'All or Nothing' documentary

[TedLasso]

The only stuff thats truly meaningful is the game scenes, speeches, player reactions, etc because its the only thing we know isn’t fabricated.

[Massa]

Looking forward to seeing the boys

[UFGN]

Looking forward to seeing the boys

As the bishop said to the actress

[FrustratedGooner]

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

I thought I remember reading last year that one of Amazon terms was for Arsenal to not have much say what is in the final cut. I.e if something looks bad it’s bad and if it looks good it is. Supposed to be a documentary.

[22-0]

Would be interesting to watch IF we actually succeeded at winning something.

[theHotHead]

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.

Exactly this, not sure why it needs to be explained.

I watched the Man City series, seeing Guardiola's half time talks and reactions to what he saw on the pitch was brilliant, I had no idea he was like that. when they needed a CB and went for LaPorte it was a great insight to how the club worked and I'm not a Man City fan. So I don't see how people here are not interested in the same. Its not scripted, it will be edited a certain way, but so what, we can all use our brains and see whats for the cameras and whats not.

[theHotHead]

The only stuff thats truly meaningful is the game scenes, speeches, player reactions, etc because its the only thing we know isn’t fabricated.

Exactly, you cant script that. Any propaganda will be easily spotted.

[DiamondGooner]

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.

Exactly this, not sure why it needs to be explained.

I watched the Man City series, seeing Guardiola's half time talks and reactions to what he saw on the pitch was brilliant, I had no idea he was like that. when they needed a CB and went for LaPorte it was a great insight to how the club worked and I'm not a Man City fan. So I don't see how people here are not interested in the same. Its not scripted, it will be edited a certain way, but so what, we can all use our brains and see whats for the cameras and whats not.

Yeah I saw the Spurs one.

I didn't see any scripting, live half time talks, pitch side convo's and player & manager convo's showing the player not happy and wanting to leave etc (of course, its Tottenham).

No ones told "what to say" in these series, some maybe "careful" with their words but you can pick up / see through that.

[theHotHead]

One day to go to find out whether we were a big bunch of fassies on TV or just unlucky .........

[Goonerred]

I heard a clip from Ramsdale saying it can be hard sometimes, it's not all big salaries, adulation and Bentley's, no but it helps, forgive me if I don't care.

[dc16]

Such beautiful art.

[RowdyRoddyPoppins]

I wonder what horror he created to cause the WHL 'performance'?

[alexafc12]

Available on prime now

[Ach]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62408920

For anyone who can't stand the cringefest

[theHotHead]

Nothing surprising in the first episode, not going to spoil it for others, but I will say that the relationship between Josh Kroenke and Arteta looks fooking tight !! Now, whether it was all smiles and best buddies because the cameras were there, I don't know, but I don't see Josh sacking Arteta any time soon, he talks of loyalty and attacks from outside trying to fracture the group and sticking together. We could finish 10th this season and Arteta wouldn't get sacked !

Part of me thinks Arteta is being used as a shield to the criticism the Kroenkes got for their Super League antics