Liam Brady in hospital after being taken ill overnight.

eigrod

Apparantly he wasn't feeling well at the game last night. Was taken to Beaumont at 6am today after the team returned. Latest from the hospital is that he is in a "stable" condition.

Get well soon Liam.

missingtime

God that job is cursed.

Galvasean

Hope its nothing serious.

Brady, chief of Arsenal's youth development gets sick, Arsenal sign a 31 year old player.. coincidence?

20 Times 20 Times

bad curry i heard.

Bungalow Bill

Sarge wrote: »

bad curry i heard.

Real classy:rolleyes:

Get well soon Liam, Ireland played better football for 30 mins last night than i've seen in years.

staker

+1. hope he's ok.

Fanny Cradock

Poor Liam. Hope he gets well soon.

jimmyboy

Sarge wrote: »

bad curry i heard.

F*ck you!!Show some respect for the man
Get well soon Liam

Mr.Nice Guy

Hopefully it's nothing major and he gets a good bit of news in the end.

Karmafaerie

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

Hopefully it's nothing major and he gets a good bit of news in the end.

Sorry, but after reading that, I had an image of a doctor coming in to Liam...

"Liam we found out what the problem is.
You're pregnant.
Congatulations!"


Seriously though, it seems that he was taken in as a precaution.
Fingers crossed he gets the all clear.

Mitch Connor

jimmyboy wrote: »

F*ck you!!Show some respect for the man
Get well soon Liam

Now, to me, that just seems like a massive over reaction to what was said. The guy is stable in hospital after feeling a bit sick - that is all we have heard so far. It's not like he died.

Bungalow Bill

Tauren wrote: »

Now, to me, that just seems like a massive over reaction to what was said. The guy is stable in hospital after feeling a bit sick - that is all we have heard so far. It's not like he died.

Well thats not even true is it?

He is in the Coronary Care unit of Beaumount hospital after getting pains in his back and chest, people should wish the man well and not make jokes a 2-year old wouldn't even find funny.

http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2008/0821/bradyl.html

Mitch Connor

Bungalow Bill wrote: »

Well thats not even true is it?

He is in the Coronary Care unit of Beaumount hospital after getting pains in his back and chest, people should wish the man well and not make jokes a 2-year old wouldn't even find funny.

http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2008/0821/bradyl.html

Because he is going to be reading this for all the well wishing and subsequently get horribly offended by a middle of the road joke?

flanzer

Tauren wrote: »

Now, to me, that just seems like a massive over reaction to what was said. The guy is stable in hospital after feeling a bit sick - that is all we have heard so far. It's not like he died.

And let's face it, when he gets back to the Arsenal youth academy, the young fellas will be giving him stick about eating too much Tandoori, all in jest. I'd be more upset by Sarge's comment if Brady brokered world peace. Anyway get well soon Liam. He was probably afraid to fart in front of Gio, a case of Trapped wind.

I'll get my coat

pesireland

jimmyboy wrote: »

F*ck you!!Show some respect for the man
Get well soon Liam

:pac::D:D biggest overreaction ive seen in years actually made me lol

pesireland

flanzer wrote: »

And let's face it, when he gets back to the Arsenal youth academy, the young fellas will be giving him stick about eating too much Tandoori, all in jest. I'd be more upset by Sarge's comment if Brady brokered world peace. Anyway get well soon Liam. He was probably afraid to fart in front of Gio, a case of Trapped wind.

I'll get my coat

I actually think thats funny

monkey9

From irishtimes.com Friday, 22nd August, 2008

Republic of Ireland assistant team manager Liam Brady has been discharged from Beaumont hospital this afternoon following completion of his medical examinations.

The former international was admitted to Beaumont yesterday after an episode of back and chest pains on his return from Olso where the Republic drew 1-1 in an international friendly with Norway on Wednesday night.

The 52-year-old had been examined by the Republic team doctor before being admitted to hospital as a precautionary measure.

"He has been given a clean bill of health and has told us he will return to work tomorrow when he will travel to London to be at the Tottenham v Sunderland match with Marco Tardelli," today's FAI statement read.

Karmafaerie

Good news.

Boggles

Good, we need a few of those Arsenal young fellas with purple passports.