My dad is 74 and I talk him through the process.I’m 42 mate, ain’t happening!
Your loss.I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
After watching the Sky MNF Special with Pep, I’m not sure anyone needs to study tape. There are no secrets in football. One ball, two goals, 22 players. From there, it is quality and mindset, with a few tactical variations thrown in for good measure.I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
'All or Nothing: Manchester City' is a proper naff title.
'The Centurions: Manchester City' is where it's at.
After watching the Sky MNF Special with Pep, I’m not sure anyone needs to study tape. There are no secrets in football. One ball, two goals, 22 players. From there, it is quality and mindset, with a few tactical variations thrown in for good measure.
Watch it, enjoy it, and you might learn something you previously did not know!
I’m sure it will be fan-tastic, but people need to realize this is being done by an American company, with American sensibilities. I hope people will not mind the manner in which they shape the series, especially considering most people here are deeply informed about almost every event that occurred this season.
I’m really looking forward to it!
I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
I’m sure it will be fan-tastic, but people need to realize this is being done by an American company, with American sensibilities. I hope people will not mind the manner in which they shape the series, especially considering most people here are deeply informed about almost every event that occurred this season.
I’m really looking forward to it!
I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
Christ.I’m not going to watch it. I can’t worl out what makes me feel so uncomfortable at the thought of it. To me the preview looks like an episode of keeping up with the Kardashian’s. That’s not what city are to me. I like seeing them at matches, with the competitive spirit of tigers fighting for their lives. I don’t wanna see the behind the scenes Kardashian’s drama, unless it’s Pep or the players giving a pre or post match interview. It’s incredibly Americanised. Also, I wonder, how much the footage will reveal in terms of our tactics? I get, teams are aware, ex players etc.., but still, I’m hoping it doesn’t compromise next season.
Surely this was a parody post?Christ.
I’m sure it will be fan-tastic, but people need to realize this is being done by an American company, with American sensibilities. I hope people will not mind the manner in which they shape the series, especially considering most people here are deeply informed about almost every event that occurred this season.
I’m really looking forward to it!
I suppose you're right on reflection.I’m not disputing this season’s sheer brilliance, but to suggest that 2011/12’s only selling point was the denouement, is wrong. The tussle between City and united started with the Charity Shield and ran for the whole season, up until the final kick. The way we crumbled and then chased united down, when they in turn faltered, would have been utterly compelling viewing.
wouldn't have been for much longer if the refs hadn't got involved, hence why we had to get our hands dirty. The following 21 point swing over the course of the season was rather "remarkable".
Wembley at 0:28 , guessing by all the dancing on the tables
Quick question. Is Amazon Prime set up the same as Netflix (different programme availability depending on where you live)? If so, is Ireland a separate market to the UK? If so, would the documentary be geographically blocked? And yes, I am aware of proxys and other similar ways around that issue.