kippax123
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Just watched all six episodes and loved it. We miss Gundo so much but what a team we still have. Come on City.
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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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I'm up to episode 2
Will catch up with the rest
But a really good watch
Will catch up with the rest
But a really good watch
eyalluvitt
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Enjoyed the Sunderland, Leeds, Newcastle Wrexham ones but a Rag or Dipper documentary would only be watched if their seasons ended in disappointment and despairTo be honest , how many of us would watch a documentary on the Rags or Dippers,
its on Netflix for the overseas football supporters to help increase our following there.
GX Blue
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I’ve binged all 6.
Controversially, I also think it was pretty boring in long periods, well the first 4 were.
Just stuff already seen on Inside City or other City website releases really. Few new bits of Pep which were good but it wasn’t hugely enlightening. I was sort of thinking just get to the cup finals now. ha.
The last 2 episodes were superb though.
The last one certainly coincided with me chopping up onions for my tea.
Id have maybe just done an hour and half documentary rather than the season review format.
This is aimed at Netflix viewers so I’m not sure non City fans would stick with it till episodes 5/6… Just my thoughts though.
Really makes you miss Gundogan and Mahrez though.
We really should have given Gundog 2 more years.
Controversially, I also think it was pretty boring in long periods, well the first 4 were.
Just stuff already seen on Inside City or other City website releases really. Few new bits of Pep which were good but it wasn’t hugely enlightening. I was sort of thinking just get to the cup finals now. ha.
The last 2 episodes were superb though.
The last one certainly coincided with me chopping up onions for my tea.
Id have maybe just done an hour and half documentary rather than the season review format.
This is aimed at Netflix viewers so I’m not sure non City fans would stick with it till episodes 5/6… Just my thoughts though.
Really makes you miss Gundogan and Mahrez though.
We really should have given Gundog 2 more years.
The problem with watching this at this moment in time, is that it’s a sharp reminder on how things are not the same this season.
Maybe not would it ever be after last seasons never to be repeated efforts, but it’s plain to see the efforts that were involved and the downgrade in the squad this season.
Maybe not would it ever be after last seasons never to be repeated efforts, but it’s plain to see the efforts that were involved and the downgrade in the squad this season.
bumbleblue
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Shows how good it is imo
Haha who is this whopper haha .. has 007 in his tag The names **** Bitter ****!
What a weapons grade arse.
The Sunderland one was great. It was actually about a club really struggling but with a great fan base. Also featured our legend Rodwell.Enjoyed the Sunderland, Leeds, Newcastle Wrexham ones but a Rag or Dipper documentary would only be watched if their seasons ended in disappointment and despair
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They'll concunct holograms of them on their knees at his leaving party chanting "We're not worthy"It will be a full on wankathon to the best manager ever lived with Shankly and Paisley spinning in their graves
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"Yours meant more"!!!
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Just finished watching all 6 episodes.
I have to say it was a great reminder of what we have achieved, and how much it means to every player that has contributed to the success over these last few years.
Made me feel blessed to have been present to witness it with my two lads and close friends who've also been there in the tough times.
I have to say it was a great reminder of what we have achieved, and how much it means to every player that has contributed to the success over these last few years.
Made me feel blessed to have been present to witness it with my two lads and close friends who've also been there in the tough times.