'All Or Nothing' - NO SPOILERS! - no content discussion

[Thaksinssoldier]

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.

Ireland definitely doesn't get the full content the UK does.

 

[Chris in London]

I suppose you're right on reflection.

Just the derby games that season alone - the Charity Shield, the 6-1, the Cup "defeat" would hold that series up.

To say nothing of the 3s, 4s and 5s we kept notching up during that autumn, Aguero's start to his City career, Dzeko being dropped after scoring 4 away at Spurs, Tevez going on strike, training ground bust ups being caught on camera, the appalling refereeing decisions that seemed to come out of nowhere (e.g. away at Chelsea), elimination from the champions league, the league cup semi final against Liverpool, losses in the run-in away at Swansea and Arsenal, then the return of Tevez against Chelsea and that night when the rags lost at Wigan and we beat West Brom 4-0. That season was one long white knuckle ride.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

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.

That tends to be for content they've licensed (i.e. films). Original content like this tends to be more consistently available across regions in my experience.

 

[Ding Dong]

I hear it's gonna be sponsored by milk. Been a while.

Accrinton Stanley !!!!!!!!!! Ooooo R Deeyyyy ?

 

[SebastianBlue]

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.

In-house content is generally available in all markets, regardless of geographical zoning. The blackouts come in to play for specific licensed content that is usually on a restricted availability timeframe, as well, based on the usage contract between Amazon and the production company/distributor.

You should be fine with this series as it is in-house and will likely be available to all markets indefinitely.

 

[jimharri]

Thanks for the replies fellas.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

To say nothing of the 3s, 4s and 5s we kept notching up during that autumn, Aguero's start to his City career, Dzeko being dropped after scoring 4 away at Spurs, Tevez going on strike, training ground bust ups being caught on camera, the appalling refereeing decisions that seemed to come out of nowhere (e.g. away at Chelsea), elimination from the champions league, the league cup semi final against Liverpool, losses in the run-in away at Swansea and Arsenal, then the return of Tevez against Chelsea and that night when the rags lost at Wigan and we beat West Brom 4-0. That season was one long white knuckle ride.

Yeah, the Hamburg debacle, Tevez strike and all the training ground bust-ups and Balatelli stuff. We were on the front pages all the time that season. I was looking at this season with the benefit of it all being fresh but that season had as much drama on reflection.

 

[BlueAnorak]

For Amazon to be able to bookend this season like that, even their own script writers couldn't have asked for more.

Has the potential to be the greatest football doc ever, especially if they do have the swamp punch up on camera phones.

Even the Liverpool and United defeats all have a sense of narrative and theatre about it.

If Soriano is smart, he has already suggested next season for Volume 2, surely the global public want to see what's next from Pep and his amazing team.

#centurions

Fixed it for you.

 

[Chris in London]

Yeah, the Hamburg debacle, Tevez strike and all the training ground bust-ups and Balatelli stuff. We were on the front pages all the time that season. I was looking at this season with the benefit of it all being fresh but that season had as much drama on reflection.

In all honesty, you could probably make a case for any City season in the last 25 years to be a complete drama. A certain trip to York springs to mind, as does a home 2-2 draw against Liverpool, the appointment of Brian Who as manager, Forward with Franny, and an end of season tour where Joey Barton mistook somebody's face for an ash-tray.

The Beanie the Horse episode could be quite fun. Starring a small stuffed child's toy with no ability to think or function as Stuart Pearce.

 

[SWP's back]

Dzeko being dropped after scoring 4 away at Spurs,

He. Was. Fucking. Rested. For. The. CL. On. the. Tuesday.

 

[Tricky_Trev]

No idea what context he said it in, but the editing of Pep’s “We are close. We are SO close” sends goosebumps right through me.

 

[OB1]

Nonsense. There's a reason why nearly every coach have come to watch firsthand Pep's training sessions - from Zidane to Tuchel & Sarri. At Barcelona, their open training sessions were fascinating and I was lucky to witness 2 live

Also why I have a lot of confidence Xavi will also be a great coach

I'm hoping Pep will be looking at Xavi as one of the options to replace Arteta.

 

[OB1]

No idea what context he said it in, but the editing of Pep’s “We are close. We are SO close” sends goosebumps right through me.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say it was from a fairly recent training session.

 

[Chris in London]

He. Was. Fucking. Rested. For. The. CL. On. the. Tuesday.

Not, IIRC, the way he saw it at the time.

Anyway, ancient history Sam. Let it go. I only refer to it in the sense that it would have been good telly whatever the rights and wrongs of it.

 

[SWP's back]

Not, IIRC, the way he saw it at the time.

Anyway, ancient history Sam. Let it go. I only refer to it in the sense that it would have been good telly whatever the rights and wrongs of it.

It was good sense to rest him in the easy game when we were away two days later in the CL.

He wasn’t remotely upset. It was his Bosnian fanboys on here (thank fuck they’ve left) that had a combined fanny wobble.

 

[jimharri]

It was good sense to rest him in the easy game when we were away two days later in the CL.

He wasn’t remotely upset. It was his Bosnian fanboys on here (thank fuck they’ve left) that had a combined fanny wobble.

Christ, yeah. I'd forgotten all about them. What a weird bunch they were. Probably swarming all over the Roma forums now.

 

[PepInYourStep]

In all honesty, you could probably make a case for any City season in the last 25 years to be a complete drama. A certain trip to York springs to mind, as does a home 2-2 draw against Liverpool, the appointment of Brian Who as manager, Forward with Franny, and an end of season tour where Joey Barton mistook somebody's face for an ash-tray.

The Beanie the Horse episode could be quite fun. Starring a small stuffed child's toy with no ability to think or function as Stuart Pearce.

That was the Christmas party. On the tour he merely started a fight with a child

 

[blueparrot]

Final scene all done, Pep signing :)

 

[Chris in London]

That was the Christmas party. On the tour he merely started a fight with a child

Poor Joey. He gets a bad rep and next thing is people make up all sorts...

 

[SebastianBlue]

Final scene all done, Pep signing :)

I don’t know, there may be a 17th climax to come. Hold post-production! ;-)