Ahead of meeting with Spurs today, The42 digs through archives from Dubliner’s return to London in 1987.

A new film looks back at Brady’s wonderful career, including his famous time in Italy.

The Irish boss is optimistic he will be in charge for the forthcoming Euros campaign.

RTÉ director Peter Kennerley embedded himself in Liam Brady’s life for a sizeable part of the 1978/79 season.

Stuart Byrne on his new song reflecting on the nostalgia of playing football on the street as a child.

We’ve picked out some recommended reading for you to enjoy.

Kevin Brannigan excavates the writing of one of Ireland’s favourite pundits on another.

Brady died at the age of 84 after a long illness.

The punditry trio debated their picks on the latest episode of Dunphy’s podcast The Stand.

This is half-forgotten story of how seven Irish footballers and their Irish manager went on a three-month adventure that ended up with Arsenal becoming one of the best teams in Europe.

Brian McGovern spent a number of years at Arsenal and seemed on the cusp of a breakthrough under Arsene Wenger before everything changed.

The trio will be part of Premier Sports’ soccer coverage over the Christmas period.

The 17-year-old Tottenham striker has made one first-team appearance this season.

RTÉ pundit Richie Sadlier criticised the organisation following the latest development in the saga.

Liam Brady has criticised the behaviour of Roy Keane following reports of a confrontation with Harry Arter.

There was so much more to Liam Brady’s time in Italy than a two-year spell with Juventus.

Referee Bjorn Kuipers appeared to award the spot-kick before consulting the video replay and deciding the Brazilian forward had gone down easily.

The former director of the Gunners’ youth academy says they made the wrong decision by releasing the Tottenham and England star.

There have been calls for the FAI to use the former manager’s expertise, more than 10 years after he parted ways with the association.

The RTÉ panel were critical of Ireland’s performance in Copenhagen on Saturday night.

The Irish football pundit was previously an academy coach with Arsenal.

It’s 35 years since the Dubliner left Juventus in dramatic fashion after a thrilling two-year spell in Turin.

As Ireland prepare for Friday’s game in New York, St Pat’s manager Liam Buckley recalls his second and final cap for Ireland against Mexico.

Ex-Ireland international John Devine chats to The42 about starring for Arsenal and his post-playing roles with Man United and Bayern.

The former Ireland international held talks with United before joining Arsenal in 1973.

The Gunners legend was speaking at the Aviva Stadium earlier.

St Aidan’s CBS in Whitehall has a complicated history with association football.

John Giles, Liam Brady and Didi Hamann are the guests on the first episode.

He won six caps between 1963 and 1964.

The former Liverpool player lines up alongside long-time panellists Eamon Dunphy and Liam Brady

Meanwhile, fellow panelists John Giles and Liam Brady disagreed to an extent.

The iconic former Gunner reduced Martin Toomey to tears.

Former Irish underage international Ken Fogarty played alongside and against George Best during the glory days of the NASL.

The RTÉ panellists have contrasting views on Norwich midfielder Wes Hoolahan.

John Giles will not be appearing on our TV screens on Friday.

The RTÉ pundit also gave his thoughts on the Jack Grealish saga.

Following John Terry’s premature departure against Man City yesterday, we recall similarly infamous moments from down through the years.

The former World Cup winner with England is the most successful manager in the history of the Irish national team.

Brady was part of Giovanni Trapattoni’s backroom team.