'I've made Arsenal £400m!' FourFourTwo meets the man behind the scenes who helped the Gunners to the top
Arsenal have managed to make £400 million in the transfer market – thanks to one man who's counted up every penny he's helped with
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Arsenal have managed to make £400 million in the transfer market – thanks to one man who's counted up every penny he's helped with
Former Brighton and Republic Ireland forward Gerry Ryan had died aged 68. Ryan made 199 appearances for the Seagulls after joining from Derby in 1978, scoring 39 goals. During seven years at the club, he scored the goal which sealed Albion's promotion to the top flight in his first season and played in the 1983 FA Cup final against Manchester United.
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You won’t find Liam Brady’s name in any of the record books when it comes to Irish football — and he mightn’t even make the top five players in many people’s minds. He never won a league title in England nor qualified for a major championship with Ireland, and his haul of 72 international caps has been equalled by Kenny Cunningham and bettered by the likes of Shane Long. However, none was more skilful, unless you consider George Best, and nobody who pulled on a green shirt has had a richer and more varied career.
FAI, Bohemians and Liam Brady among those paying tribute.