was looking to record that on my tivo box but dont think i can, hope it's going on the iplayer.

I did enjoy that, I must admit.

Who's this Prof Tony Collins then? What's his normal output like?

superb show, we should get the presenter to present the CC.
it showed our game in a great light especially our attitude to black player, 1986 before a black player player for wales. that could have been a show on its own.

the RFU and WRU were shown up for what fascists there were and still are. everybody should see this show and we would win tonnes of new fans, but suspect the RFU would have it banned.

Quote ="Anthony Jones"I did enjoy that, I must admit. Who's this Prof Tony Collins then? What's his normal output like?'" Tony Collins is a Rugby (both codes) historian, writer etc, and has written a number of books on the subject. His book about the great split "1895 And All That" is a good read. www.dmu.ac.uk/about-dmu/academic ... llins.aspx

Quote ="Anthony Jones"I did enjoy that, I must admit. Who's this Prof Tony Collins then? What's his normal output like?'" Tony Collins is a Rugby (both codes) historian, writer etc, and has written a number of books on the subject. His book about the great split "1895 And All That" is a good read. www.dmu.ac.uk/about-dmu/academic ... llins.aspx

Finally got round to watching this. A superb documentary and an eye opener to what some of our much loved legends went through. As others have said, RU's loss was leagues gain and many who switched will be club legends in another 100 years. Boston at Wigan, Jones at Leeds, Foster at Bradford, Risman at Salford. Imagine not having these players associated with their respected clubs.

Lewis Jones has a stand named after him at his village RU club, Gorseinon.