GortonBlue62
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There's an awful lot of f*****g in the subtitles in the later episodes.
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City Treble documentary | Club sell rights to Netflix for seven figure sum | To be aired in April (p5)
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Alan Harper's Tash
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More than at one of Kyle’s special parties?There's an awful lot of f*****g in the subtitles in the later episodes.
GortonBlue62
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IIRC, and I know it was only 4 hours ago, Pep, Rodri and Dias were the main potty mouths.More than at one of Kyle’s special parties?
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Cheers all - sod it they hear worse on playground
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What happens?Just finished it, the final episode is epic.
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binged watched the lot, and saw myself on it,think the 2nd episode as they were getting on a plane :) a great season for doing citys planes, wish i could share the pics we got over the season on here, especially when they got home after the champs league photo,@Leeky has seen me with the trophy :)
First episode is alright but like a lot of these docs they seem confused about who they're actually for.
Lots of clips of boring backroom stuff that only football fans will care about followed by very slow explanations of why Klopp and Pep have an intense rivalry or brief presentations on what the rondo is. They never quite find the proper balance.
Funniest moment though has to be Gundogan saying to the producer during the Champions League draw, "I played for Dortmund too, you know? Why only film Haaland?" That's a little moment of proper humanity that these documentaries always lack because you can tell so much has been cut.
Will carry on though. Curious to see just how much the 115 Premier League charges brought the dressing room together.
Lots of clips of boring backroom stuff that only football fans will care about followed by very slow explanations of why Klopp and Pep have an intense rivalry or brief presentations on what the rondo is. They never quite find the proper balance.
Funniest moment though has to be Gundogan saying to the producer during the Champions League draw, "I played for Dortmund too, you know? Why only film Haaland?" That's a little moment of proper humanity that these documentaries always lack because you can tell so much has been cut.
Will carry on though. Curious to see just how much the 115 Premier League charges brought the dressing room together.
Stoned Rose
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Just watched the first episode.
Tear in my eye re Gundog and Mahrez.
Can’t believe we replaced them with Nunes and fresh air.
Tear in my eye re Gundog and Mahrez.
Can’t believe we replaced them with Nunes and fresh air.
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