Man City’s All or Nothing Documentary (Amazon Prime)

[mushRTID]

Watched the first one last night. It’s absolutely fantastic and regardless of who you support, it’s a great insight into football behind the scenes.

Pep comes across as a genius.

Well worth a watch if you can.

[GazLaz]

Can’t wait to watch it. Looks brilliant.

[RedJ]

It is brilliant, watch it.

[DonnyOsmond]

Just seen were in it for about 2 secs when they're showing the Wembley League Cup final.

[mushRTID]

5 out of 8 into this.

The thing that comes across is how happy the changing room is, and how much that helps.

What a documentary. Anyone else hooked?

[RedJ]

I am. Sat through about three episodes without even realising.

[silent majority]

I've seen the first three, need time for the rest. On a personal note, I was happy to see Sergio Aguero talking about his FSF Award (2nd episode) for player of the year, one I handed to him.

[GazLaz]

I watched the first four episodes yesterday. It’s very good.

[Pancho Regan]

Where is this available - is it exclusive to Amazon Prime?

[Rios]

The thing that strikes me is how easily this translates through sport (all or nothing is an NFL series) and dressing rooms and the lives of the rich players are pretty similar.

Main problem I have with it is that these series are always better when the team they're "showcasing" (or advertising in this instance!) is struggling rather than winning everything.  The Dallas Cowboys were the NFL team last year where they were expected to do well, but didn't and the struggles, friction and pressure in the team were gripping.  Watching City canter to the PL title is fine and interesting in itself, but it's not the same.  But then I guess no one outside the UK wants to watch Stoke or Sunderland implode so it's not worth doing for someone like Amazon.

Have they announced if they're going to make it a yearly series for PL teams or is it just a one off?

[Dare to dream!]

I finished the series last night, it’s really good. Pep comes across differently to what he does in the media, he is very passionate

[DaveDRFC]

The thing that strikes me is how easily this translates through sport (all or nothing is an NFL series) and dressing rooms and the lives of the rich players are pretty similar.

Main problem I have with it is that these series are always better when the team they're "showcasing" (or advertising in this instance!) is struggling rather than winning everything.  The Dallas Cowboys were the NFL team last year where they were expected to do well, but didn't and the struggles, friction and pressure in the team were gripping.  Watching City canter to the PL title is fine and interesting in itself, but it's not the same.  But then I guess no one outside the UK wants to watch Stoke or Sunderland implode so it's not worth doing for someone like Amazon.

Have they announced if they're going to make it a yearly series for PL teams or is it just a one off?

One about Sunderland coming in December on Netflix according to BBC.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45288400

[RedJ]

Where is this available - is it exclusive to Amazon Prime?

Aye - think you can sign up for a month's free trial though and watch.