It may not have been the ending fans were hoping for, but to be able to relive the ups and downs of Arsenal's 2021/22 season from a behind-the-scenes perspective was pretty special, to say the least.
A destabilised period at the club which saw Unai Emery sacked and the team fail to qualify for Europe for the first time in 25 years left the Arsenal fanbase divided and toxic. The project that was being led by Mikel Arteta and his exciting young squad was undoubtedly restoring hope and togetherness, albeit slowly, but the Amazon All or Nothing documentary was another way of healing what had become a complicated and distanced relationship with supporters,
As Arsenal's media and communications director, Mark Gonnella emphasised following confirmation of the Gunners' participation, the aim was to give fans a unique insight into the day-to-day work that takes place within the club they love amid a growing desire to learn more about what happens behind the scenes.
