The City one had its moments. The defeat at Wigan in the FA Cup and the loss to Liverpool in the CL the highlights. I think the viewer prefers bad news to good hence why we enjoyed Sunderland and Spurs. The Arsenal one had its ups and downs but they ended it with a bad run so good to watch.
Yes although the Reid one back in the day was about their promotion. But it was good to see him going nuts.
Exactly, basically makes them barely worth watching in my opinion. They're largely just puff pieces for the PL and their clubs, rather than actual fly on the wall documentaries. Obviously they can't influence results but they edit everything else.
The Reid one was the 96/97 season, when they got relegated with us. (While building the Stadium if Light).
Ah did they do a sequel about the later promotion then?
That's lifted from the interview I posted on last page. I've no idea if he'll get the job, or even be considered, but I do find it incredible how many seem to be framing him as some simple minded cheerleader with no tactical understanding when his coaching CV is better than most of the other candidates. If the tragedy hadn't happened he wouldn't be at boro now, he would be a head coach with several years experience.
His simple explanation of why he picked Hackney shows he knows what he's doing.
There was a one off BBC documentary called Premier Pressures.
