Newcastle set to feature on Amazon’s next ‘All or Nothing’ series

The Magpies will be the next on the hit docuseries

Amazon have reportedly been filming behind the scenes at Newcastle United ahead of the new 'All or Nothing Series'. Newcastle were linked with becoming the next Premier League side to feature in the docuseries, with Amazon allegedly trying to convince them to allow their cameras to be given access for the 2023/2024 season. However it was suggested that the streaming service could have their work cut out after claims that Newcastle had rejected a number of proposals from other production companies. But now it's been reported by Sky Sports' Keith Downie that the series will look at the club as they attempt to win a trophy and qualify for the Champions League. The Magpies are in search of one piece of silverware, facing Manchester United in the Carabao Cup final on February 26. Downie tweeted on Wednesday: "Something I mentioned last night on @tfNUFC: Camera crews have been filming behind-the-scenes at Newcastle United for a four-part documentary to be shown on Amazon. The series will chart the club & its owners as they attempt to win a trophy & qualify for The Champ League." https://twitter.com/SkySports_Keith/status/1623310346109739008 As expected, the news has left fans of Newcastle excited about the prospect of being the next side under the spotlight. One fan wrote: "OMFG it’s actually happening." https://twitter.com/MichaelNUFC_/status/1623310519514832896 Another tweeted: "Can't wait to see this." https://twitter.com/ToonArmy_18_92/status/1623314652833673222 A third said: "This will be the best thing I’ve ever watched in my entire life." https://twitter.com/NUFC_DazzaD/status/1623310454318587909 This will be the fourth instalment of the Amazon docuseries. Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal are the other clubs who have given supporters an insight into day-to-day life at the clubs. Rival streaming platform Netflix also produced a popular show with Newcastle's north east rivals Sunderland called 'Sunderland 'Till I Die' as they followed the Black Cats through their Championship and League One campaigns. Related links:

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