What are the best episodes of Class of 92?

The best rated episodes of Class of 92 are: Episode 2 - S1E2 rated 8.9

What are the worst episodes of Class of 92?

The lowest rated episodes of Class of 92 are: Episode 2 - S2E2 rated 8.2

Class of 92 Episode Rating Graph

Oct 2015 - Sep 2016

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Best Episodes of Class of 92

Episode 2
S1 Ep2
8.9
5th Nov 2015
It's February, and new managers Anthony 'Jonno' Johnson and Bernard Morley have arrived at Salford FC, bringing with them a fearsome reputation and much-needed discipline in the dressing room. Jonno and Bernard's tough regime is one the Class of '92 have to learn to accept and resist interfering with. With rivals Darlington now sitting in the top spot of the league, everyone is expected to dedicate themselves to winning the final games and claiming that coveted promotion. But the star striker's day job and a well-intended thank-you dinner have dire consequences for the club - much to the frustration of the new owners. The Class of '92's first season in charge draws to a close, and all eyes turn to Salford. But will the gamble on their new venture pay off, and will Salford FC realise their dreams of promotion?

Worst Episodes of Class of 92

Episode 2
S2 Ep2
8.2
1st Sep 2016
The documentary following Salford City FC continues. Halfway through the season, an ill-fated trip to Ilkeston leaves Salford City's dream of a promotion in tatters. The managers are asking questions of their players, and accusations of disengagement and laziness are thrown around the dressing room. The troubles of Salford are being mirrored in Spain, where the Neville brothers are struggling in their new roles at Valencia FC. Protests from fans and poor results leave Phil and Gary facing their toughest challenge yet. Back at Moor Lane, and with the season coming to a close, Jonno and Bernard try a softer approach. Intensive training sessions and rousing team talks seem to turn the form around. Promotion now hangs on a play-off final against Workington FC, and nerves are racing on what is the biggest day in the club's history. With the famous owners and friends and family watching on, the managers must keep themselves and their players focused. Can the team continue the fairy tale?

Class of 92 Episode Guide

Episode 1
S1 Ep1
8.4
29th Oct 2015
In this first episode, reality sinks in. The Class of '92 are shocked to learn that their two managers have holidays during important pre-season matches, the stadium is falling apart, the toilets are a health hazard and their team of part-timers are sometimes late for training. It soon becomes clear that the five ex-professionals have a lot to learn about life in the amateur league. However, the season gets off to a flying start. Star striker (and male model) Gareth Seddon drops down four leagues to play with his heroes and delivers results, but the bubble soon bursts. Tempers flare on the touchline as Salford's manager is sent off for fighting, and the team drops position. The first four months are a baptism of fire. The Class of '92 need to save their season, and Scholes and Phil Neville start to coach. But can the team find their winning form again and get the promotion dream back on track?
Episode 2
S1 Ep2
8.9
5th Nov 2015
It's February, and new managers Anthony 'Jonno' Johnson and Bernard Morley have arrived at Salford FC, bringing with them a fearsome reputation and much-needed discipline in the dressing room. Jonno and Bernard's tough regime is one the Class of '92 have to learn to accept and resist interfering with. With rivals Darlington now sitting in the top spot of the league, everyone is expected to dedicate themselves to winning the final games and claiming that coveted promotion. But the star striker's day job and a well-intended thank-you dinner have dire consequences for the club - much to the frustration of the new owners. The Class of '92's first season in charge draws to a close, and all eyes turn to Salford. But will the gamble on their new venture pay off, and will Salford FC realise their dreams of promotion?