Birmingham City co-owner Tom Brady has openly questioned the commitment of former manager Wayne Rooney, and labeled some of the teams from 2023-24 teams “lazy and right” in a new documentary.
After the acquisition of Nighthead Capital Management and Tom Wagner on August 223, the NFL legend, which became a minority stakeholder at the club, commented on Friday in the Amazon Mezon Prime series, which returned to Birmingham’s immediate championship.
Brady said in the film, “I am a little worried about the righteousness of our head coach (Rooney )’s work.” “I mean, I don’t know, I don’t have a big heart.”
Rooney was appointed two months after the club changed the ownership, but after that season Bermbingham got admission to the League One, only Days lasted 83 days in the job.
Speaking after the drop, Brady further said, “Well we have already changed the coach, so they are really players because the coach doesn’t go out there and put the ball in the goal.
“It was lazy, it deserves, and when you are lazy and deserving, you have little chance to succeed.
“All people related to losing have changed, so I think many people have gone this summer.”
After the release, Birmingham spent a great deal – breaking the league one transfer record – and the first attempt was attacked for promotion and collecting 111 points of the English Football League.
The championship has already seen six permanent signatures in preparation for their lives, including the former Premier League Champion Dimarai Gray and Striker Cyogo Furuhashi, who joined the M9m (M10m) from the Renese.
Bermingham opens the 2025-226 season against Ipswich Town on August 8 at St. Andrew.
