'All Or Nothing' - discussion of documentary

[kaz7]

The Yaya goodbye was so special.

Such a shame about what followed

yep i hated seeing that bit again knowing what happened next

 

[Bluemoonwelly]

Just started the first episode at 11pm and my god it is amazing! I have a fridge full of beers and may be still watching this at 6am...

 

[MCFC1993]

Just in from work, time to get back at it.

About to start episode 3, heard this one gets emotional.

 

[willipp]

What the first 3 episodes have shown me is how many bad bloody injuries we had last season.

 

[domalino]

The Sterling segment in episode 4 is great.

I thought it was really interesting when he's recounting the convo to Arteta, Pep initially told Sterling we didn't drop points because of him, and then when Sterling said "Fuck that it was my fault", and takes on the responsibility even with Pep giving him an out, he changed tact and said, yeah you're right, you've got to be better, that's not a goal you can miss.

 

[p.taker]

The opening bit with violin theme song gives me goosebumps each time.

 

[Mancity1980]

I like the bit when pep talks about his fears of Liverpool’s front three and they discuss tactics. A real insight.

 

[p.taker]

Claudio Bravo = stud. The nerve of people to slate him when he's in goal.

 

[Mancity1980]

What the first 3 episodes have shown me is how many bad bloody injuries we had last season.

I don’t think we had many more than usual (though mendy’s was a tough one to take) but the documentary gave a real insight to the process of treatment, recovery and getting back to match fitness.

 

[MCFC1993]

Just watched ep3, some superb stuff in there:

Spoiler

- Winning the Spurs game for Silva.
- Khaldoon's reaction to the Van Dijk price.
- The warning about the Palace game followed by us dropping points there.
- The disappointment after the Liverpool game.

Put it under spoilers for those that aren't up to there yet, even if this is the Spoiler Thread.