Tom Brady is a happy, happy man right now. As the previous month marked the year-long relationship of the football GOAT with the other ball’s team, Birmingham FC, Brady was already elated. The only thing that could make him even more thrilled was his team winning the finals. Well, the strings of fate were working in Brady’s favor as the Birmingham FC managed to bag a win against the Canaries at a packed-out St Andrew’s.

A rejoicing Tom Brady took to his X to share his gratitude to each Birmingham FC fan who has been supporting the team throughout the season. “Thank you for your support in a tough first year Bluenoses. We have a long way to go but it’s because of all of you that we’ll achieve great things in the future,” Brady wrote in his tweet.

Tom Brady’s journey with Birmingham FC is a thing to behold. The GOAT became a part of the family back in April 2023 and the year made him witness several facades of the game. Brady didn’t take much time to dissolve in the Blue fandom as his visits to the streets of Europe became more and more frequent. Being a minority owner, Brady took great pride in the team’s win, which was not a joy he experienced much, even after attending several games. This might also be the reason why the team faced a relegation to Level One for the first time since 1995. However, Brady might be already ready for all the criticism to come post their relegation, since his preparation to hear his roast is going strong.

Netflix’s Tom Brady roast

Set to air on May 5, Netflix’s The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady promises to bring a hilarious event annihilating the GOAT on their screens. The unedited (and unfiltered) event will air live from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles as part of the ‘Netflix is a Joke Fest’. Fans exactly know what to expect when Kevin Hart and Jeff Ross are the hosts.

The whole responsibility won’t be on Hart’s or Ross’s shoulders since there would be Bill Belichick, Julian Edelman, Brady’s buddy Gronk, Randy Moss, and Drew Bledsoe also chipping in their roasts of Tom Brady. Will the Birmingham FC getting relegated within a year of Brady joining the team only enable all of them to take a free jibe at Brady’s decisions?