'I'm a little worried' New documentary unearths Tom Brady's true feelings about Wayne Rooney's time at Birmingham City

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Tom Brady has raised questions over Wayne Rooney's management in a new documentary (Image credit: Amazon Prime)

A new documentary focused on Birmingham City's takeover has brought to light behind-the-scenes comments made by part-owner and former NFL star Tom Brady regarding Wayne Rooney's management.

Now, in a new Amazon Prime documentary, Brady has lifted the lid on what he made of Rooney's stint in charge.

"I'm a little worried about our head coach's work ethic," Brady tells business manager Ben Rawitz, as relayed by The Sun.

Rawitz replies that Rooney "comes across as lackadaisical" following a visit to Birmingham's training ground.

Brady even addresses Rooney himself, pointedly asking: "What's the difference between [American football] and soccer? Nothing. I treated practice like it was the Super Bowl. Put pressure on them, make them run for everything."

The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star later reflected on advice he was given on not making "sweeping changes" when entering the club, advice that he regretted ignoring after Rooney's tenure.

This won't do Rooney's managerial hopes any favours, in FourFourTwo's opinion, as his drive is called into question.

However, in FourFourTwo's view, what else would later drive the 39-year-old to up sticks and move all the way down to Plymouth on his own to take on another second-tier assignment, other than raw ambition to succeed as a head coach?

He certainly doesn't need the money, so a lack of work ethic when he's actually got his feet under the table feels hard to believe.

It won't be fatal to Rooney's ambitions of getting back into coaching and management, as his name will continue to unlock a lot of doors, but the accusation certainly won't help.