I haven’t seen that one. It’s from fans/managers/players/chief executives viewpoints.Is it like the Man City one?
I was going to watch it, but am still waiting on Amazon delivering my chemical shower.Anyone watching this on Netflix? Starts off with Simon Grayson as manager and then Chris Coleman and we all know what happened from the outside.
Good insight into the mercenaries who are/were not bothered and trying to compete with no budget.
Won’t spoil it for those who want to watch but not always the “managers fault”.
I was going to watch it, but am still waiting on Amazon delivering my chemical shower.
Is that one on Netflix aswell?Is it like the Man City one?
Is that one on Netflix aswell?
Ah right, I’ll have a search.Nah that was on Amazon Prime.
Juventus doc is good.Just got Netflix today and downloaded this to watch over the next few weeks.
What other sports docs are recommended from Netflix?
Juventus doc is good.
Last Chance U if you like NFL.
I did enjoy seeing Coleman square up to one of their supporters after they were relegated.
Interesting series. I didn't follow how they were doing last season, but they paint Coleman in a positive light. Jack Rodwell came out of it badly for not tearing his contract up in January - I wonder how many of the supporters slagging him off on there would rip up a 70K a week contract from their employer.
Perhaps he's even worse?Still don't get why they didn't even entertain using him when it was going to shit
The director of the series was on talksport yesterday. He is a die hard Sunderland fan and defended Coleman to the hilt. He said you could see that he had no chance in an absolute poisonous club that needed gutting from top to bottom and nothing to spend apart from loan kids.Enjoyed it. Coleman comes across as a lovely man but terrible manager
At least he'd have experience of that...He said you could see that he had no chance in an absolute poisonous club that needed gutting from top to bottom
Perhaps he's even worse?
Erm....i thought otis was more into golden showers.....
I did enjoy seeing Coleman square up to one of their supporters after they were relegated.
Interesting series. I didn't follow how they were doing last season, but they paint Coleman in a positive light. Jack Rodwell came out of it badly for not tearing his contract up in January - I wonder how many of the supporters slagging him off on there would rip up a 70K a week contract from their employer.
Coleman came across brilliantly however the editing was comical throughout. Game footage of Sunderland playing someone (cant remember who) and cuts to Darren Gibson playing against a totally different oppostion. Also early doors when they beat Norwich at Carrow Road they showed fans celebrating at the Stadium of Light and clips of their dugout. Also everytime Sunderland go 1-0 down the boos (that are coming from thousands are comical) especially if they are at Brentford. Thousands of people have never booed after going 1-0 down in the 4th minute at home, let alone every single match. Apart from them issues that really really annoyed me, i thought it was very good. Cant blame Jack Rodwell tbh although it maybe morally wrong. Nice to see them looking like they have turned a corner (Albeit with their somewhat negative opinion of us)
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