Dick Advocaat is not happy with the documentary made by Disney + about Feyenoord. The company has full access to the Rotterdammers and follows the first team everywhere with cameras this season. Lawyer added on Sunday evening Rondo indicates that he doesn’t like it and feels a bit hindered by the presence of the cameras. “No, I don’t like it. But it is of course nice for Feyenoord ”, said the trainer.
Feyenoord has been followed by Disney + cameras since September. “I am a bit hindered when the cameras are there, with what I say and how I behave,” said the trainer. “Of course you try to be yourself, but that thing is constantly around you. Also during the discussions, debriefings, preliminary discussions, at the toilet. They are really with everything. ” According to Advocaat, the documentary will be released in eight parts. “And what I heard is that they also want to continue for next season.”
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Lawyer agrees that Disney + has full access at Feyenoord and therefore also in the boardroom. According to the trainer, the documentary cannot be compared to the well-known Netflix series Sunderland Till I Die. “Sunderland’s was very different, that was great,” said Advocaat. “But I also saw that Guardiola’s documentary, I thought so overdone. He wanted to talk so badly, I don’t have that at all “, Advocaat refers to the documentary All or Nothing: Manchester City from Amazon.
Last summer, Lawyer was informed by Feyenoord about the plans of Disney +. “It has all been discussed in advance with the group of players and everyone involved.” Clear agreements have also been made about what may and may not be broadcast. Lawyer says he takes the presence of the cameras into account in his work, but sometimes cannot hold back. “After a match that we lost 1-0, I said something to the keeper: ‘Shut up, dude!’ I wouldn’t normally say that. And they pick that out. “