Agree found it quite emotional , some big back stories and sacrifices ,
puts things right into perspective , well done to all involved .

Hello to all my friends in Warrington. A fantastic program great how the club has facilitated the disabled rugby team We really enjoyed the whole documentary. All the best to to lads who represented Warrington and all the other teams in disabled rugby league fair play to the the lads and lasses you're the best keep on playing

Watched this last night as I'd saved it to watch with the gf who is a Wire fan.

I echo all the other positive comments. Well worth watching and brought a lump to the throat and a tear to the eye. Excellent stuff!

I finally got around to watching this last night – and what a great documentary it was. It had a bit of everything – at times funny, sad, brutally honest, heart-warming and uplifting. As other people have commented on this thread, it was humbling to watch. Rugby league is a tough sport and it’s a given that you need courage to play the game, but when you consider the physical and mental challenges that these guys need to overcome, their effort and dedication is remarkable. What about that guy who drives up from Devon every week for training? Mind you, if his speed on the roads is anything like his pace on the pitch, the journey would take him no time! Massive congratulations to everyone involved with our PDRL team, both on and off the pitch. They make me feel really proud to be a Wire.

Adam Hills is taking on the Wire Flyer at HT of tonight's game.

And wins !!!