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The funny thing is that Bayern were the second choice after Liverpool. They wanted to make another ‘All or Nothing’ football documentary (There is one with City), but they rejected it, so now Amazon is turning on Bayern. Klopp even said that he saw no benefits in having cameras behind the scenes and understands player would ‘act differently’ when on camera. I'm not sure that i want cameras everywhere in FC Hollywood.

I have seen the City one..though I couldn't connect very much except for aguero's equaliser against QPR which they have covered for around 5-10 minutes. But I enjoyed it. We got to know the players much better. Also I could see that it would be like a treasure chest for City fan.

Same for Bayern. I would love to see how KHR,Uli and Brazzo operate. How Kovac manages a game (victories and..). Then they would cover Robbery's golden years as well a bit. We will get to see more of how James and Lewy are off the pitch or what is the leadership style of Neuer (I was impressed with Kompany to be frank). Muller would add comic element. They will cover our youth setup a bit also. Overall it is something which every bayern fan would want to see.

Above that world would get to know more of Bayern (America,Australia and Asia mainly).

Did you know there is a one for Juventus as well? it is on netflix check it out..it is also watchable but not as good.

prasun77 wrote:I have seen the City one..though I couldn't connect very much except for aguero's equaliser against QPR which they have covered for around 5-10 minutes. But I enjoyed it. We got to know the players much better. Also I could see that it would be like a treasure chest for City fan.

Same for Bayern. I would love to see how KHR,Uli and Brazzo operate. How Kovac manages a game (victories and..). Then they would cover Robbery's golden years as well a bit. We will get to see more of how James and Lewy are off the pitch or what is the leadership style of Neuer (I was impressed with Kompany to be frank). Muller would add comic element. They will cover our youth setup a bit also. Overall it is something which every bayern fan would want to see.

Above that world would get to know more of Bayern (America,Australia and Asia mainly).

Did you know there is a one for Juventus as well? it is on netflix check it out..it is also watchable but not as good.

I need to watch the Juve one.

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I saw it a bit strange that Manchester United was not included here. With their hype I always thought that they are up there among the top 3 especially when a couple of years back it was claimed that they have 659 million worldwide supporters

Well I searched to see if they were just omitted and happily found out that they are 11th (even below city)
Manchester United not in top 10 of European fan club Power Rankings

MUTU wrote:

Bayernbazi wrote:

DRvad14 wrote:

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I saw it a bit strange that Manchester United was not included here. With their hype I always thought that they are up there among the top 3 especially when a couple of years back it was claimed that they have 659 million worldwide supporters

Do Man Utd really have 659m supporters? [source]

Well I searched to see if they were just omitted and happily found out that they are 11th (even below city)
Manchester United not in top 10 of European fan club Power Rankings

Actually for some reason in this same article (and I quote) they say:

As for the rest of the Bundesliga big hitters, Schalke have 1,350 (in 21 countries), Monchengladbach have 1,140 (19 countries) and Werder Bremen have 887 -- all more than domestic rivals Dortmund and most of Europe's other "elite" clubs.

How come they don't make it in the final list? They should be in the top 10.

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IsiahRashad wrote:

At least they score in training... This would not be more than a gif if done for competitive matches