Urge everyone to watch the Adam Hills documentary on Channel 4 about the Warrington PDRL team.

Not only is it great exposure for the club and it tells a brilliant heartwarming journey, makes you appreciate the work the club does for the local community. Well done to every PDRL player involved, inspiring stuff and thoroughly enjoyable to watch.

Shed a tear.
Not too proud to say.
Was heartwarming.

Was absolutely brilliant. Honestly didnt think they went that hard in - they were fantastic, will be watching next time they play. Well done Wire. Has to be one of our club's greatest achievements.

Great watch. As you say Ratticus, some bone crunching tackles. Great credit to all involved

Recorded it but not watched it yet.

Adam Hills was wearing his Warrington Christmas sweater on the Last Leg too!

Great try saving tackle by Hills at headingley as well!

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

Totally agree with all of the above brilliant viewing

Thanks for that insight. I'm looking forward to watching it whilst nursing a hangover tomorrow.

Watched the recording this afternoon.

I found it very humbling and made me count my blessings.

Highly recommended viewing for those of you who haven`t seen it yet.

Massive respect to all those involved - wow

I noticed this in the schedules and have sky+'d it, and always intended to watch it. Will put it further up the list of things to do.

I trended on twitter held in 3nd only by the election.

Best advert for RL in an age. Really should beat the drum with this stuff as despite all the negatives around our sport at the minute (something i focus on a lot) when RL gets it right it does it better than any other sport.

Well said Ratty

Fantastic programme.

I don't usually post on facethingy but I did about this to urge others to watch it.
I also wrote to the club and C4 to give my congratulations.

It puts any 'problems' I may have into perspective.

Those guys are truly inspirational.

I can only echo what's been said by all the previous posters.

It was a brilliant, inspiring and humbling watch. Fantastic work from all involved. Proud to be a wire and a RL supporter. Superb stuff!

Just finished watching it and will watch it again at some point. Well done to everybody involved at the Wire.....and Leeds, Wakefield, South Sydney, and wherever else PDRL is played.

You guys are a massive inspiration and this programme should be required viewing for everyone that plays for Warrington at whatever level - this is what it means to represent the Wire!

I thought it gave out a great all-inclusive message about rugby league & it was great to see the enthusiasm & commitment from the players in doing something they love.
Well done to all concerned.

It was well edited and good to marginalise our parent team. It's was almost wholly about PDRL.
I particularly liked the individual insights...the difficulties each battle.

The only thing I found slightly odd, about the whole excellent show, was that the events actually happened over 12 months ago ! https://warringtonwolves.com/pdrl-side- ... ce-launch/

The only thing I found slightly odd, about the whole excellent show, was that the events actually happened over 12 months ago ! https://warringtonwolves.com/pdrl-side- ... ce-launch/

It wasn't a soap opera...and even they are 2 months behind. They'd be so much material filmed over a 2 or 3 year period to produce this documentary.
The timing was good for me. Nice election diversion.

Quote ="shinymcshine"The only thing I found slightly odd, about the whole excellent show, was that the events actually happened over 12 months ago ! https://warringtonwolves.com/pdrl-side- ... ce-launch/'" Putting together a 60 minute doc (minus ad break time) with filming at multiple locations is a big piece of work, plus then you have to get a date sceduled with the broadcaster. A very inspiring film that deserves a wide audience, as it entertained, informed and enlightened in equal measure. Big raps to the speedy winger bloke who drives to training and back from Devon!

Quote ="shinymcshine"The only thing I found slightly odd, about the whole excellent show, was that the events actually happened over 12 months ago ! https://warringtonwolves.com/pdrl-side- ... ce-launch/'" Putting together a 60 minute doc (minus ad break time) with filming at multiple locations is a big piece of work, plus then you have to get a date sceduled with the broadcaster. A very inspiring film that deserves a wide audience, as it entertained, informed and enlightened in equal measure. Big raps to the speedy winger bloke who drives to training and back from Devon!

I thought Adam's trip from London on the train was mad enough, plus getting from Bank Quay to training and back. Fantastic to see the dedication from them.

Really liked the documentary, it also put over that we are more than just a rugby club. Lots of really inspirational people.

Hope that the club puts some more PDRL as curtain raisers, and/or a bit at half time. They deserve big crowds.

For those people that didn`t view/record the programme. The show can still be watched on All4 at https://www.channel4.com/programmes/catchup Well worth seeing,

For those people that didn`t view/record the programme. The show can still be watched on All4 at https://www.channel4.com/programmes/catchup Well worth seeing,