Picture credit: Matt Browne / SPORTSFILEBrady loved the GAA and everything it embodies but it also began to grate on him. We all wear the GAA gear, we all have the same boots, the same haircuts, you know what you're supposed to look like," Brady says. "You know what you're supposed to be and what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to be a footballer and it's like there's a template and you can end up fitting into that mould because it's safe and easy. Then Panti Bliss looks me up and down and goes 'you'll do'," he recalls.

Source: Irish Independent July 03, 2020 19:52 UTC