@yeahcaz said in [‘It’s the truth’: compelling new WT doco](/post/1412889) said:
Seriously who agreed to this doco ? It’s being filmed in one of the worst seasons we’ve ever had while we already fighting with the broncos for the biggest laughing stock in the league, this doco will take it over the edge. Look at Sunderland and Tottenham with their documentaries, absolute shambles the both of them. Can’t wait for Fox to come out with their next Maguire sob piece because “look how passionate he is in the sheds”. Embarrassing from top to bottom
It might end up shedding some light on what goes on behind the scenes. Sometimes a losing season can be just as illuminating. And for non-Tigers fans, potentially very entertaining when they aren't invested in the results.
It's innovative if nothing else. If the documentary ends up showing Tigers to be an absolute amateur shambles organisation, then yes Tigers would probably have been better off keeping it to themselves. If not, it gets some of the Tigers story into public.
Also Tottenham aren't shambles, they just have very high expectations because that's how EPL fans are with high-support teams. Tottenham are like Tigers in many ways, they have a long-term milestone (silverware) that they just can't seem to achieve. And they are churning through managers too rapidly of late.
Difference being Tottenham have actually been super competitive most recent seasons, almost always Top 8 and often playing in Europe. But fans want that trophy - FA Cup, Carabao Cup, anything. And there are bigger and better financed sides who beat them out, who seem to not worry about salary caps or funding streams.
I mean, Tottenham own a $1B stadium, even though it's in debt, NRL the organisation doesn't have anything like that. AFL owns Marvel Stadium, which is half the cost of Tottenham Stadium.
If you held a gun to my head I couldn’t tell you who’s gonna win silverware first. Also with the off season and end of the season Tottenham had, I would definitely say they are shambles. Couldn’t get 4 different managers over the line and likely to lose one of their best ever players. Not to mention sacking a coach the week of the cup final