Burnley on the up, says record signing Brady
Burnley made Robbie Brady their record signing before Tuesday's transfer deadline and the midfielder is raring to go at Turf Moor.
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Robbie Brady believes he has joined a club on the up after completing a deadline-day move to Burnley from Norwich City.
The Republic of Ireland midfielder signed a three-and-a-half-year deal on Tuesday for a reported £13million fee.
He watched on as his new club defeated Premier League champions Leicester City and is now relishing the chance to get going at Turf Moor.
"It's a great move for me," Brady, who can also play-left back, told the Clarets' official website.
"It's where everybody wants to be and for me to get the opportunity, and the manager [Sean Dyche] to give me the opportunity, to come and play in it again is fantastic.
"I will grab it with both hands and hopefully I can do my bit to help the lads.
"It's been a fantastic start to the season and it looks like a club going in the right direction. I'm just buzzing that the manager has showed enough faith in me to want to bring me here and hopefully I can repay him.
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"I'm ready to work hard and learn how things work here and hopefully I can fit in and do my bit."
The win over the Foxes, sealed by Sam Vokes' controversial late goal, lifted Dyche's side into the top half.
