Manchester City All or nothing

[ozleicester]

On 31/08/2018 at 15:04, Izzy Muzzett said:

Is there much swearing in it?

My 9 year old wants to watch it with me but unless the f’ing and blinding is bleeped out then we won’t bother.

There isnt TOO much, but its not bleeped.

 

Im up to episode 7,(  There is a torrent available )  It is quite enjoyable, a little different seeing them in a more human light... Aguero's lad rang him to get Vardy's shirt when they played lol.

 

 

Edited 1 September 2018 by ozleicester

[Max Wall]

15 hours ago, Fox92 said:

I'd like to watch it - seen bits of it - but not sure how to see it all without having Amazon.

 

5 hours ago, VinceNoir said:

Sign up and then cancel the subscription right away. You still get a 7-day free trial. Might be different in the UK though.

Don't know if the offer's still on but I was offered a free month of Amazon prime on the UK website. Two days before it ran out I moved to cancel the subscription and I was offered another free month which runs out in a few days. That allowed me to watch the whole of the series. Might be worth a try if you're on a budget.

Edited 1 September 2018 by Max Wall

[Tuna]

It's absolutely brilliant.

[CosbehFox]

I have watched the first episode and I can’t help but thinking it feels a bit ‘synthetic’ when you have a club what has literally everything at its fingertips. 

 

If the documentatory was focused on a mid table or relegation battling team, I think you’d see more of the harsh realities of running/coaching a football team 

[lildave3]

22 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

I have watched the first episode and I can’t help but thinking it feels a bit ‘synthetic’ when you have a club what has literally everything at its fingertips. 

 

If the documentatory was focused on a mid table or relegation battling team, I think you’d see more of the harsh realities of running/coaching a football team 

Personally I think it was quite refreshing to see it done at an elite club. There’s plenty of documentaries out there of shit clubs. 

[The Horse's Mouth]

On 03/09/2018 at 21:59, Cardiff_Fox said:

I have watched the first episode and I can’t help but thinking it feels a bit ‘synthetic’ when you have a club what has literally everything at its fingertips. 

 

If the documentatory was focused on a mid table or relegation battling team, I think you’d see more of the harsh realities of running/coaching a football team 

there's meant to be something similar coming out of sunderland's season last year which should be amazing

[Nalis]

Really entertaining, you get over sanitation of it rather quickly.

 

Love how Aguero got Vardy's shirt after Aguero's son asked for it.

[Finnegan]

We feature quite a lot tbf haha. Although they skirt around the Riyad saga in January completely.