Just got back from a screening at the Odeon and enjoyed this a fair amount, I'm a fan of documentary films anyway but I'd recommend this to even non-football fans, coming from only a very casual footy fan myself. In parts it was almost like those Peter Andre shows about how he's a dad and at others it was him showing how he suffers from the constant paparazzi and media pressure and it was a very interesting insight into his life. His little boy was adorable too, just how he got starstruck when seeing Messi when his own dad is Cristiano Ronaldo! :lol: There was this hilarious scene with a fangirl too, definitely go and watch this if you have a spare moment, it makes him seem a lot more humane too away from the cocky act in front of the cameras.

it makes him seem a lot more humane too away from the cocky act in front of the cameras.

 

I hope so, he's one of the most arrogant people in the world on TV usually.