AMAZON are continuing to film at Tottenham’s training ground despite coronavirus halting the season, reports have claimed.
Spurs players are featuring in the web giant’s ‘All or Nothing’ documentary, which follows a team through the course of a season.
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Amazon cameras are still rolling at Spurs’ training ground despite coronavirus KO’ing the season up until April
Already it has been there for Mauricio Pochettino’s sacking, Jose Mourinho’s appointment and Eric Dier’s unbelievable bust-up with a fan.
That all promises to be unmissable drama – unlike the current filming of players during coronavirus.
Cameras at Hotspur Way are still rolling despite the league being shut out until April 3 – at the earliest.
The Athletic say that the club’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic will be captured in exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.
Quite how riveting that will be, no one knows.
But directors and producers have been helped by the fact many of the cameras at the training ground are rigged in place.
That means they can be operated “from a gallery without the need for on-site personnel”.
Spurs are reportedly being paid £10million for the filming deal that allows cameras in the changing rooms.
But Amazon are said to be using it as a litmus test for future shows.
All or Nothing have already covered Man City, Leeds and Borussia Dortmund.
They have been met with somewhat mixed reviews and Liverpool are said to have previously rejected an approach to be featured in the online-only show.
Tottenham Hotspur Head of Business Development Aidan Mullally previously said: “This is an exciting time to be a part of our football club and Amazon will be joining us on this journey during the current season.
“From showcasing the emotions we experience in the lead up to and at every game, to the efforts we are making to drive real change in our home of Tottenham, to our key partnership with the NFL, we are excited to share our unique story.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
