who else could i possibly ask?
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the old fellas i usually go to football with love to go on about old days and war stories but one thing i never think to ask them is this....why is chippy brady called chippy?
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Eboue Can't Defend wrote:The answer is option 1.
Liam Brady use to love his chips and was always walking around with a bag of them in his hands when he was a skinny youngster at the club - thus the
nickname Chippy!!![]()
As I remember it you're half correct ECD.
He had a righteous passion for a bag of Fish 'n' Chips , hence Chippy.
Sounds a bit cooler than Fishy I suppose.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liam_Brady
You certainly are correct.
I never saw him play, but I heard from my Dad he was great and would be better if he knew how to use his right foot.
And he was Irish too, Brady and the other Irish were the reason my dad began supporting Arsenal I'd guess. Maybe not though.
You certainly are correct.
I never saw him play, but I heard from my Dad he was great and would be better if he knew how to use his right foot.
And he was Irish too, Brady and the other Irish were the reason my dad began supporting Arsenal I'd guess. Maybe not though.
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Liam Brady was my hero and an outstanding player for Arsenal.
The guy could pass, cross, shoot and even tackle - that's how good he was!! In my honest opinion, between the period 1977 to around 1986, he was among the best 3 midfield players in the whole world!!
The only pity is that he spent his peak years as a footballer abroad rather than at Highbury.
The Arsenal Board at the time were very parsimonious and had a rigid wage structure in place, so wouldn't/couldn't pay him what he was worth or what a player of his ability deserved!!.

The guy could pass, cross, shoot and even tackle - that's how good he was!! In my honest opinion, between the period 1977 to around 1986, he was among the best 3 midfield players in the whole world!!

The only pity is that he spent his peak years as a footballer abroad rather than at Highbury.





