After the deals of Ben White and Albert Sambi Lokonga reached advanced stages, it was the news of Arsenal’s involvement in Amazon’s All or Nothing documentary that trended on social media.
Fans were naturally excited to read the news and will be looking forward to 2022, when the series will be out exclusively on Amazon Prime.
Here’s how the Gunners community reacted:
All this time we thought Edu was trying to sign Locatelli and Maddison, but really he has been working on getting us on Amazon prime 😂😭
— Av (@aviv_lavi) July 9, 2021
https://twitter.com/jxcey01/status/1413432768881692672
Arteta in the documentary when Holding makes one successful tackle but concedes 3 https://t.co/3wdcVpFWOZ
— Mg 🇱🇧 (@AFC_Mgg) July 9, 2021
https://twitter.com/LacaZte/status/1413451501146578948
Fast forward the all or Nothing documentary to that part where Aubameyang arrives late in training screaming "sweg!! Sweg!! Sweg!!" 😂😂
— WelBeast (@WelBeast) July 9, 2021
Fofty:i cant wait to start filming😆😂😂
Arteta:Pack your backs, you're off to Brighton
Laca:Why is man doing this?
Arteta:You're off to Lyon
Auba:Sweg sweg🤣🤣🤣
Arteta:You're no longer captain
Willian:Hello
Arteta:You're the new captain
Willy Aubameyang:🤣🤣🤣
Arteta:go away😡 https://t.co/Zp11DdjWdf— Harry (@RunReissRun) July 9, 2021
While some fans are apprehensive about the idea, others are clearly excited and have shown that on social media. Tottenham pocketed around 10 million for their documentary series, and it is unknown how much Arsenal will earn from it.
With the fanbase that Arsenal have as compared to Sp*rs all over the globe, one will definitely assume it should be way more than that.
Most importantly, we will get to see what really happens inside the club, something the fans have been crying out for several years. Even though it will be filtered out and the club will obviously try to look good, a documentary series on the club we love will be immense, to say the least.
Yash Bisht