Adam Hills Take his legs all 4

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  1. Redhelen

    Redhelen Well-Known Member

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    Only on catch up for another couple of days but well worth a watch. It's about him joining a disability rugby league team at Warrington wolves. Puts the Meggan Harry furore in context. Must admit I teared up at parts of it.
     
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    It was a great program I watched it when it was on over Xmas and I found it brought a lump to my throat as well. Some amazing people involved in that.
    I also think Adam Hills is a great bloke (shame he is an Aussie) he does great work for those with disabilities - I usually forget he has only 1.5 legs
    He is also a great comedian - seen him live and he is very funny and never offensive

    anyone who hasnt seen it I agree totally with @Redhelen its well worth a watch
     
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    Started to watch it this morning and thought I would download it so that my good lady could watch it also. Very good program and looking forward to watching the rest of it later.
     
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    The programme was absolutely fantastic. Really really enjoyed it and it was had not to become fully invested in the concept. Not only does it show how a sport can be a fantastic form of therapy it shows how important it is to have people around you to pull you through the bad times.

    A friend of mine plays for the Wakefield PDRL team (cropped up on the documentary - he’s a big bugger, you can’t miss him). They played as a curtain raiser at Old Trafford before the Grand Final. Each team had a legend spot, wakeys was former Cronulla, NSW Captain and Australia front rower Paul Gallen. What an fabulous opportunity for those guys.

    Great concept!
     
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