Tom Brady says Birmingham City must keep spending to ‘keep up with Wrexham’
Tom Brady’s bold plans for Birmingham City following promotion
- Tom Brady, a minority owner of Birmingham City, stated that the club must continue spending to compete with Wrexham, praising their rivals' impressive work on and off the pitch.
- Brady acknowledged the friendly rivalry between Birmingham City and Wrexham, dubbed the 'Hollywood Derby', and mentioned the existence of “friendly side bets” between the clubs' owners.
- The NFL great expressed his ambition to potentially bring the Super Bowl to Birmingham once the club's planned 62,000-seater stadium in Bordesley Green is built.
- Brady reflected on Birmingham City's recent history, including their League One title win, and emphasised the club's goal of achieving promotion to the Premier League.
- He conveyed confidence in Birmingham City's current management and expressed excitement for the upcoming Championship season, aiming to restore the club to its former glory.