Manchester City have released a brand-new trailer for their upcoming Treble documentary following Netflix snapping up the rights for the episodes.
Whilst a teaser trailer had already been dropped for the upcoming six-part docuseries back in August, in which Man City star Jack Grealish even mentions Netflix as a possible home for the footage before they’d even completed the coveted treble, the deal with the streaming giants has now been confirmed.
Better still for Blues, they now have an official release date too, with Together: Treble Winners set to be released less than a month from now on Tuesday, 2 April.
Here’s the latest trailer for City‘s high-anticipated treble-winning documentary:
The wait is almost over… Together: Treble Winners 🏆🏆🏆
The latest trailer for City’s upcoming treble documentary on Netflix.
As detailed in an update by the club, the new series will cover everything from “Erling Haaland’s arrival at Manchester City and preseason in the United States, to the final weeks of the Premier League season, the FA Cup Final at Wembley and the club’s first Champions League Final victory in Istanbul”.
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Promising a “fly on the wall” experience just as they delivered with their previous Amazon documentary, All Or Nothing, this latest look behind the curtain will show “never before seen” clips from one of the most historic seasons in English football.
Given the success last time out, we’re pretty sure fans all over are going to find this one just as fascinating too.
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Speaking on the strictly in-house documentary produced by City Studios, CFG‘s Chief Marketing and Fan Experience Officer, Nuria Tarre, boasted that they have built an “embedded crew following our team every season to create the best, exclusive content that isn’t usually shown in football.”
Perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of All Or Nothing was getting to see under the hood and at some of the inner workings of how a football team operate — including what Pep Guardiola is like in a dressing room.
Speaking in the full press release, the man himself said: “To win the Treble was a truly special moment for this Club and every single person involved from our players, our coaches, our backroom staff all worked so hard every single day to achieve what we did.
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“I am so proud that we continue to fight for our success, for the next trophy, for the next game. We will always remember this incredible time and I hope our fans do when watching this new series.”
Club captain Kyle Walker added: “As players, we’re proud of everything we achieved and this series captures the determination, hard work and togetherness we have as a team to drive us forward and win.
“We’re grateful to all of our fans who have supported us along the way, we could not have done it without them and I hope they enjoy the series as they relive the special moments that we shared.”
Addressing the supporters on social media, Forrester wrote: “Thank you to all involved at Bolton Wanderers FC for my time at the club.
“A special club with unbelievable people that work within. Also, a massive thank you to the fans for all of the support throughout.”
His sign-off has been met with plenty of love and well-wishers, as plenty have cited his numerous injury problems – including a ‘freak fall’ which required surgery – as having unfortunately hampered his progress with the Wanderers.
One fan commented, “When fit, he was definitely a first-team starter. But had such bad luck with injuries, he missed more than he played for us.
“Best of luck to Will; it’s probably the right decision for both parties. Such a shame.”
Forrester – originally from Alsager (a town located near Stoke-on-Trent and Crewe) – has become Leyton Orient FC’s first signing of the January transfer window.
Will Forrester has penned a two-and-a-half-year deal and becomes the O’s first January signing of 2026 🙌
While he joins the club on a two-year deal, his transfer fee remains undisclosed.
Having said that, his wages are expected to be towards the higher end of player salaries at Brisbane Road, with the third-tier side still sitting dangerously close to the drop zone in 20th place.
Touching on his arrival via an official club statement, Forrester said: “I’m very happy to have signed here. The mindset and the goals the club want to accomplish in the coming years makes this move very exciting, and I can’t wait to get started.
“Speaking to the gaffer, he has outlined his expectations of me, and I want to help push us forward. I know the challenges of reaching the play-offs the year before and want to help the lads get back on track as quickly as possible.”
You can see his first full interview as a member of The O’s down below.
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Oldham Athletic’s next game postponed amid red weather warnings
Danny Jones
Oldham Athletic FC’s next game has been postponed amid red weather warnings, with a frozen pitch having already set in.
We suspect they won’t be the only ones either…
Oldham Athletic were set to take on Notts County FC at home this weekend, with the upcoming fixture set for a 3pm kick-off on Saturday, 10 January, but the state of the Boundary Park stadium’s playing surface has already been declared unfit for use.
Informing the fans of the unfortunate decision, the rescheduled date and time for the match remain yet to be confirmed.
Saturday's home fixture against Notts County has been postponed due to a frozen pitch. #oafc
Addressing supporters online, OAFC wrote: “An inspection took place on Thursday afternoon with the pitch frozen following persistent freezing temperatures since our last home game on New Year’s Day and further adverse weather forecast.
“The inspection was called due to persistent freezing temperatures and in anticipation of further adverse weather between now and kick-off. Tickets will remain valid for the rearranged date, and refunds can be claimed after the new date is confirmed.”
As for Notts County, they have also updated their fans on social media.
They have assured that “tickets purchased for this fixture will [also] be valid for the rearranged date” and that “supporters who require a refund will be able to do so after the date for the rearranged fixture is announced.”
Postponement comes amid parts of Oldham, Greater Manchester and other areas across the country being hit with severe weather warnings, which have now been upgraded from an initial yellow rating.
2026’s first named storm, the weather event dubbed by Goretti by the French meteorological service, is set to bring further frosty conditions and blustery winds to us Brits.
The UK received its first snowfall of the year earlier this month, but this next pattern of cold air is set to see even more arrive, with the forecast potentially running into next week.
As for the Latics, the 15th-placed League Two team will have to wait until their ground thaws out to try and make up ground between them and the play-off spots.
Worth keeping an eye on the Met Office if you were planning a trip to the footy over the next few days.
Danny Jones -
6th March 2024 
