Arsenal supporters have reacted to rumours that have suggested there could be a second season of their All or Nothing documentary.
Amazon have typically only given one season to a club so far, with Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur previously the subjects of their own respective seasons. Nevertheless, following the success of the Gunners' documentary, which showcased the beginning of Mikel Arteta and Edu's rebuild at the Emirates Stadium, rumours on social media site Twitter have expressed that the Amazon cameras could follow Arsenal for a second time.
It must be stressed that this is purely speculation as things stand, with Amazon yet to comment on which club will be the subject of their next series. However, having seen the rumours circulating, most Arsenal fans are excited about the possibility of another documentary.
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Arteta's project has taken a step forward so far this season and there's a real possibility that the Gunners could be genuine title contenders. Though some supporters remain sceptical about the rumours' legitimacy, they're largely hoping for it to all be true. Take a look at some of what's been said on Twitter below.
@the_big_shortz said: "Imagine Arsenal winning the UEL and finish in the top 3 (would even be better if we win the league - 17% chance to happen, according to Squawka), Season 2 will BANG."
@Owen_Drummer said: "Bring it on."
@JonRaymond16 said: "Don't gas [get me excited] me!!!!"
@SemperFiArsenal said: "Think this is fake. They would have announced it before the season started looking at the reception it got."
@M5_afc said: "Fake."
@damian_highbury said: "This one is going to have a happy end!"
@Jeffrey_dalyop_ said: "THE LEGACY EDITION."
@ArsenalAnoop said: "Please don't get me gassed."
@Faaabianskiii said: "All or Nothing Season 1 - Nothing Season 2 - All"
The Gunners are currently top of the Premier League having won nine of their opening ten topflight games for the first time in their history. Arteta will be hoping that his side continue that form moving forward - if they do manage to do just that, it has to be said that it would make for excellent viewing.
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