no_loyalty
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Season 2 on Netflix from tomorrow.
Bloody hell! Through to episode 6 already.Sunderland 4-5 Coventry 4mins into episode 6 and we get some extended footage.... of their goals
Surely at the moment you have time to do both?Refuse to watch it.
Would rather browse the gay section on Pornhub.
ExactlyIts a poor show conpared to other dooty docus out there
Just joe public saying wr should win snd be back in prem every 2 seconds
I watched the first series and really enjoyed it. It does give an insight into the running of a football club, also the amount of money that they have had sloshing around. I loved the song that went with the first series too. Not written specifically for the programme but was written by a Sunderland fan for his grandad who was a shipyard worker.Never watched it and have no intention of watching it apart from any episode that features the 5-4 so I if any one can.point out the particular episode that's featured in (if it's featured at all) I'd be grateful.
The CEO In the first series fancied himself a it, and the bloke kicking off at Coleman at the endI watched the first series and really enjoyed it. It does give an insight into the running of a football club, also the amount of money that they have had sloshing around. I loved the song that went with the first series too. Not written specifically for the programme but was written by a Sunderland fan for his grandad who was a shipyard worker.
Yes he did believe in his own hype a bit.The CEO In the first series fancied himself a it, and the bloke kicking off at Coleman at the end
I felt sorry for some of the fans to be honest
Infeef,fozy Duckers!!Its a poor show conpared to other dooty docus out there
Just joe public saying wr should win snd be back in prem every 2 seconds
Sunderland 4-5 Coventry 4mins into episode 6 and we get some extended footage.... of their goals
I think the opposite, the others show a sanitised behind the scenes that a club want to portray, they always come across as some wining machine, this doc actually shows the reality for 95% of football clubs, chaos, divisions and failure i.e. football.Its a poor show conpared to other dooty docus out there
Just joe public saying wr should win snd be back in prem every 2 seconds
I think the opposite, the others show a sanitised behind the scenes that a club want to portray, they always come across as some wining machine, this doc actually shows the reality for 95% of football clubs, chaos, divisions and failure i.e. football.
Really? I thought they'd a least show Chaplins winner and them all losing their shit...
Its not done well from a creative standpoint imoI think the opposite, the others show a sanitised behind the scenes that a club want to portray, they always come across as some wining machine, this doc actually shows the reality for 95% of football clubs, chaos, divisions and failure i.e. football.
Episode 6Never watched it and have no intention of watching it apart from any episode that features the 5-4 so I if any one can.point out the particular episode that's featured in (if it's featured at all) I'd be grateful.
Each to his own. I enjoyed it. The song appeals to my sentimental nature!The whole thing is a massive fucking cringefest including the intro song mentioned above. Not a patch on other similar programmes as it focuses too much on the divs that support the club and not the inner workings of the club and players. Plus the editing in the first season was poor. Showing wrong footage from matches etc. At least that’s what the first season was like. That being said. Watching it right now.
They haven't done this season. So this season will be the last.Really like it. This season will be interesting
Bugger that’s a shameThey haven't done this season. So this season will be the last.
Might not watch it then. That's the highlight3 episodes in. This season is much better than the last one so far. Way more focus on the actual club shenanigans rather than wasting time on some sugar puff toothed dipstick crying because they lost a couple of games.
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