One thing I love about this show is that it comes from the perspective of non-football fans. I never watched football (other than American football) but recently moved to Europe, and was always unable to connect with why it was the worlds most popular sport. This series makes it clear. I would recommend this series to anyone who doesn't appreciate sports, as it really puts a focus on why sports matter to people and to their communities.
It's perfect as it also has the David vs. Goliath, underdog story. The passion of the community and players is undeniable.
The complexity of running a club is another factor that is just extremely interesting.
And on top you have Rob and Ryan who are undeniably both hilarious and fish out of water.
It's a fascinating and oddly gripping show that anyone, both fans of the sport and not, can appreciate. And I feel it's difficult to not emotionally connect to the journey of every person focused on, whether it be the fans, the players, the owners.
It's perfect as it also has the David vs. Goliath, underdog story. The passion of the community and players is undeniable.
The complexity of running a club is another factor that is just extremely interesting.
And on top you have Rob and Ryan who are undeniably both hilarious and fish out of water.
It's a fascinating and oddly gripping show that anyone, both fans of the sport and not, can appreciate. And I feel it's difficult to not emotionally connect to the journey of every person focused on, whether it be the fans, the players, the owners.