Sports Docos

[Chris B.]

In their own words.

Here's the first 15 minutes on Youtube - appears the other parts are also there.

[canefan]

Listening to him recount events, you feel for Cane. And we came so close to winning, nail one of those two kicks (RM nailed one from almost the same place in an earlier game they featured in the doco), and we get a happy ending

[antipodean]

I couldn't bring myself to watch it. I'm still fucking furious at the rank incompetence of Barnes and Foley.

[canefan]

@antipodean said in Sports Docos:

I couldn't bring myself to watch it. I'm still fucking furious at the rank incompetence of Barnes and Foley.

The bit when they disallowed that brilliant try felt almost as shocking as it did on game day

[booboo]

@antipodean said in Sports Docos:

I couldn't bring myself to watch it. I'm still fucking furious at the rank incompetence of Barnes and Foley.

Ah, the worst ... no! must not go there ... therapist says ... think of happy place ...

[pakman]

The Boks were out on their feet waiting for the coup de grâce to be delivered.

[Tim]

In Their Own Words is very well edited. Compelling stuff.

[gt12]

The propaganda docos on YouTube for Razor are the opposite @Tim (not that Ive seen the ones you are referring to)

I don’t get it, the public want him and we as fans are in support. Why do we need the Kim il Jong videos to support the new hero?

[Tim]

@gt12 I tried to watch one and made it through about one minute. Nauseating.

In the video I posted, Sam Whitelock came across very well. Would have been a better captain than Cane. One commands respect, the other pity.

[MacDazzler]

I'm no fan of Jerry Jones or the Cowboys but I've enjoyed the first few episodes of the Netflix docuseries of their 90s dynasty.

[Wurzel]

Highly recommend this. One of NZ’s greatest - yet under appreciated - sports stories…