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Jack!

That's that famous Brady lateral
movement.

In action.

That was solid.

Four for four. My quarterback rating is
really high right now.

It's cold. It's daft. It's a relentless
winter schedule.

The first of four games in ten days.

Statsfield glancing at us!

We are top of the league.

Oh!

Fuck, he might be too easy for us.

Well, this has been a tough watch.

Football isn't easy on the eye, but they
are grinding out the results.

They're coming in for some rough
treatment from the opposition.

This game is as interesting as watching
snooker.

And it remains to be seen if the Blues
can rise to the challenge.

New Year's Day.

Where else would you rather be?

You've got to fucking move.

There's no energy.

In comes the cross.

Southam Hill's rising.

Stockport have their equaliser.

Is the hectic schedule starting to get
the better of Birmingham City?

We have to fucking find that fire inside
us.

It's not a time to think about this guy
and fatigue or anything. It's not a time

for that. It's a time to fucking keep
pushing.

It's like Southport County.

1 -1 tie.

We have no energy, Rob.

Two ties in a row, one to a shit team.

Good news.

Fucking thankfully, Wrexham lost.

I think they're feeling themselves a
little bit, top of the table.

I think you just, like, don't have any
urgency or you don't have any...

Just roll your fucking ball out there
and think you're going to win.

It doesn't work like that.

I think we're a little untitled, to be
honest.

Grave St.

Andrew, and its twelve apostles.

What's your dream come into view?

Frozen in a moment with my hand above my
head.

Never let them tell you we were anything
but glue.

It's a big one. It's away at Wrexham.

We're a couple points clear of the team
in second place, Wickham. But I think

it's an opportunity for us to begin to
separate and put some distance between

and those who are also trying to win the
league.

We have to win.

You have to create a mindset that in
important games, the only outcome is a

It's not a draw.

If it isn't good enough, there's only a
point.

One of the most high -profile fixtures
in the EFL takes place this evening.

Wrexham, who are third, take on the
League One leaders, Birmingham.

This is a Birmingham side that have
spent over 30 million on their squad. We

haven't even had a sniff at that much.

Money doesn't always turn into results.
What a statement that would be. Tom

Brady crying his eyes out.

There's been a lot of talk about this
game, like there was the last time we

played. Okay? But thankfully all the
talking is done now because talk is

All we need to do tonight is go and play
the best game of football we can.

That's it.

Nothing more, nothing less.

We know we're better than them.

So let's go and fucking print.

I don't know how I've ended up with my
fucking bandwidth.

I'll have to get rid of it some more.

If I lose my computer, I tell you, if I
lose the computer, it's got loads of

work on it.

It's a free bar!

I'll fix the work, don't help yourself.

of the leading stars in the third tier.

Thank you. Can I take this?

Am I allowed to take this?

No one's stopping me.

A tale bursting with stories.

Brady and Wagner against Reynolds and
McElhenney. The stars of Hollywood

the suits of New York.

It makes me chuckle when Wrexham fans
scoff at what we've spent and how we've

gone about it. Good luck tonight, guys.

Good luck.

Hey, fucking kill him.

Let's be clear.

Wrexham's achieved their success because
they've driven commercial revenue.

Birmingham has always been a much bigger
club.

Our target's not Wrexham.

If they have continued success, maybe
one day it will be. But currently it's

not. Our target is to play Premier
League football against Villa.

Period. Full stop.

Yeah, every bouncing ball is a fucking
blue shirt. Who are we? We are fucking

Birmingham. A new Birmingham.

The team that doesn't stop for fucking
100 minutes. Let's go.

Here we go.

Very optimistic.

Yeah, that's good.

Going to the new year top of the league
is

not something we've done very often.

I'm still waiting for the bubble to
burst.

The intensity of the fixture list in
League One is really hard.

You're playing cold, unforgiving
players.

The games just keep coming.

And so exhaustion can set in.

Fans and the players.

That's cut out by Telegon, the hitman.
But he's robbed deep by Ratbo. And Ratbo

will go for goal!

Lift off for Wrexham. Inside 10 minutes.

That was a foul. That was a fucking
foul.

Every team's going to have an up and
down and a wobbly patch.

I think a lot of people think it's easy,
but anyone can beat anyone in League

One, so no matter who we're playing, we
play at our best ability.

It's all about stepping up and
performing on the pitch.

You need to be at your best every game.

Oh, I like it. I like it.

you are expected to beat if things go
wrong with the consequence of our own

mistake then there would be an issue

no one will ever be sympathetic to a
player they're

getting paid to do the job they're
definitely not pressing as much right

last time agatha wants every day 100 he

wants to win the ball high he wants to
play football in their half.

It's not easy.

It's relentless.

I'm really, really wary of any
complacency and just keeping everyone

focused. Because we've seen already what
their pitfalls can be.

Blues bands who've travelled and spent
money, if they see a performance where

people don't seem to be trying, that
really does cause trouble.

Fucking get on it! Let's have a jam in!

See, it's not having the same energy
tonight.

Fucking falling apart here.

Blues have five strong in this attack
and Keshie Anderson instantly involved.

And Alfie May couldn't provide the
finish.

Tell him to fucking start running.

Fucking score.

Corner for Wrexham once again into a
packed six

yard box and Wrexham can't turn it in.

No, no, no.

How the fuck did that not go in?

Fucking knackered.

Fucking ruined!

Oh, fuck off, yes.

All hands to the pump for Blues against
a resilient Wrexham.

No!

Oh, fuck off.

Come on, Blues!

Wrexham now just putting the Blues
penalty area under siege.

was to kick the shit out of him, and
what we got was a draw.

There's nothing like winning to keep the
energy levels up.

But I think it's a totally different
thing if you're going away and drawing

losing.

It's a radically different emotional
experience.

Get out of here.

Fucking hell.

Didn't have control.

Didn't have that normal quality that we
have.

Honestly.

That's what we're fucking up against.

Then we have to make sure that when we
come up against these type of teams

again, we put it to bed.

There's a theory that if you just stay
completely calm the whole time,

everything's going to be all right. But
I think sometimes it needs emotion, it

needs passion, and if players know what
I'm like, the

emotional side's real and it's there.

We've got teams right behind us.

They're on our back. Like, they're
chasing us. And we've got two games in

but everyone sees that as, like, it's a
guaranteed six points.

But nothing's a guaranteed six points in
this league.

On the road again.

We're not going to just turn up and have
them go, all right, here's two goals,

see you later.

A bit of complacency might have crept in
a little bit.

Expectancy breeds disappointment, and
we've had too much of that.

People might not realise that
expectation is one of the hardest things

In League One, you're coming up against
physical players who are trying to smash

themselves apart.

trying to leave their mark on us because
we are the team that people want to

beat.

I joined last season.

I went on four loans before, but I
needed a home.

I had my fair share of injuries.

I played right back.

The way I play, the amount of mileage I
put in, a lot of sprints, you're going

to get injured.

My hamstring's kept going.

I'm missing a lot of games.

We need to be on the pitch to be
successful.

You want to know for yourself, are you
really the real deal, you know what I

mean?

At the moment, it's relentless.

Games, games, games, games.

And as a footballer, that's your dream.
Like, you just want to play a game.

But then there's a certain aspect where
your body has to keep up.

And you have to start realising, OK, if
I want to do what they're doing, playing

games every week, then I'm going to have
to change.

I had to understand my body a bit more.

We have to continue to raise the bar.

I remember going in the locker room last
year. It was like after the game. It

was like they were eating the worst
foods and drinking soda.

And I was like, oh, like this is like
going back 25 years when I was a

high school kid.

When you're young in that age, you don't
understand all the effects it has on

your performance because you always feel
pretty good at it.

21, 23 years old, but you're not getting
the best out of yourself.

In America, we've really revved the
engine on elite performance and getting

better over time.

That's where I can really help.

With Tom, I could describe it as having
like a world -class consultant, one of

the greatest athletes of all time to
speak to about situations that we're in.

He's a busy man.

That's something everyone needs to
understand.

As much as he's our owner, he has his
own stuff to do.

But he takes time to speak to us.

Yeah, good pass.

He cares about winning and he shows it
when he speaks to us. There'll be

times where he might have a little debut
for us or on Zoom, wherever he may be

in the world.

I was thinking about this when I was
running this morning.

It's like you always have to fight as an
athlete, that little inner bitch in

you.

That's always telling you, oh, it's too
hard.

Today's not your day.

Time to quit.

And I was like, fuck you, you little
inner bitch.

I'm going to own you today.

So you get out there and you just do it.

And it's like every time you defeat that
little inner bitch inside of you.

You develop more and more resilience,
more and more determination, and then

see the results of it, and I think
that's where you get that short -term

improvement and then serious long -term
character building.

We're not going to win consistently if
we don't have the right processes to get

it there.

You have to be willing to get up earlier
to stay later.

to work harder on the field, to chase
things down more, or else you just punch

the clock. Hey, I hit my nine to five. I
didn't get shit done. We suck.

But hey, it's not my fault. I'm doing a
great job.

If you want to be a pressure performer,
big time player, you've got to do it

where the preparation is harder than the
game.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.

We do have feelings and emotions, but
when you're game after game after game,

you have to kind of, like, suppress it.

It's a league. You have to win your next
game.

It's an inconvenient truth for a lot of
people that it is sometimes not pleasant

to suffer and work hard long days, late
nights, and there'll be people that tell

you, no, you can do this and do that,
and little shortcuts here and there.

I just don't believe in that.

When you play football, you have to
outwork your position.

And then your skills can come out.

Our energy levels and our standards,
they were very, very good in that winter

period.

That is ultimately where it's won or
lost during that grind.

And that momentum has carried us on.

You always want to keep that drive. You
always want to keep that intensity.

That's the key to success.

How about that?

It's another hard -fought and valuable
three points on the road for Blues.

Some of the great competitors I ever
played with, they wanted to fight every

day.

Because then when you show up in the
game, man, you've done this every day of

the week.

If it didn't matter the winning or the
losing, then you wouldn't work as hard.

Because you want to walk up the field
victorious.

Penalty!

Jay Stansfield steps up.

Can he put us in a commanding position?

Yes, he can!

And for Blues, it's back to business.

At the top of...

Birmingham showing excellent form as we
head into a huge weekend on both sides

of the pond.

The Big Easy is rolling out the red
carpet for its 11th Super Bowl.

Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City
Chiefs are playing for the big one.

Eagles! You can just feel the
electricity in the air.

Boom, boom, boom. Tom Brady's insane run
of seven Super Bowl wins started right

here. And he's about to call his first
Super Bowl as a broadcaster.

Hey, those of you in the building, we're
all here.

Yeah. We're here to have some fun.

Be gracious.

That's why we're here, to have some fun.
Yeah.

Tom, welcome to the team.

I know you've been down this road as a
fan and a player.

As a broadcaster, how have you prepared
for this one?

A lot of times studying a lot of film,
trying to make my notes.

Being part of this Super Bowl
extravaganza is awesome. It's really an

brings so many families together.

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

He's down here on Bourbon Street with
me.

He's up here with his buddies, and I've
got to go on, and then he's going to

come to the stadium with me.

By the way, the first Super Bowl I won
was here. Oh, wow.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and

welcome to Super Bowl XXXVI.

Here are the New England Patriots.

It's hard to look back that many years
and think exactly what I was feeling.

But I know the moment wasn't too big for
me.

Minute and a half. The Patriots have no
timeouts left.

It felt normal.

My normal was a lot of pressure.

John Mann saying, well, they should just
run the clock out and play for

overtime. I think as a Patriot with this
field position, you have to just run

the clock out. You have to play for
overtime now. I don't think you want to

anything stupid.

Well, that wasn't in my head.

When I get in that huddle with the
players, they could see in my eyes that

a belief about what we could go out
there and accomplish.

Here's Brady.

He dumps it to Wiggins down to the 30,
and now they are in a race, but they've

got to hurry.

Maybe he can spike it right here and
stop the clock. That's what he'll do.

spike it here.

No time on the clock.

So it didn't feel like a lot of pressure
because it was no more than what I

would normally put on myself to succeed.

Unbelievable. The Patriots have won
Super Bowl 36.

There's nothing more I love than being
in a fight with my teammates.

Yeah, baby.

Way to go, 12.

You're the man, baby. You are the man.

I'm just in that fight in a different
way now.

Brady has the record for the most Super
Bowl wins.

the most touchdown passes.

He's got more Super Bowl wins than any
franchise. You get the picture.

He's the man, has been the man,
continues to be the man. And he is with

now, getting ready to call his first
football call.

Good to see you, Tom.

It's pretty surreal when I think about
it.

23 years ago, we were staying in the
Ritz.

Carlton here, and kind of an underdog at
the time. Nobody knew what our

organization was all about.

And it was a group of guys that came
together that was a bit unheralded

the season.

and we found our stride at the right
time.

The Super Bowl is glamorous, it's world
famous, and it attracts the biggest

stars.

The FA Cup.

Sort of our version, but sort of proudly
not that.

For those who live in Britain, only one
match really matters.

The Cup Final, played in London at
Wembley Stadium.

I remember when there was no live
football on TV, apart from the FA Cup

It's the Cup final, the greatest match
of them all. This year, a tale of two

cities, with white -shirted Birmingham,
hot favourites against Manchester, last

year's runners -up.

The coverage started at 9am.

It was a family event and you watched
all the build -up and you watched the

game. The audience figures were
enormous.

And it was a unique television event.

The Birmingham defence clears, but Bobby
Johnstone picks up the loose ball.

And Bobby wriggles through for yet
another goal.

Splendid teamwork and just that extra
ounce of stamina have beaten the

favourites and brought home the cup.

So this is the real FA Cup?

That's the one.

The wonderful thing about the
competition is everyone can enter, all

teams, and you could conceivably draw
one of the... The giant thing, sort of

United, Liverpool, et cetera, et cetera.

It feels a very British sort of thing,
where you're always looking for the

underdog to win, and miraculously,
sometimes they do.

Hello and welcome to the Emirates
Stadium, where we are here to make the

for the FA Cup fourth round.

Number 26.

Birmingham City, the League One leaders.

23. And they will be welcoming Newcastle
United.

What a tie this is.

Newcastle United are a top Premier
League team.

Drops for Shearer. Oh!

The draw with Newcastle, I think for
most Blues fans, was, OK, how good

are we?

It's at home at St. Andrews with a
capacity crowd expected.

It's going to be a real good spectacle.

They're going to be the underdog.

Blue's fancy gear there. Let's make as
much noise as we possibly can.

It was a good timing.

We'd been slogging away in League One
for a long time.

And just for the players to remind them
that, by the way, this is where we want

to get to.

When you have opportunities to play
against the top teams, for me

it's a challenge.

Am I close? Am I near to where I want to
be?

Do not let them get inside your head.

It's exactly how these people work.

Looking forward to that. I have a good
feeling about today.

Yeah. I love it, Tommy, because they
have the flame.

It's really warm.

There's been lots of games in the past
where you think, if we win this game,

we'll be on course for the next step,
and invariably we never win them. And

long been said that I haven't got a
heart, I've got a swinging brick.

This time, please, be different.

This time.

A lot of my family originate from Small
Heath.

My mum was born on Garrison Street and
my dad was born on Arthur Street.

And the stadium's right in the middle.

So it was a big part of all of our lives
for a couple of generations, really.

This is my 20th year as a steward.

To get to do what I do and be where I
get to be on a match day, it's always

special.

You've got to take the good when you can
and you've got to find it where you can

as a Blues fan.

I think that's the legacy of what we've
been through over the years.

Microphone check, one, two.

Louder, please.

It's a lot busier today than it would
normally be. Bit of a buzz about the

place.

It's a very big day. It's the FA Cup,
which is always special, isn't it?

Mum said that if Blues ever win the FA
Cup, she'll get a Blues badge tattooed

her bum.

And thinking we're never going to win
the FA Cup, but I hope one year before

you're old and wrinkly that we do it.

I'm ready. Thank you.

Welcome to Birmingham, the home of heavy
metal, Peaky Blinders, and today's

host, The Blues.

Are you ready?

One, two... No, no, no, no.

Limbs! They want limbs!

This is a huge game, isn't it? Today's
like the good old days. This place is

going to be absolutely bouncing.

Will they bounce with their chances?

I think they will.

I mean, the mighty Magpies, Newcastle
United against the Blues.

Bring it on.

When you hear someone giving their all
as a fan, it's intimidation for the

team, but it's also encouragement for
you because, you know, you've got the

whole backing of the stadium, you've got
the backing of your manager, and, you

know, your teammates are going to fight
for you.

To make it clear, we are here today to
not only compete, but to go through to

the next round. We're not here just to
enjoy the game.

Two mistakes that I do not want us to
make tonight. Two.

And it's to do with the mindset.

If we respect this opposition too much,
okay, we're making a big mistake.

They have to earn the respect in this
game.

This is our home.

When they walk onto that pitch, it's a
fucking blue machine. And they're going

to feel it.

They're going to feel it when we press,
when we're low -press.

In every moment, I want them to feel it,
be physical.

You do not show them too much respect.

And the second mistake we can make is to
do with belief.

Everything starts with belief. You know
that.

Let's go, boys.

These are the occasions we want to play
in.

So let's enjoy it. Let's make a
statement.

We're going to go, come on.

No, 100%.

that we can beat this team.

Our stadium, our home, our pitch, our
families in the fucking stadium.

No respect.

With a little bit of belief, maybe we
can go and shock the world. Let's go.

Good?

Excited? Cool.

This is the best bit.

I like doing this bit.

I think the fear of failure kills a lot
of ambition.

People are okay with failing on a small
stage.

A lot of people don't want to fail on a
big stage.

But then you can't succeed on a big
stage if you don't want to fail.

There were certain players who played
better in the Super Bowl than they did

the regular season.

And I was like, man, I like those guys
because they don't give up.

Fuck.

They're in it to win.

And I think that's the type of attitude
you need as you reach and you're more

ambitious. You can't be afraid of
failure because you're never going to

great teams because they have guys who
are not fearful of failure.

Realistic dreams are in the air.

Today, I've got to test us.

Welcome.

It's electric tonight!

When you get them butterflies, it's a
good feeling.

You just know, my body's ready for it,
my mind's ready for it. It's just,

got to go out there and deliver.

Work to do for Newcastle United already.

Deep corner, headed back in, and it's a
goal!

First minute. How did that happen? First
minute. It was on a corner.

We fucking scored on a corner?

This will be banana land.

Come on, John!

Come on, we're waiting for it!

Chipped into the box of the package of
Sula.

Willock tried to turn it in.

Second attempt is high. First attempt
was incredibly kept out.

Oh, fucking dear.

Hang on. No, it went in.

It went in.

Can you believe it?

It's close.

Well, one.

That sucked.

Liveramento!

I don't know how he missed it.

He's been a real live wire down that
left -hand side.

And Laird's going to attack this.

And the shot.

That was a fucking rocket.

And it's all gone quiet. All gone

quiet. Quiet over there.

And that is it for the first half.

I tell you what, we've given these a
better game than fucking Arsenal did the

other night.

Okay. You've been outstanding.

Top.

Pressing, energy, no fucking respect.

And you look like a better team.

So we're here now.

Can we maintain it? Can we go up? And
I've told you before the game.

Now you fucking believe me. You can win
this game.

How you doing?

We made a goal that was insane.

I'm going to send it.

Did you see it?

No.

I'm going to send it to you right now.

Did you see that?

I think that's my favorite shot. That
kind of shot.

There's no suspense on the ball, and it
just traps into the goal. An absolute

rocket.

That's a banger right there.

Yeah.

There's lags at the game.

Oh, really?

Yeah. What do you have going to that?

I've got to go to this Cisco event where
I've got to speak for 30 minutes, and

then I have a production meeting.

Then I've got to go to a cocktail party
for 30 minutes, and then I've got to do

a thing for Verizon for an hour.

Until about 8 .30 p .m.

Wow.

All right.

Love you. All right. I love you more.

See you. Love you. Bye.

It's still a win for us.

Right?

Never mind the Super Bowl.

I am here purely for Birmingham Blues
against Newcastle Magpies.

It's been brilliant so far.

And here's Williamson trying to pull it
back. And Longstaff didn't have that

time.

The referee has waved away the claims of
a penalty.

To your next job?

Okay, I'm going to go to work.

Oh, yeah.

No!

Fuck off! Rip!

The host may be a little bit tired.
Yeah.

We're getting to that phase, aren't we?
The really small mistakes are starting

to creep in.

Played across to Livramento.

There's Longstaff. It was blocked.

And now it's in!

The final whistle sounds at St. Andrews
after a

sensational night of fourth -round FA
Cup football.

If you want to be at the top, you have
to take how it comes.

You may lose, you may win, you may play
bad, you may play amazing, but you have

to take it. And I'm just going to keep
going and keep going and keep going

because that's what it means to be a
Birmingham player.

Keep going, keep right on.

It's never nice to lose a game of
football, absolutely.

But I'm so proud, and it's not a word
that I use a lot, but I'm so proud of

of you for the way that you handled
tonight, the way you approached the

And I'm always talking to you about the
pack fit, and I'm always putting things

up, and this and that, and this is where
you move, you jump it, you jump it. But

more interesting than that, and more
important than that, is the heart and

spirit of a person, the heart and the
spirit of a team.

You should be proud, and I'm proud of
you, that a team like that are keeping

ball in the corner, hanging on.

Hanging on, because they know you can
come back, because you got knocked down

the game, and you got up again.

And I'm proud of every single one of
you.

OK?

We've shown everybody around us and
above us what we're capable of.

So watch this, friends. We're going to
get better.

You think of a lot of proud moments, you
go up against some heavy hitters, and

we did in that game, and we fought.

And I think that's the most proud you
can be when you're in that situation.

It's a gift, and it's part of you, an
inner belief and confidence that the

moment's not too big.

But it's also developed through a lot of
stress testing.

You gain confidence in yourself, and
when you gain confidence in yourself,

people can see it in your eyes.

It looks great.

You actually can play in the Premier
League club, but just beat the shit out

Arsenal. And not only holding your own,
you can fucking play in it.

That's what keeps you confident, doesn't
it? It's fucking really cool.

We want to be in the top half of the
Prem persistently.

It's not going to happen overnight.

But the foundation that we're building
now, if we make the right decisions,

allow us to get there.

We will do

it.

We will get to the prim.

It's just a question of when, not if.

This could be the most successful season
in the history of the club.

You've just got to stay aggressive.

The players, they're human beings.

They're not robots.

You start questioning in everything that
you do.

They've got a lot to play for.

You've got a game to get to, come on!

Just look at that.

Wembley! Come on, boys!

Nothing's going to fucking stop us from
getting there, OK?

That one fucking thing.