And I always thought Brady was an Italian

[crew1954]

http://www.irishcentral.com/sport/H...om-Brady-found-his-Irish-roots-138284859.html

 

[O_P_T]

Why did you think he was Italian?

 

[Claremonster]

Why did you think he was Italian?

Cuz 'Brady' was the result of a change at Ellis Island from "Bradoretti".

 

[crew1954]

Why did you think he was Italian?

You my straight man?

 

[sprocketboy]

In a humorous nod to Brady’s Irish root Patriots owner Robert Kraft stated that Brady was ‘talking Gaelic’ during a recent spat with Offensive Coordinator Bill O’Brien.

I'm no lip reader, but I'm fairly certain that Brady told O'Brien to va fungoul. (NSFW)

 

[TommyD420]

I'm no lip reader, but I'm fairly certain that Brady told O'Brien to va fungoul. (NSFW)

Really? I thought he said "póg mo thóin".

 

[Beaglebay]

Giselle has taught Tom some Portuguese: "Até seu rabo"

 

[mattmast]

I'm no lip reader, but I'm fairly certain that Brady told O'Brien to va fungoul. (NSFW)

actually is vaffanculo

 

[sprocketboy]

actually is vaffanculo

In American mob movies and TV shows (like The Sopranos), they often bastardize it to 'va fungoul.' I don't know if that's a Sicilian thing, or an American Italian thing ... or just a Hollywood thing.

 

[blantyr]

Haters gotta hate...

Mac Brádaigh
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mac Brádaigh, Gaelic-Irish surname.

Overview

Mac Brádaigh derives from the term brádach, meaning "thieving" or "dishonest", though its original sense seems to have denoted "spirited". The family were natives of Breifne and Airgíalla.

The surname is generally anglicised as Brady.

A separate family, the Ó Gradáigh, of north-east Thomond, also anglicise their name as Brady.

 

[sprocketboy]

Mac Brádaigh
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mac Brádaigh, Gaelic-Irish surname.

Overview

Mac Brádaigh derives from the term brádach, meaning "thieving" or "dishonest", though its original sense seems to have denoted "spirited". The family were natives of Breifne and Airgíalla.

The surname is generally anglicised as Brady.

A separate family, the Ó Gradáigh, of north-east Thomond, also anglicise their name as Brady.

... or "Cheating Cheaters who Cheat???" oke:

 

[mattmast]

In American mob movies and TV shows (like The Sopranos), they often bastardize it to 'va fungoul.' I don't know if that's a Sicilian thing, or an American Italian thing ... or just a Hollywood thing.

Yes! It is the southern dialect! At first I didn't recognized it because i read it with italian pronunciation and it didn't sound well!

But I think Brady looks like a northern Italian! Just Kidding!

 

[Claremonster]

So, his family came over during the Potato Famine?

Cool. I always wanted to be skinny like those potatoes, but without all the spores and death and stuff.

/FakeMariahCareyMode

 

[Pape]

Really? I thought he said "póg mo thóin".

somewheres, Shane McGowan is smiling

B e l i c h e a t

 

[PatsRUs]

This explains why Tom is so good at taking a beating.

 

[Pyxis]

I'm no lip reader, but I'm fairly certain that Brady told O'Brien to va fungoul. (NSFW)

Duh. He said **** YOU!
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[Claremonster]

Cue Jets troll with "Brady... Gay Lick... Huh huh huh..." joke in 3... 2...

 

[Peachhead]

I'm no lip reader, but I'm fairly certain that Brady told O'Brien to va fungoul. (NSFW)

After reading that link now I have to be extra careful with my pronunciation when I order "pasta fazoul" in an italian restaurant.

 

[mikiemo83]

This explains why Tom is so good at taking a beating.

Floggy <strike>Molly</strike> Brady?

 

[Jaric]

Cue Jets troll with "Brady... Gay Lick... Huh huh huh..." joke in 3... 2...

Damn, I wish I'd thought of that.