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At Business Of Sport, I review the latest and greatest sports-related products and services – from Netflix documentaries to fitness gear. All so you don’t have to.

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At Business Of Sport, I review the latest and greatest sports-related products and services - from Netflix documentaries to fitness gear. All so you don't have to.

All or Nothing: Arsenal Amazon Prime review

Gunner watch it? All or Nothing: Arsenal follows the iconic football club in what would turn out to be an (un)forgettable season. With behind-the-scenes access to players and staff for a year, the Amazon Prime documentary captures the highs and lows of life on and off the pitch. …

ByDavid ClaxtonSeptember 16, 20220Comments

Films Reviews

Pele, Argentina and the dictators

This underwhelming documentary covers the 1970 and 1978 World Cups It focuses on how success at the World Cup was used for political purposes in Brazil and Argentina It is worth a watch if you've didn't know too much about either World Cup and the wider issues at play The documentary, Pele, Argentina And The…

ByDavid ClaxtonApril 16, 20210Comments

Films Reviews

Finding Jack Charlton

Finding Jack Charlton was recently released and televised It focuses on the mercurial talents of Jack Charlton and his impact on Ireland It is an incredible, honest and open documentary which will stay with you beyond the first watch Finding Jack Charlton. Watch. It. Now. It's that simple. It is a stunning portrait.…

ByDavid ClaxtonApril 5, 20210Comments

Podcasts Reviews

Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc

A six-part podcast series examines the before and after from the career of ex-NFL and New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez Created by Wonderly and the Boston Globe it delves deep into Hernandez's youth, career and potential chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) damage to explain what went wrong Hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder of Odin Lloyd in…

ByDavid ClaxtonMarch 16, 20210Comments

Books Reviews

Slobberknocker: My life in wrestling

Slobberknocker is a book that tells the life of Jim Ross - the fabled and much-loved wrestling commentator The book details Ross' (often) turbulent but highly successful career in wrestling It's an enjoyable, non-taxing reading coming in at 352 pages In Slobberknocker: My Life in Wrestling Jim Ross charts his slow rise to the…

ByDavid ClaxtonMarch 7, 20210Comments

Books Reviews

Football for a Buck

I got a chance to review Football for a Buck: The Crazy Rise and Crazier Demise of the USFL You're in for 400 pages of riveting sports history unfolds, with former US President Donald Trump playing a starring role in the narrative The USFL was an upstart American football league that aimed to take on the…

ByDavid ClaxtonFebruary 19, 20210Comments

Reviews TV

The Last Dance

ESPN and Netflix's Last Dance documentary focuses on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls success Ten part series introduces on a host of characters from Phil Jackson, Dennis Rodman, Scotty Pippen and more It's great blast from the past but there's only so many times you can hear Jordan go on a revenge tour…

ByDavid ClaxtonJanuary 8, 20210Comments

Reviews TV

Diego Maradona documentary

HBO's Maradona documentary is an incredible insight into the career of soccer's 'Golden Boy' It gives a fascinating insight into Maradona's career and character, focusing heavily on his time at Napoli and Word Cup success with Argentina in 1986 The story captures your attention from the start and never lets up - it is one…

ByDavid ClaxtonDecember 31, 20200Comments

Games Reviews

eFootball PES 2021 Season Update

eFootball PES 2021 Season Update is exactly what it says - due to Covid-19 disrupting the sports calendar - this is an updated version of last year's edition It comes with a very competitive price due to this that will likely appeal to some undecideds It also boasts exclusive Euro 2020 content even before…

ByDavid ClaxtonOctober 12, 20200Comments

Films Reviews TV

Review: Sunderland ’til I die season two

Netflix brings back the hit football show, Sunderland 'Til I Die, focusing on the perennially cursed Sunderland AFC team A new owner, with a new team, look to change the culture at the club - with many ups and downs during 2018-19 season Let’s pray for our football club" Local priest, Sunderland 'Til I DieWhere…

ByDavid ClaxtonMay 29, 20200Comments