's not forget Danny had bit of a 'mare when he was loaned to Preston as well(partly due to injury)

KM · 2nd May 2012, 18:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by GledTheRed

That's the hazard excuse sorted, just need Pogba to resign now and were ready for another title charge.

Is there a new rule that every fucking thread on the caf needs to be littered with posts complaining about our transfer policy?

pocco · 2nd May 2012, 18:22

I can see the Rooney comparison, the all guns blazing Rooney of a few years ago. I know he's got a reputation for being a nutter but our team is craving it, it really is. We need someone that will put the shits up opposition players.

He's nothing like Gareth Barry though. His speed and ability to beat a man sets them apart. He could wind up through the middle though, potentially the kind of player we hope Anderson would be.

Some of his runs last night were refreshing. Taking on 4 players and things like that. This lad doesn't get much of a mention but we might have ourselves a real gem here.

Ramshock · 2nd May 2012, 18:47

Someone care to explain the nutter reputation?

Mick1991 · 2nd May 2012, 18:50

I've only seen him a couple of times, but he can be a bit of a hothead (dangerous tackling mainly).

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1st September 2011, 22:04	#81 (permalink)
Ringo 07 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: "Messi can do some amazing things, but anything he can do Joe can do as well, if not better," Steven Gerrard on Joe Cole Posts: 3,107	Good win for the U21's. Heres the ratings for Brady for the Hungary game from some Irish footie site. James McCarthy was playing too!! GreenScene » Ireland 2-1 Hungary U21 Player Ratings Robbie Brady Looks a step above under-21 level, and it seems only a matter of time until the Hull City loanee gets a call-up to the senior squad. Scored a fantastic goal, and caused plenty of trouble for the Hungarian back-line. Man of the Match. 9

19th September 2011, 18:29	#82 (permalink)
charleysurf Talks sense Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 9,612	Brady being tipped by Robbie Savage and Kevin Keegan. Robbie Savage column: Everton's Ross Barkley, Hull's Robbie Brady and Derby's Jeff Hendrick are the brightest talents around - Robbie Savage - MirrorFootball.co.uk Maybe not the best judges.

19th September 2011, 23:45	#84 (permalink)
prateik First Team Regular Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 19,029	Savage is a muppet He'll say anything when there is a mic in front of him That said, Brady is very highly rated and he does look good

26th September 2011, 16:08	#85 (permalink)
Ringo 07 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: "Messi can do some amazing things, but anything he can do Joe can do as well, if not better," Steven Gerrard on Joe Cole Posts: 3,107	Man Utd winger Brady backed for big things by Hull teammate McKenna \| Premiership News \| tribalfootball.com Hull City defender Paul McKenna feels on-loan Manchester United winger Robbie Brady is destined for big things. A seamless transition into senior football has underlined the 19-year-old winger's undoubted talent and McKenna believes City are witnessing the first steps of a special career. "Robbie has been a great signing, he's a great asset," McKenna told the Hull Daily Mail. "For it to be his first season in senior football he's done unbelievably well. "He's going to have games where sometimes it doesn't go for him because he's that creative but he's been outstanding for us. "He can probably try too hard sometimes but that's the attitude that will take him to the top. "I can only see him being a top, top player because he's got huge ability and his work-rate is phenomenal as well."

14th November 2011, 20:18	#86 (permalink)
Sally Cinnamon First Team Sub Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: I'm a blowfish. I'm a BLOWFISH, YEAH. Blowfishin' this up. Posts: 5,652	Scored the opener for Ireland's u21s and set up the second goal with some 'ridiculous skill' apparently.

14th November 2011, 22:00	#87 (permalink)
Decotron First Team Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: I am not a man......................I am Cantona Posts: 20,025	1st goal was a penalty i think

19th November 2011, 19:54	#90 (permalink)
datura First Team Sub Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: so it goes Posts: 9,135	The most important thing for him this season is that he's managed to stay injury free so far.

29th November 2011, 02:50	#91 (permalink)
Ringo 07 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: "Messi can do some amazing things, but anything he can do Joe can do as well, if not better," Steven Gerrard on Joe Cole Posts: 3,107	Steve Bruce want Robbie Brady at Sunderland \| Mail Online Bruce may look to old boss Fergie once again for help as he hangs onto his job Steve Bruce is considering turning to Sir Alex Ferguson again as he battles to save his job by taking Manchester United youngster Robbie Brady on loan. The 19-year-old joined Hull on a six-month loan in July and is earning rave reviews in the Championship. United’s boss is keen for the Republic of Ireland Under 21 winger to continue his development. Bruce, who meets Ellis Short for talks later this week in which he will try to reassure the owner he can take the club forward, believes Brady would inject some vigour into his attack. Bruce bought Wes Brown and John O’Shea from United in the summer. United want to reward Brady with an improved contract when his present deal expires next summer. Sunderland have also watched Galatasaray winger Albert Riera, 29. United scouts are monitoring Borussia Dortmund midfielder Mario Gotze, 19, Schalke left back Christian Fuchs, 25, and Atalanta striker Manolo Gabbiadini, 19.

29th November 2011, 12:28	#92 (permalink)
SharkyMcShark First Team Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: Using location as a tagline: because I'm just not cool enough to have my own. Posts: 18,586	I keep reading Manolo Gabbiadini as Marco Gabbiadini

29th November 2011, 13:58	#93 (permalink)
Decotron First Team Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: I am not a man......................I am Cantona Posts: 20,025	Sunderland could be a great move as they are in such a rut currently someone with Brady's attitude on the pitch (even as a sub) would be very popular. Another six months with Hull wouldnt exactly be a bad move either...

29th November 2011, 21:37	#94 (permalink)
PS18 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Ruud ftw Posts: 2,075	Straight red for him tonight, three game ban coming up.

29th November 2011, 21:57	#96 (permalink)
prateik First Team Regular Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 19,029	They were 2-1 down before he came on as a sub

29th November 2011, 22:03	#99 (permalink)
holdsteady Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 4,401	It's a part of his game though, he'll probably never quite cut that out. Fine by me really.

2nd May 2012, 14:28	#100 (permalink)
pocco loco Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Lancashire Posts: 3,605	Brady looked quality last night against Blackpool reserves. Apparently Fergie told him that he'll be involved in our first team next season. I wouldn't mind that at all, he looked rapid at times last night and strong as an ox. Physically there was no reason he couldn't make the step up. Showed some good one touch play too. A bit of everything really, was impressed.

2nd May 2012, 14:36	#101 (permalink)
ghaliboy Reserve Team Player Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Sydchester Posts: 2,941	Left sided player isn't he? Would be interesting to replace Giggsy (who hardly plays out and out left really anyway) in the squad with an out and out lefty to play on the left. Nani/Young can also play there but if he was behind those two he'd get the odd game that wouldn't hurt. I find that wingers tend to be a bit hit and miss when you're developing them as they want to come on and do it all and often (like Obertan) try way too hard to impress and fizzle.

2nd May 2012, 15:03	#103 (permalink)
GledTheRed Reserve Team Player Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Boozer Posts: 4,184	That's the hazard excuse sorted, just need Pogba to resign now and were ready for another title charge.

2nd May 2012, 15:11	#104 (permalink)
Pogue Mahone Poster of the year 2008 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: "like a man in silk pyjamas shooting pigeons from a deckchair" Posts: 59,521	Mr Mujac (of redcafe) rates him extremely highly, which is good enough for me. Bit of a nutter though. Hopefully calms down a bit as he matures.

2nd May 2012, 16:02	#106 (permalink)
Robbie Boy Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: No player in World football could score against Stoke on a wet Wednesday night at the Brittania. Posts: 1,911	Kevin Kilbane was on: Off The Ball on Newstalk - back a few months ago talking about young Irish players, he reckoned that Brady had the potential to be the best of the current young crop (he included McClean in that list). Looked good at Hull early on in the season, but found himself in-and-ot of the team - during the latter part of the season. I also recall him getting a stupid red card. He does look a talent though and is very physical, quite similar to McClean in that respect.

2nd May 2012, 16:18	#107 (permalink)
Fiskey Can't stop thinking about David Nugent's hot naked body Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Oxford Posts: 2,261	I really rate him, but for me it should be a Prem loan next season, can't really see him contributing in a big way for us yet.

2nd May 2012, 17:11	#111 (permalink)
samabachan First Team Sub Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Football is about glory, it is about doing things in style and with a flourish, about going out and beating the lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom Posts: 9,355	To me he's much more like a Gareth Barry - someone who's naturally a cm but gets shunted out to the left cause he's left footed - than a genuine left winger.

2nd May 2012, 17:48	#113 (permalink)
KingEric7 Winner of the Tabata bet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Patrice Evra is that which no greater can be conceived. Posts: 18,928	I don't know. Brady is a bit more like Rooney when he was younger than Barry. Some similarities in build, drive, aggression et al. Not the same level of talent obviously, but he looked good last night and is promising in general.

2nd May 2012, 17:57	#114 (permalink)
Decotron First Team Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: I am not a man......................I am Cantona Posts: 20,025	Always felt he'll end up in the middle personally. He looks a lot more mature on the pitch these days as well.

2nd May 2012, 17:58	#115 (permalink)
stubie1234 First Team Sub Join Date: May 2009 Location: a font of misplaced rage Posts: 6,825	Sounds an exciting talent! I wonder if next season will be his big break at United?

2nd May 2012, 18:02	#116 (permalink)
KM First Team Regular Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Q.P.R Posts: 14,862	He is an explosive talent, really like the way how he plays. I think he'll go to a premier league club next season to gain more experience. Didn't do that well for Hull in the second half of the season, but let's not forget Danny had bit of a 'mare when he was loaned to Preston as well(partly due to injury)

2nd May 2012, 18:22	#118 (permalink)
pocco loco Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Lancashire Posts: 3,605	I can see the Rooney comparison, the all guns blazing Rooney of a few years ago. I know he's got a reputation for being a nutter but our team is craving it, it really is. We need someone that will put the shits up opposition players. He's nothing like Gareth Barry though. His speed and ability to beat a man sets them apart. He could wind up through the middle though, potentially the kind of player we hope Anderson would be. Some of his runs last night were refreshing. Taking on 4 players and things like that. This lad doesn't get much of a mention but we might have ourselves a real gem here.

2nd May 2012, 18:47	#119 (permalink)
Ramshock poster of nonsense Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Four Green Fields Posts: 10,346	Someone care to explain the nutter reputation?

2nd May 2012, 18:50	#120 (permalink)
Mick1991 First Team Sub Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Ireland Posts: 6,071	I've only seen him a couple of times, but he can be a bit of a hothead (dangerous tackling mainly).