All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur

Much better than I expected. Far superior to the Man City one from 2 seasons ago. Well done amazon and all involved.

Really great watch. Watched the first 3 episodes. Brilliant. Cannot wait to see the rest now . Really well made documentary and a fascinating insight into how Mourinho deals with his players and the day to day issues at the Club against a background of high intensity competition in the Premier League

Best way to descover how the beautiful game is behind the scenes

I've been looking forward to this series airing since it was first announced last year. I'm a season ticket holder and have been a Spurs fan since the late 60's. This gives you a true insight into what goes on behind the scenes at a top Premiership Football Club. You get to see who are the strong personalities in the dressing room and who carries the most influence. This was a strange season for many reasons, with a new manager and of course all of the injuries at key moments, not to mention COVID 19, and the four month break bought about by that. It's a must watch for any Tottenham Fan, but also for anybody interested in football, because what happened to my team that season could easily happen to yours. Can't wait for the next 3 episodes to be released next week.

You don't need to be a true football or Spurs fan to appreciate this fabulous insight into the goings on at N17's famous club. I'm not a Spurs fan, just to put it out there. (Man United if that matters)

Mourinho steals the show, but not because of his infamous nonchalant arrogance, but for the way he wears his heart on his sleeve and guides the team through a new era. The Mourinho we see in press conferences and post match interviews is replaced by a true passionate lover of the game. (where was this when he was at United?)

Daniel Levy also comes across well as he looks to convince the audience that he is not the money scrimping scrooge that many Spurs enthusiasts would have you believe.

All the negative reviews saying this is dull and boring should watch high octane American team documentaries if thats what they want as this is not meant to be an explosive expose to uncover dirty secrets and scandal.

The show somehow manages to portray the players as ordinary guys playing the sport they love. You almost forget that these are millionaire sports stars.

My only concern is that if Harry Kane gives those pre match team talks to the England players, it's no wonder our recent performances have been so flat.