Exactly this. How long have we relied on Kane!
Amazon Documentary, a contributing factor to our woeful season?
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Exactly this. How long have we relied on Kane!
Would have thought money better spent donating to Key workers or something worthwhile however there will always be fucked up peeps in world!
MR_BEN
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Rival fans will rush to watch this, making this the most streamed football documentary ever. The club will make a tidy sum off of it which will not be used to fund transfers. Instead it will be used to win the accounting award for the most balanced balance sheet of the year and Levy will smile because he finally has a trophy to put in the trophy room. Everyone wins.
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I wonder if it will include any of the details about Poch refusing multiple players and insisting he would rather go a transfer window or three not signing anyone if he couldn't get the exact players he wanted?
I'm sure if it does our fans will employ their selective memories once again though and assure that all the blame falls on Levy and no-one else.
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i can see the advantages and reasons why we agreed to do it beyond the fee received. Brand exposure at a time when naming rights up for sale etc etc.
But Daniel Levy would have been aware of the potential negative impacts. He cannot seriously suggest Poch or any manager worth his salt would have been happy about it. When being filmed, you are self conscious, cannot be yourself, have to watch what you say, how you behave, body language etc etc. It all becomes unnatural.
The club made a conscious decision to take a risk on the impact of the team against the additional brand exposure it would give us and how much that may or may not help in naming rights and other sponsorships.
we have sowed, now we shall reap. Well done ENIC
But Daniel Levy would have been aware of the potential negative impacts. He cannot seriously suggest Poch or any manager worth his salt would have been happy about it. When being filmed, you are self conscious, cannot be yourself, have to watch what you say, how you behave, body language etc etc. It all becomes unnatural.
The club made a conscious decision to take a risk on the impact of the team against the additional brand exposure it would give us and how much that may or may not help in naming rights and other sponsorships.
we have sowed, now we shall reap. Well done ENIC
dagraham
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Yep. Primary focus of big clubs is winning trophies. Commercial success will follow on the back of that.
Ghost Hardware
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Saw an advert for it pop up on my intsa feed. Safe to say the comments below were painful. I have a feeling more Chelsea/Arsenal etc fans will watch this then Spurs fans. Car crash TV.
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Exactly this.
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Pay them back their money with interest, would be a much better long term commercial idea for the club.
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Does it?
Watch Being: Liverpool Season 1 | Prime Video
For the first time ever, cameras capture life inside one of sports' legendary franchises, Liverpool Football Club (LFC). Being: Liverpool is a six-part documentary series with unprecedented access to LFC's players, managers, owners and fans during a transformational period in the club's history...
www.amazon.com
fishhhandaricecake
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Look we can take the piss all we like but its going to be so interesting seeing the behind the scenes with the staff and players and in the dressingroom etc also its been a crazy season with poch sacking, injuries, dier going into the crowd, jose in, ups and downs results so should be entertaining for sure.
fishhhandaricecake
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Haha exactly, Man.City said yes to it so mabye that says it all as well and they won the league that season.
I think its a good thing tbh but jose and the boys will probably be glad to have the camera's gone next sseason.
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It's just typical us for it to go so very wrong so very publicly. Chances are Amazon will pay well for a season 2
Our bad season is the cumulation of 2 years of work in progress, plus the CL final. We can't really point too many fingers at Amazon tbh.
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The short video clip from the series just popped up on my FB feed.
I don't wish to spoil it for anyone, but it seems the hero dies in the first episode.
I don't wish to spoil it for anyone, but it seems the hero dies in the first episode.
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It's just typical us for it to go so very wrong so very publicly. Chances are Amazon will pay well for a season 2
Our bad season is the cumulation of 2 years of work in progress, plus the CL final. We can't really point too many fingers at Amazon tbh.
I agree with you that we shouldn't - however...
This season I have seen fingers pointed at:
every single one of our players (except possibly Tanganga and Skipp)
both the managers we've had
the chairman
ENIC
Joe Lewis
some of the fans
referees
VAR
the FA
I think Amazon belong on the list, purely because there's a list.
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Yep, if we turned it down we would have won the league
