Burnley on Amazon prime

[Newcastleclaret93]

With the take over finally complete it made me think could we see a similar tv series as the Spurs one? It’s quite a big thing in America doing documentary’s on sporting teams. Maybe that’s one way they could increase commercial revenue and American fan base.

Really exciting times.

[Steddyman]

That would be fun. Hope it ends more like the Leeds one (2nd season) than the Sunderland one.

[jdrobbo]

I’ll be really boring abs say I just want things to remain as ‘Burnley’ as possible with that extra funding that will enable us to compete in the market more equally.

[jedi_master]

Alan Pace referred to expanding our 'Entertainment' within the YouTube interview.

Seen as he also said he likes our style of football, I don't think he means signing showboaters. The thought of a documentary did pop into my head at that word being used.

[firstclaret]

The return of Chico?

[chekhov]

It’s been done s few too many times now. I would think the novelty will soon be wearing off.

[Foshiznik]

We don't need the Amazon Prime big budget documentary, but it would be nice to see Youtube used better like NFL teams do with player and staff interactions and fun.

[ElectroClaret]

The return of Chico?

Nooooooo!

They'd be on the next boat back across the Atlantic.

[jrgbfc]

Don't think Dyche would be too keen on cameras in the dressing room or training ground.

[Chester Perry]

this has been discussed on here before - I stand by my previous thoughts - please God no

[blake's wand]

I thought the Man City and Spurs ones are just club propaganda really. I've mentioned before, but the best one I've seen by a mile is the one off documentary 'The Four Year Plan' QPR on Amazon Prime at the moment. True warts and all during the time the Italians took over - hopefully we don't turn out like that!

[Vegas Claret]

I don't see the Amazon Prime thing happening but I can see pre-season being in the US (post covid)

[cricketfieldclarets]

I’ll be really boring abs say I just want things to remain as ‘Burnley’ as possible with that extra funding that will enable us to compete in the market more equally.

Each to their own. But for me there is a big world of opportunity out there that we havent tapped into. And while the OP may be tongue in cheek, a Burnley documentary would be pretty interesting and unique even for non Burnley fans.