Gerard

It's magnificent.

Neil Kearney and David Barham.

To revisit it all these years on and realise how much of what we know is actually from this film.

It's not from the hundred years prior.

This is... Oh, what a moment in time it is.

We're going to give it the Bill Simmons rewatchable treatment with a whole lot of categories as we go, but we need the setup.

And that was the season that was.

And the most important piece is the public call-out.

And we will delve into those as we work our way through.

So how is it screened?

When was it released?

And then as was the convention of the day, it was released on VHS.

Yes.

And that plays a role in our reviews.

Cameron emailed us this morning in preparation.

Loved it as a 14-year-old and still watching it regularly all these years later.

It's compelling no matter how many times I watched it.

Yes, it's dated, but it just reminds me why I fell in love with the game, the great suburban tribal game.

You've given us the review of Rowan Connolly.

Football fans have been crying out for a quality visual history of the game they love so much.