Sports Documentaries

• Sports Documentaries
  Posted by PeterGrant on 26 Aug, 2020 11:07
• Many of you might have seen The Last Dance on Netflix about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. It’s just incredible.
  
  I have found though that I am a sucker for all sports documentaries even when I don’t like the sport particularly. I discovered last night that there are a load of ones I’d never heard of on Sky Documentaries on my Sky Q box. Right now I’m watching Howard’s Way, a 2 hour programme about Howard Kendall’s 80s Everton team. It is fantastic. And there is a lot more to watch after that.
  
  There are so many good ones on Netflix too but would definitely recommend this Everton one.
  
  Sunderland Till I Die is ****. Utterly depressing and whiny. Compared to the Man City one on Amazon Prime it‘a really poor.
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by mrs timbo on 26 Aug, 2020 11:15
• Spurs have a documentary coming out soon not sure when exactly.
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  Posted by PeterGrant on 26 Aug, 2020 11:17
• Quote from: john rambo on 26 Aug, 2020 11:15

  Spurs have a documentary coming out soon not sure when exactly.
  

  That should be quite interesting given the new stadium, Pochettino exit and Covid. COVID might ruin it a bit though.
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  Posted by guest16 on 26 Aug, 2020 11:27
• Really enjoyed the last dance. I didn't mind the Sunderland one and the one about Steven Gerrard. Will definitely give the Everton one a watch.
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  Posted by guest3 on 26 Aug, 2020 11:43
• I enjoyed the Everton and Sunderland ones. Not sure I'd like the Manchester City one with all that money floating about. It just feels fake.
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  Posted by PeterGrant on 26 Aug, 2020 12:00
• Quote from: AJ on 26 Aug, 2020 11:43

  I enjoyed the Everton and Sunderland ones. Not sure I'd like the Manchester City one with all that money floating about. It just feels fake.
  

  I expected to feel that way too but it wasn’t like that. Vincent Company comes across as very decent down to earth guy.
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  Posted by guest4 on 26 Aug, 2020 12:24
• When's the Hearts one?
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  Posted by Buc on 26 Aug, 2020 15:42
• I like the sporting greats documentaries they give great insight of the person and how life was like for them and their arch rivals .
  
  Compelling viewing.
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  Posted by Sir Brenty on 26 Aug, 2020 16:21
• Quote from: Spit On McGhee on 26 Aug, 2020 12:24

  When's the Hearts one?
  

  
  That should be a good one, I mean hoot!
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  Posted by mrs timbo on 26 Aug, 2020 16:30
• There's an Anelka one on Netflix haven't had a chance to see it yet.
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  Posted by PeterGrant on 26 Aug, 2020 16:32
• Quote from: john rambo on 26 Aug, 2020 16:30

  There's an Anelka one on Netflix haven't had a chance to see it yet.
  

  At the risk of sounding like Ralph, it’s shite. Very badly dubbed from French to English and just went round and round in circles.
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  Posted by mrs timbo on 26 Aug, 2020 16:35
• Thanks mr grant probably give it a miss then.
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  Posted by Sir Brenty on 26 Aug, 2020 16:43
• Quote from: PeterGrant on 26 Aug, 2020 16:32

  Quote from: john rambo on 26 Aug, 2020 16:30

  There's an Anelka one on Netflix haven't had a chance to see it yet.
  

  At the risk of sounding like Ralph, it’s shite. Very badly dubbed from French to English and just went round and round in circles.
  

  
  Like a one winged wasp?
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  Posted by Erchie Baird's Bar on 26 Aug, 2020 17:44
• I really liked the Sunderland one. Watched some of the Leeds one which was okay.
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