How does the removal of hereditary peerages relate to Nicky Butt being responsible for burning Peter Schmeichel’s penis? The Class of ‘92 is at its worst when trying to provide an answer.

It’s at its best when the brothers Turner are content to let a simpler story play out – of six friends growing up – through anecdotes about Paul Scholes lobbing balls at teammates who nipped off for a piss while training, or Phil Neville practicing his stepovers.

Even after two decades there’s a charming camaraderie on display; it’s just unfortunate that wasn’t deemed sufficient for the entire runtime.

An easy, enjoyable ninety minutes that features Eric Cantona taking time out from Kronenbourg adverts to unbutton his shirt halfway and muse on Becks et al., providing the “perfect script”. Not quite, but so what?

RATING: 3/5

INFORMATION

CAST: David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes

DIRECTORS: Benjamin Turner, Gabe Turner

SYNOPSIS: The story behind “Fergie’s Fleglings”, Manchester United’s teammates that won the 1992 FA Youth Cup. Together, the six reunite to share stories of their time at the club, while other talking heads offer their opinions on how it related to Manchester, and Britain, as a whole.