[Football] All Or Nothing- Arsenal - Amazon Prime

[The Wookiee]

Have watched the other All Or Nothing offerings featuring Man City, Sunderland, Spurs and even Palace but for me the Arsenal one is the best one so far and I’m only two episodes in !

Arteta comes across really well and the episodes so far give a great insight as to what happens behinds the scenes as a football manager - a good honest account.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Isn't that Arsenal TV 'The Movie'

 

[studio150]

Waiting foe the episode where they are beaten at home by the Albion.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

I’ll wait till the last one

 

[Berty23]

Have watched the other All Or Nothing offerings featuring Man City, Sunderland, Spurs and even Palace but for me the Arsenal one is the best one so far and I’m only two episodes in !

Arteta comes across really well and the episodes so far give a great insight as to what happens behinds the scenes as a football manager - a good honest account.

I have been watching this tonight. It is far better than the other all or nothings which tend to hero worship someone and paper over the bad stuff. This feels more like the sunderland programme which was warts and all.

Arteta is an impressive bloke but I swear Ben White rolls his eyes at him - see the bit where arteta mentions phone numbers and compares to patterns of play when they are in the canteen.

 

[Easy 10]

It literally made me laugh out loud when Arteta had that whiteboard up in front of the squad, where he manically drew his totally incomprehensible "emotional journey" in the form of diagrams and LOTS OF WORDS underlined.

All it needed from one of the players was a "Tim from The Office" sideways glance at the camera, and I'd have been on the floor.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Waiting foe the episode where they are beaten at home by the Albion.

When's that released? I've watched the others so far

 

[LamieRobertson]

Is it interwoven with episodes of post match Arsenal TV ..or is it not in the comedy section

 

[brighton terra]

When's that released? I've watched the others so far

Mwepu’s goal is shown in the trailer for Episode 7, which is released next Thursday.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Mwepu’s goal is shown in the trailer for Episode 7, which is released next Thursday.

Cheers I did see the trailer, can’t wait

 

[brighton terra]

On the touch line Arteta often looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights, but in this series he comes across as a very astute coach and a pretty decent man manager.

 

[Normal Rob]

I'll save everyone the time.

Nothing.

 

[wunt be druv]

Could not give a flying **** about anything Arsenal...Albion through and through me!...going of in a big sulk to find some footage, albeit very rare, of the mighty Albion scoring a goal!!

 

[BattFink]

As I walked from the tram to Manchester Picadilly I couldn't help notice the number of billboards advertising this. Seemed like money well spent

 

[Guinness Boy]

Binge watched this last night to end of episode 4.

I like Arteta's bizarre team talks and his humanity. Certainly a new level of respect for him from me.

That dressing room though. Doesn't seem to have a single leader in it. Saka and Smith-Rowe wouldn't say boo to a goose, Tierney is missing Motherwell and Nuno Taveres seems to have genuine issues. Ramsdale is mad like all keepers are mad, but the one guy who should pull it all together is playing badly and going AWOL. Maybe they've edited it to be that way but it looks like a bunch of sensitive flowers while our erstwhile CB doesn't seem to be the sharpest tool in the box.

 

[timbha]

Binge watched this last night to end of episode 4.

I like Arteta's bizarre team talks and his humanity. Certainly a new level of respect for him from me.

That dressing room though. Doesn't seem to have a single leader in it. Saka and Smith-Rowe wouldn't say boo to a goose, Tierney is missing Motherwell and Nuno Taveres seems to have genuine issues. Ramsdale is mad like all keepers are mad, but the one guy who should pull it all together is playing badly and going AWOL. Maybe they've edited it to be that way but it looks like a bunch of sensitive flowers while our erstwhile CB doesn't seem to be the sharpest tool in the box.

Spot on. Interesting insight with a few odd back room characters on show one of which seems to have a full time job consoling those red carded. Can’t help but like Granite Xhaka. White just stares gormlessly and Saka giggles.

 

[Stat Brother]

Binge watched this last night to end of episode 4.

I like Arteta's bizarre team talks and his humanity. Certainly a new level of respect for him from me.

That dressing room though. Doesn't seem to have a single leader in it. Saka and Smith-Rowe wouldn't say boo to a goose, Tierney is missing Motherwell and Nuno Taveres seems to have genuine issues. Ramsdale is mad like all keepers are mad, but the one guy who should pull it all together is playing badly and going AWOL. Maybe they've edited it to be that way but it looks like a bunch of sensitive flowers while our erstwhile CB doesn't seem to be the sharpest tool in the box.

I'm fearful we're slowly heading in the same direction.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Seemingly just me, but I find Arteta's team talks incredibly cringey.

Almost David Brent at times.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Isn't that Arsenal TV 'The Movie'

Nah Bruv.

This is WELL different to that, fam.

 

[BN41Albion]

I'm fearful we're slowly heading in the same direction.

Really?! Our form over the end of last season and start of this suggests otherwise somewhat!