58min 28sec long documentary about RFC

[RockheadRumple]

There's a great shot of Gunter praying against the tunnel before the QPR game.

The shot of the crowd celebrations at one point is also pretty neat.

[Maguire]

There is literally nothing interesting in this "documentary" whatsoever.

Well, unless you're interested in Noel Hunt's thoughts on how to make a cup of tea that is.

[floyd__streete]

Hmm. I was really looking for something around the 58min 15sec mark, so I'll pass.

Before I commit to watching this - can those who have viewed and rated it as worth watching please tell me whether they prefer 'The Rock' or 'Con Air' so I can make a value judgement on your taste in films.

[Avon Royal]

Enjoyed that.

Jobi comes across really well. Dolan is a bit like the bloke from the Call Centre. Tom Dellor looks like a Simpsons redkneck and Mick Gooding appears to have forgotten which end of Carrow Road he got sent off at.

Well done to the club for putting this out there.

Oh, and Con Air.

[TBM]

Hmm. I was really looking for something around the 58min 15sec mark, so I'll pass.

Before I commit to watching this - can those who have viewed and rated it as worth watching please tell me whether they prefer 'The Rock' or 'Con Air' so I can make a value judgement on your taste in films.

Its filmed well, if that helps?!

[cpmurph]

Enjoyed it actually, apart from the slightly cheesy ending (but what would you expect).
Some half decent shots of the fans singing at times.

Con Air is better, although Nic Cage is delightfully rubbish in both.

[TBM]

Interesting that Anton has said the aim is to have a better squad in the Championship than we did in the Premiership and that the group of players we currently have are good enough to win the league with the help of others coming in.


So maybe that means we won't be needing to sell anyone to "balance the books"

[Maguire]

Hmm. I was really looking for something around the 58min 15sec mark, so I'll pass.

Before I commit to watching this - can those who have viewed and rated it as worth watching please tell me whether they prefer 'The Rock' or 'Con Air' so I can make a value judgement on your taste in films.

It's dogshit.

[MouldyRoyal]

Lol at Eamon Dolan. Cringey teamtalk.

[Ian Royal]

Only 10 minutes in, but it seems pretty illuminating so far just how down and defeated most of the players looked, despite wanting to try and put on a good face. They clearly knew they were doomed, just the same as we all did. Seeking solace in past success, trying to convince themselves they deserve to be in the PL. Must be hard to play your best when you're so low. No wonder we didn't get much joy in a lot of games by then.

[maffff]

There's a great shot of Gunter praying against the tunnel before the QPR game.

"please don't let me be shit again.... "

[old woman]

Lol at Eamon Dolan. Cringey teamtalk.

At that point I was relieved not to be a footballer- hate all that stuff.
Does anyone actually take all that crap in- that and team bonding

[old woman]

There's a great shot of Gunter praying against the tunnel before the QPR game.

"please don't let me be shit again.... "

Just goes to show the power of prayer

[seahawk10]

Hmm. I was really looking for something around the 58min 15sec mark, so I'll pass.

Before I commit to watching this - can those who have viewed and rated it as worth watching please tell me whether they prefer 'The Rock' or 'Con Air' so I can make a value judgement on your taste in films.

The Rock

7/10

['lista]

I found this documentary very disappointing as it effectively ends at 58mins and 16secs.

There is a full 12secs of blank screen after the credits at the end.

[Ark Royal]

Enjoyed that immensely. Anton comes across really well. Just at SJM being interviewed while having his portrait painted and Guthrie just could not resist having a barely-disguised dig at Brian.

Really looking forward to next season now!

[Arch]

Lol at Eamon Dolan. Cringey teamtalk.

At that point I was relieved not to be a footballer- hate all that stuff.
Does anyone actually take all that crap in- that and team bonding

It's 100% about who's saying it. It's probably why Dolan isn't a manager. Adkins could have given the same talk and much as you'd want to hate it, you probably couldn't help but be riveted by his evangelical fervour.

[Judge Drenthe]

Thought it was long winded and a bit crap myself. All the same crap soundbites rolled into one long drawn out video. Let's just hope we can match the BS on the pitch next season!

[Judge Drenthe]

At that point I was relieved not to be a footballer- hate all that stuff.
Does anyone actually take all that crap in- that and team bonding

Well the team clearly did, because our performance against United was 10 times better than what we'd been watching under McDermott!

[ronnyroyal]

Enjoyed it myself.

Noel Hunt speaking very openly about what 'advice' people give to professionals (if what i thought he said is what he actually said, because it's hard at times to understand the guy) was quite refreshing.

SJM in his ivory tower was a bit odd but not unexpected.

A good watch broken up over a few parts today.

Although i did think Le Fondre sounded a bit dim and Tim Dellor is still championing the 'Face for Radio' campaign nicely.