It’s very good indeed.
On episode 2. It’s excellent
Thought it was let down by a poor third and final episode which concentrated too much on the documentary makers rather than the telemarketers.
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Totally agree. Final episode was shite. Just left up in the air for a finish.
watched the james blunt documentary on netflix last night. blunt comes across very well. also delves into the redtops tearing him down after he became famous.
seems like an alright sort and even admits youre beautiful was massively overplayed.
Brilliant short documentary
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The Secret Lives of Waves on BBC 4 at 8 
Adam Curtis has a new five part documentary series called “Shifty” and it’s on YouTube now.
Guardian review here:
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Mr Scorsese is tremendous
Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager
A lovely watch on Sky Docs there
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George Best’s time in Cork City covered in a doc on tg4 there now. A good watch. Our Cork posters in particular will enjoy it. Best comes out of it as a bit of a cunt unsurprisingly.
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@Corksfinedtboy surely has a few yarns.
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Ta for this. Have watched the first 2 parts. Great stuff
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Ger Canning has decent Gaeilge
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That period of the LOI is interesting. Teams signing “big names” to make short term money.
You’d Bobby Charlton at Waterford and Rodney Marsh was over too. I’m sure Sligo had Dixie Dean at one point. Obviously a long time before Best and all came over.
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Yeah Geoff Hurst signed for Cork Celtic shortly after.
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Der Bomber played for Cork as well didn’t he?
Surprised
I was present
My old man was involved with the MFA at the time but brought my bloody younger brother into meet him not me
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Cork Hibs v Waterford attracted 28 k plus at one match
Brilliant but sad times aswell
Too many greedy fuckers involved in the different clubs