'All Or Nothing' - discussion of documentary

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Just watched the first one,pissed myself when Fab came on it,one funny bloke he is.

 

[Seasideblue]

wow just wow


we really are the best team ..... and club .....ever

just watched it all ...with a little wine [emoji6] and it is simply ....stupendus

 

[Cityfan]

I thought after the best part of 20 years Arteta would be bilingual.

I suspect he is, I wonder if they are hoping to have a lot of sales in the South American market so they are using a lot of Spanish language?

 

[kaz7]

wow just wow


we really are the best team ..... and club .....ever

just watched it all ...with a little wine [emoji6] and it is simply ....stupendus

It was Quinn in the commentary box with a microphone

 

[ste.sully]

Never thought I would hear Ben Kingsley utter the words Parking The Bus ... LMAO

Best bit of the whole series for me.

"Pep Guardiola versus Jose Mourinho. Possession versus defence. Attacking football... versus... 'park the bus'."

United fans will weep when they see that clip. Someone will do a poster or flag of that somewhere.

 

[Seasideblue]

he spoke english all the time when he was training the players
i suspect the spanish talk was more to get his "real" thoughts and no mistakes in "translation "

I suspect he is, I wonder if they are hoping to have a lot of sales in the South American market so they are using a lot of Spanish language?

 

[inchy14]

Just watched the first 5, fucking awesome.

Loved the Spurs game, “You must win for Silva and Yessica” fucking spine tingling.

 

[Theo555]

Silvas video speech at the end of 8 had me in tears

 

[jimharri]

Loved Pep's team talk at HT in the Carabao Cup final. The bloke's nutter, but he's our nutter!

 

[Blue Mist]

Google tells me that there are 195 countries in the world. Amazon apparently did a simultaneous release to 100 of them. Now that is global coverage. Some sports journos in this country are slagging it off and will never see the big picture. Our owners think bigger than England/UK and this has just put us on the world stage.
Only watched the first 3 episodes but loved it, so professionally done.
I must admit to underestimating Artetas role, he clearly is far more important than I realised and the series is bringing this out.

 

[Jonsilfab]

 

[TCIB]

Haha, that is fantastic, so he is human after all, not some amazing super being we were blessed with by the gods.

 

[domalino]

This little speech from Pep in ep.8 -

Can you imagine a ball boy, in his own country, small country, goes to the academy at 13 and after playing in the first team, his own team in his heart, who stayed there a lot of years and afterwards at 37 became manager, and in 4 years destroyed football. It's me, guys. It's me.

I had the privilege to live that. I destroyed football like you destroyed the premier league. And the people start to say, Oh the Pep team, oh Pep how he is... left right, right left...inside, outside, lay the pitch. Oh how good he is, Pep is top. No no no, all the time I said the same thing it's thanks to you. And we read the media in the press conferences and the people believe it's the manager. No guys, this belongs to you. The football guys, it belongs to you. It doesn't belong to me, it belongs to you.
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Love it. Especially that he's really Catalan ("small country"), that he knows he absoluted destroyed everyone during his Barca spell, also that he felt the need to say he was talking about himself, just incase someone didn't realise.

 

[talkativesprout]

Haha, that is fantastic, so he is human after all, not some amazing super being we were blessed with by the gods.

"His name Is Bernie"
"Even He don't know"
"If He is turning"
"North Or West"

 

[pride in battle]

Watched the first 3 episodes so far. Made my eyes water occasionally for some reason.
My only issue is with having Ben Kingsley as narrator. He's obviously no affinity to football. It's like being told your Gran isn't going to die just yet by a bloke in a paper forensic suit. Much as I dislike Yam Yams ( and I live amongst them !) Adrian Child's would have been much better!

Agreed, it's spoiling it for me, it sounds like he's reading a script and he hasn't a clue whats going on, piss poor to be honest.

 

[decmancity]

Episode 7 brought back horrible horrible memories of a heartbreaking week. Highlighted the fucking bent refs which got me even more angry. At least I know it all ends well.

Heartbreaking to lose to utd but imo, we dont reach 100 points if we win that game. Let the rags have their one joyful moment of the season, ill take being the greatest premier league side that ever was.

 

[kaz7]

Personality wise he is my favorite,especially the centurians prog when he says he was in his pj's when we won the league and the intervier says it was 4pm and he says yes but it was my day off

 

[Mancity1980]

Unbiased review from a 'user' on IMDB

What do we think? Rag or Dipper?

"Avoid if you actually care about football. Unless you only started supporting Manchester City in 2011 of course.

It's just further evidence that despite the billions pumped into the club by their torturous, human rights abusing owners Man City are still a small club.

It's genuinely hilarious how bothered they clearly are by the comparative size of their more established neighbours, United.

Typical City really."

He’s a rag

 

[jimharri]

5 down, three to go!

 

[jimharri]

He’s a rag

"He"?