Watersplash Final documentary?

[shaun mc 910]

Just caught up with it today, cracking documentary. Keeping it to watch again as my co-Wembley travellers are visiting in a few weeks and I may put it on for them

[OriginalMrC 1,029]

Also just caught up with this today. Was a really poignant watch and was really well put together. One of the best sporting documentarys I've watched 

[koli 46]

On 14/05/2018 at 4:51 AM, fieldofclothofgold said:

The crowds went into decline in the early 60s 63-64 after the post war boom which every sport enjoyed

The decline began in the mid 50s n the low was reached in the mid 70s.SL average crowds at Leeds,Wigan,Warrington,Hull n Saints are back to around early 1960s levels.A  big difference is the decline of cup crowds.

[Bedford Roughyed 5,444]

They showed this again on BBC2 this morning.  Was a great program. 

Was Neil Fox confident in his playing days?  (thought he came across as a cocky sod, not a bad attribute for a rugby player to be fair!)

Will be on the iPlayer for the next 30 days.

[sentoffagain2 513]

19 hours ago, Bedford Roughyed said:

They showed this again on BBC2 this morning.  Was a great program. 

Was Neil Fox confident in his playing days?  (thought he came across as a cocky sod, not a bad attribute for a rugby player to be fair!)

Will be on the iPlayer for the next 30 days.

  Neil was confident but not cocky and he was a TEAM PLAYER.Some spectators thought he lacked pace but i watched him in training and he could match wingers over 50 mtrs.