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      Newcastle to be next for All or Nothing documentary with Amazon Prime for fly-on-the-wall series after Saudi takeover

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      NEWCASTLE UNITED are in line to be the next Premier League club to feature in Amazon’s All or Nothing series.The streaming powerhouse has documented the Magpies’ league rivals Manchester City, Tottenham and Arsenal in recent seasons.
      Manchester City and Tottenham were the first team documented in the All or Nothing seriesCredit: PA
      Arsenal’s 2021/22 season is currently being shown on the global broadcasterCredit: GETTY
      Mega-rich Newcastle could begin filming with Amazon next seasonCredit: REX
      And they’re looking to strike a deal to go behind the scenes at St James’ Park.
      That’s according to The Daily Mail, who claim Amazon want to film the newly-rich North East club for the duration of the 2023/24 season.
      The season would hit the silver screen in the summer of 2024 and could provide a unique insight into life at the club since the Saudi-led takeover last October.
      Amazon chiefs, however, will face an uphill battle to convince the Newcastle brass to give them all access as they’ve already turned down multiple offers from production companies.
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      But they could very well change their mind if they receive a suitable offer from the broadcaster – who would provide them with a huge platform to expand as a global brand.
      The latest season of All or Nothing is focused on Arsenal – with episodes on the North Londoners’ 2021/22 campaign being released intermittently.
      And Gunners defender Gabriel Magalhaes believes the show has given an accurate depiction of life at the Emirates.
      In a recent interview with Sky Sports, the Brazilian said of the documentary: “I’ve seen it.
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      “It’s good for showing the reality of what is actually going on in the dressing room in the day-to-day.
      “People can understand things a little more and see how different it is from what they might imagine.
      “As players, of course, we always play to win.
      “But sometimes we lose games and there are difficult moments. Things happen.
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      “I think the documentary does a good job of showing the reality of what goes on.”
      Newcastle will be back in action this afternoon, travelling to the Amex Stadium to take on Brighton.
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      Ex-Celtic hero Kieran Tierney performs Hoops chant with Arsenal teammate Rob Holding

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      FOOTIE star Kieran Tierney roped in an Arsenal teammate to join him in performing a Celtic fans chant.Tierney, 25, taught fellow defender Rob Holding the tune which is a favourite with his ex-club’s supporters.
      KT bangs the drumsCredit: AMAZON PRIME
      Tierney used to start chants at Celtic Park with fansCredit: REUTERS
      The pair are seen clapping along together on the new Amazon Prime docuseries, All Or Nothing: Arsenal.
      Holding, 26, sings “do do do do do” while Tierney uses a trolley to make the same beat as the drummer at Parkhead.
      The tune comes from the song Finder by German house DJ Ninetoes which was an Ibiza hit in 2013.
      The duo also perform a bizarre wiggling dance as they are served food at the training ground cafeteria.
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      It came after the Gunners has earned an away draw last season at Liverpool despite having a man sent off.
      Boyhood Hoops fan Tierney was a fans favourite at Celtic Park.
      He would start songs in front of the Green Brigade with a megaphone after victories.
      We told how Tierney had earlier opened up on the docuseries at his pain at losing pals to suicide and his own mental health struggles since moving to London.
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      The ex-Hoops hero told how he was struck by “terrible” homesickness after leaving the Hoops in a £25million switch to the London side three years ago.
      And he said he regrets that his tragic friends felt unable to share their personal anguish with him.
      On leaving his family and friends to join the English Premier League giants, the Scotland star revealed: “It was hard to start with, I was really struggling.
      “Really low point, homesickness was terrible to start with.
      “Outside training you had a lot of time to think. I’m not saying I was ever in a bad, bad place where I was suicidal.
      “But my friends have been. Two or three of them have committed suicide, lost their life.
      “You’re with these people and you don’t know a thing. They’ve not spoke.“So I feel a certain responsibility to try and help as much as I can because I kind of know how it feels to be in a certain place.”
      KT in action for ArsenalCredit: Getty
      Tierney talks tactics with a Gunners coachCredit: Getty
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      Arsenal star Granit Xhaka has fans in hysterics after turning up for training in tiny car during All or Nothing doc

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      GRANIT Xhaka has left fans in hysterics after being caught turning up to training in a tiny car during the club’s All or Nothing documentary.The Gunners are the subject of the third Premier League instalment of Amazon’s All or Nothing docuseries, with the first three episodes of Arsenal’s edition released on Thursday.
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      Granit Xhaka left fans in stitches after turning up to training in an abnormally small carCredit: Getty
      Cedric Soares approaches and questions Xhaka’s tiny car from All or Nothing: ArsenalCredit: https://twitter.com/afcstuff/status/1555271870127251456/photo/2
      The car is believed to be a Brabus Ultimate ECredit: https://twitter.com/afcstuff/status/1555271870127251456/photo/2
      And viewers were left in stitches after Arsenal star Xhaka turned up to training in a surprisingly small car and was greeted by team-mate Cedric Soares.
      One Twitter user wrote: “This is why I like Xhaka. The man is a Character.”
      A second user added: “Legendary scene.”
      Some of fans responded simply with a string of laughing emojis.
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      A few fans also opted to highlight Cedric being the one to greet Xhaka.
      Another user said: “Cedric, you need to calm down bro.”
      One user poked fun at fellow midfielder Lucas Torreira, who has reportedly agreed to sign with Galatasary, saying: “That should be Torreira’s car.”
      Xhaka was believed to be driving a Brabus Ultimate E, worth a cool £45,000.
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      Cedric, clearly perplexed by the size of the car, asked Xhaka: “What is this s*** car?”
      To which Xhaka replied: “Bro, they are the best car ever.”
      The behind-the-scenes series has enjoyed great success with fellow Premier League sides Manchester City and Tottenham in the previous two years.
      The show is exclusively airing on Amazon Prime Video and you can find out about when the rest of the series is released here.
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      ‘The star of the show!’ – Arsenal fans go wild for Aaron Ramsdale’s down to earth dad during All or Nothing doc

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      ARSENAL fans have declared Aaron Ramsdale’s dad the star of the All or Nothing documentary. The Amazon Prime series followed the Gunners’ struggles and successes over the course of last season – but it’s the father of their No1 goalkeeper who has proven to be the breakout star.
      Aaron Ramsdale has his dad, Nick, backing him all the way as he signed his Arsenal contractCredit: Instagram @aaronramsdale
      The first episode reflects on Ramsdale’s move to the Emirates last summerCredit: Getty
      Ramsdale’s dad has already built up a fan base bigger than some EFL clubsCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
      While supporters have enjoyed seeing more of Arteta’s unique management techniques, the cameo appearances of Nick Ramsdale have also caught attention.
      He can first be seen grabbing Arsenal’s matchday programme while holding a drink and saying excitedly: “He’s on the front of the programme!”
      Later, as Arsenal got their first win of last season over Norwich, the dad can be seen squirming as he watches his son in goal.
      As Ramsdale attempts to evade Teemu Pukki and play it out from the back, Nick said: “F***ing hell, Aaron.”
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      He can then be seen leaving his seat as he says in exasperation as he says: “F***ing nothing to do with my f***ing heart!”
      Ramsdale Senior can then be seen shouting more expletives as he watches Arsenal miss chances, before they finally put the Canaries to bed.
      Even as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored the opening goal, it appears Ramsdale’s father was too stressed to celebrate, and instead shares a low-energy high-five with his wife.
      But he finds his voice at the full time whistle and can be seen cheering on his son.
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      The goalkeeper, who signed for Arsenal a year ago, revealed in interviews how his dad hates watching him play from the back as it will “give him a heart attack”.
      Nick has left Arsenal fans in stitches on Twitter.
      One said: “Clearly the real star of #AllorNothing is Aaron Ramsdale’s dad.”
      Another tweeted: “Ramsdale’s parents have barely missed a game in his career, his dad came to his Arsenal debut and he had to stop watching because we were doing his heart in, what watching the Arsenal can do to you.”
      Another fan watching the fly-on-the-wall doc said: “Just finished the first episode and if the rest of the series doesn’t just follow Ramsdale’s dad around, I don’t think I’m interested.”
      One Arsenal fan added: “Everyone deserves a dad like Ramsdale’s.”
      The first batch of three episodes follow the club as they experience their disastrous start to last season.
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      Who is Arsenal photographer Stuart MacFarlane and how long has he worked for the club?

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      ARSENAL’S All Or Nothing documentary is finally here on our screens.And one member of staff in particular has been filmed in the Amazon doc playing a starring role in one of the season’s memorable triumphs.
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      Stuart MacFarlane delivered the final words before the derbyCredit: Amazon Prime Video
      Mikel Arteta let Arsenal’s Chief Photographer handle a pre-match team talkCredit: Amazon Prime Video
      It was chief photographer and lifelong fan Stuart MacFarlane who delivered the team talk for the North London derby against Tottenham…and the Gunners went on to win 3-1.
      His inspirational talk was filmed by Amazon Prime cameras and is part of the upcoming All Or Nothing series.
      Arteta picked up MacFarlane’s camera as he told the squad: “This guy, for the last 30 years has captured emotions, emotions and teams.
      “I want you to hear from him, how he feels about you. And about our club.”
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      Who is Stuart MacFarlane and how long has he worked for Arsenal?
      MacFarlane has been snapping Arsenal since 1991, and become a full-time staff photographer with the club in 2001.
      He also supplied pictures for the ‘Invincibles’ book on Arsene Wenger released in 2014.
      MacFarlane spoke of his highs and lows covering the Gunners: “The highs and lows are all linked to the success for the football club.
      “So winning the league in 2002 and 2004, the FA Cup in 2002, 2003, 2005, 2014 and 2015 were brilliant times.
      “And the only real low is losing in the final of the Champions League in 2006.”
      Arteta celebrated with MacFarlane after his side won the game 3-1Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      What did Stuart MacFarlane say in the team talk?
      MacFarlane looked at the players and said: “This is my club. I f*****g love this football club. And I f******g love all of you.”
      “When you go out, first f***ing tackle, listen to the crowd. They will f***ing be on you straight away.
      “Win every tackle. When you score, look in their faces. Look at their emotion, look how much they love you. Show them how much you love them, ok?”
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      ‘I heard what wages you were on’ – Kieran Tierney trolls Arsenal pal Martin Odegaard as he delivers brutal quip

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      KIERAN TIERNEY has shown he hasn’t lost any of his Scottish patter since his big money move to London.The ex-Celtic star is one of the stars of new Amazon Prime docuseries, All Or Nothing: Arsenal.
      Odegaard and Tierney in action for ArsenalCredit: Getty
      Fans will love his banter and witty one-liners.
      Once while receiving treatment, Norwegian team-mate Martin Odegaard, 23, comes into the physio room after penning a permanent deal with the club.
      The Tartan Army hero asks: “Happy to be back bro? I heard what wages you were on so I thought f***** hell.”
      In another scene he jokes with his physio team about losing body fat.
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      He says: “I’ve hacked the system, the body fat system.”
      The doctor replies: “I’m disappointed, what’s happened to Cadbury’s. Cadbury’s shares have taken a dive.”
      The defender says: “I know, that’s the time to invest.”
      The doc says: “Have you made an effort with that?” to which Tierney responds, “Slight adjustments.”
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      The medic then asks: “Have you stopped eating chocolate?”
      But Tierney says: “No, have I f***.”
      The ex-Celtic star can also been seen dancing in the training room to Status Quo’s ‘Rockin’ All Over the World’ after Arsenal beat local rivals Tottenham 3-1 last September.
      As the camera moves away Tierney can be heard shouting “Here we f***** go” in his broad Lanarkshire accent.
      Amid all the laughs, Tierney has had an injury plagued time since his move to Arsenal.
      And the defender admits he struggles to deal with being on the sidelines.
      He says: “When you’re playing every week you just see life as when’s the next game, it’s pressure, pressure, pressure.
      “When I’m injured there’s no pressure, it feels weird.
      “You just feel like you don’t know where you are, you’re in the middle of nowhere really.”
      Meanwhile, Tierney has revealed he’s feeling right at home in London after being struck by homesickness following his move to the Gunners.
      The defender now lives with the club’s chief cook and pal Johnny McCallum near to the club’s training centre.
      Tierney said: “He can get quite angry sometimes if we get beat, but that’s just passion for you. That’s what he cares about so I stay out his way.”
      Tierney says: “Johnny knows if I’m angry, he leaves the food and just bolts.”
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      Arsenal star and ex-Celtic idol Kieran Tierney LIVES with his chef to make him feel right at home in London

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      KIERAN TIERNEY is feeling right at home in London – because he stays with his own personal chef.Former Celtic star Tierney reveals in new Amazon Prime docuseries, All Or Nothing: Arsenal how he was struck by homesickness following his £25million move in 2018.
      Arsenal star Kieran TierneyCredit: Getty
      Kieran Tierney has revealed he felt homesick after leaving boyhood club CelticCredit: Kenny Ramsay – The Sun Glasgow
      But he has all his home comforts now that he lives with Gunners chief cook and friend Johnny McCallum.
      The pair live close to the Arsenal Training Centre in north London.
      Tierney said: “He can get quite angry sometimes if we get beat, but that’s just passion for you. That’s what he cares about so I stay out his way.
      “Johnny knows if I’m angry, he leaves the food and just bolts.”
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      He says: “Where I grew up was Muirhouse in Motherwell. It was just working class upbringing.
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      “My mentality is from my mum and dad. They worked for everything they have.
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      “My mum had three jobs, as a dinner lady, a cleaner in the school. She was up at five, six in the morning everyday just to provide for me and my sister.”
      And Tierney reveals his mum was worried he’d turn into a big shot.
      He says: “The thing I enjoy the most is making your family proud. That is genuinely the best thing, money can’t buy stuff like that.
      “My mum would watch the TV and it’s all like these superstars.
      “They’re celebrities more than footballers at times.
      “When I came down here I think she was scared if I would go like that, if I would just change.
      “Looking back now, it was hard. My mum and dad say it all the time, “It’s brilliant that you’ve got Johnny. Not just because he cooks, because he looks after you’.”
      McCallum says: “I’m getting emotional.”
      Tierney adds: “I don’t speak often man but when I speak it’s from the heart.”
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      ‘I really struggled’ – Arsenal star and ex-Celtic hero Kieran Tierney opens heart on agony of losing friends to suicide

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      FORMER Celtic hero Kieran Tierney has revealed his agony at losing pals to suicide.The Scotland star, 25, says he regrets that none of his friends felt able to share their troubles with him.
      Former Celtic starlet Kieran TierneyCredit: Reuters
      Now Tierney feels he has a duty to help others after struggling with his mental health when he quit Scotland to join Arsenal three years ago.
      He made the tragic revelations on the new Amazon Prime docuseries, All Or Nothing: Arsenal.
      The fly-on-the-wall programme follows the Gunners during the 2021/22 season.
      Tierney left his family and friends to head to London after sealing a £25million move.
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      He reveals: “It was hard to start with, I was really struggling. Really low point. Homesickness was terrible to start with.
      “Outside training you had a lot of time to think. I’m not saying I was ever in a bad, bad place where I was suicidal.
      “But my friends have been. Two or three of them have committed suicide, lost their life. You’re with these people and you don’t know a thing. They’ve not spoke.
      “So I think I feel a certain responsibility to try and help as much as I can because I kind of know how it feels to be in a certain place.”
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      The defender made his Celtic debut aged just 17 in 2015 before earning his first Scotland cap the following year.
      His Hoops performances earned him a big money move to Arsenal three years later. He has since become a key part of the national side under Steve Clarke.
      All or Nothing: Arsenal is available on Amazon Prime from 4 August.
      Meanwhile, Tierney has revealed he LIVES with his chef to make him feel right at home in London.
      He has all his home comforts now that he lives with Gunners chief cook and friend Johnny McCallum.
      The pair live close to the Arsenal Training Centre in north London.

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