Out now on Blu-ray, DVD and digital
Offering an alternative reality to modern Premier League vulgarity, where billionaires sack dinner ladies and nation states bankroll clubs, this documentary is a great 90 minutes of viewing.
From the bottom of the old Division Four and being homeless, to becoming an established top-level side, Brighton and Hove Albion FC epitomises everything that clubs used to – and still should – be about: representing communities through shared values and enjoyment for the game.
Featuring interviews with owner Tony Bloom and captain Lewis Dunk, both of whom are Brighton-born, as well as members of staff, fans and top sports writers, this is a refreshing rags-to-riches football story – a rare thing in today’s game.
Review: WO1 Wes Meredith, RE
