'All or Nothing' documentary

[elkanofan]

Trailer:

I don't care how boring it will mostly likely end up especially like that City one. Its our clib so we will all have to watch it.

[swipe right]

Pretty sure it’ll be full of Arteta having David Brent moments. Similar to Rogers at Liverpool.

[Power n Glory]

The trailer just dropped. 4th August is the release date. Looks like we'll see a lot of the personalities on display. It's like the football version of Big Brother / Love Island.

[DiamondGooner]

Yeah I can't wait to see the behind the scenes going on.

Going to tell us a lot about who at the club has the mindset the fans want and who doesn't.

Did we see Laca in a training ground bust up with Cedric? couldn't tell from the back but it looked like Cedric.

[Losmeister]

don't plan on watching this.
fanboy stuff.
a spinoff on NFL's hard knocks.

[UFGN]

don't plan on watching this.
fanboy stuff.
a spinoff on NFL's hard knocks.

Agreed

I'd respect Arteta more for refusing to take part

[theHotHead]

Why would you not want to see behind the scenes live action about the club you support ?!!!!

[Ach]

Never seen an all or nothing documentary

It is in episodes or just one long part?

[RowdyRoddyPoppins]

Why would you not want to see behind the scenes live action about the club you support ?!!!!

Because its cringe worthy scripted reality tv crap

[Power n Glory]

Why would you not want to see behind the scenes live action about the club you support ?!!!!

Because its cringe worthy scripted reality tv crap

You should be able to filter through what's for the camera and what's real. Even the fake stuff for the cameras is information.

Personally, I want to see the training ground stuff, how we prep for a match, the tactics and how we react at half time then after a game.



Fans who watch this will at least come away with more of an insight into the club and form a stronger opinion on here.

[Ach]

I'll watch it cos of the curiosity but it'll be cringe worthy

[alexafc12]

Why would you not want to see behind the scenes live action about the club you support ?!!!!

Because its cringe worthy scripted reality tv crap

You should be able to filter through what's for the camera and what's real. Even the fake stuff for the cameras is information.

Personally, I want to see the training ground stuff, how we prep for a match, the tactics and how we react at half time then after a game.



Fans who watch this will at least come away with more of an insight into the club and form a stronger opinion on here.

Will be good to see the Auba situation and other reported bust ups

[Ach]

It'll be edited to make it look like it's all Auba fault

Arteta will come out of this documentary looking as good as gold and the failure will be put on the players

Edited bs.

Still, worth watching for the laughs

[elkanofan]

don't plan on watching this.
fanboy stuff.
a spinoff on NFL's hard knocks.

The other All or Nothing series were extremely boring, esepcially the City one. For me this is about us being gooners wanting to see as much info behind the scenes on our club as possible.

I think overall if you do end up seeing it, its essential to watch it with a bullshit filter to see whats real and the blatant scripted 'TV' elements.

I think a discussion on this after these episodes launch would be interesting. I agree with the mindset some of you guys have not watching this reality TV fluff piece, however as i said at the beginning with how boring the previous ones were this is to be expected.

All forms of reality TV is boring, repetertive, predictable and tedious.

[Highbury Hillbilly]

This series is about brand-building, it will be polished to a tee and marketed to non football or non Arsenal fans in foreign countries

Only the Sunderland one seemed to have been filmed with the supporter in mind. The City one felt more like a tour of their fancy facilities than anything else.

Neither City nor Arsenal would have agreed to let cameras in unless they were guaranteed a positive spin. To be fair, Arsenal were never in Sunderland's position. But the thing about Sunderland is that collapses happen slow, then fast. We are firmly pre-collapse