NICOLAS Anelka’s new Netflix documentary is now available to watch.
The documentary will be an interesting watch for fans of Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool Bolton and West Brom as it delves into controversies he was at the heart of.
Nicolas Anelka had some up’s and downs during his careerCredit: Netflix
How can you watch the Anelka: Misunderstood?
The documentary will be available to watch on Netflix however, a subscription is needed to be able to access it.
Currently Netflix’s baseline monthly subscription in £5.99 a month, with plans ranging from £8.99 for a standard subscription and £11.99 for a premium one.
US Netflix subscription will cost from $8.99 (basic) to $12.99 (standard) to $15.99 (premium).
More information about Netflix subscriptions be found at www.netflix.com
What will be featuring in it?
One of Anelka’s career highs was winning the Premier League and the FA Cup with themCredit: Popperfoto via Getty Images
At the beginning of the trailer Anelka is talking directly to the camera saying:
“I’m a footballer, I wasn’t there to have fun. If you really like me and want to do what I’ve done, you’ll only make enemies.”
The documentary is also expected to feature his exclusion from the 2010 French World Cup squad after his argument with then coach Raymond Domenech.
Anelka is thought to have had gone off on a foul mouthed rant at the coach, which resulted in him being sent home for verbally abusing him.
Anelka’s success at Chelsea is expected to feature with him winning the Premier League Golden Boot during the 2008/2009 season.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
