Brady: I'll manage Mayo to win an All-Ireland
February 01, 2017
Mayo's David Brady celebrates after their All-Ireland semi-final victory over Dublin in 2006.
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Former Mayo footballer David Brady has categorically stated that he will lead Mayo to their holy grail one day.
In an in-depth interview with the Western People, Brady has full confidence in his ability to guide the side up the steps of Croke Park on the third Sunday in September.
Brady admitted that he doesn't know when he will manage his native county, but he's in no doubt that he will someday.
"I'm getting itchy feet, I will manage Mayo someday, no doubt about it, and I don't mean in a little capacity. I'm talking winning an All-Ireland with the seniors," said Brady.
"When? God knows, it need's 100 per cent commitment. I'd need to find the right balance between work, football, life and the wife, but it will happen.
"And whether we have won an All-Ireland before that, I won't be leaving until I win one too."
