I have set it to record & i will watch it on my own whenever. I can't make the wife sit through it again.

ok sorry thought it was just you tube that had that ban

The book on which TSL was based upon was written by a Lupset lad called David Storey who attended QEGS and played RL for Leeds.

For those who like spotting little errors in films and the like; just watch when Richard Harris jumps off the bus at the top of Westgate. The bus is a Leeds City Transport AEC, which have never run in Wakefield. And er yes, I WAS a train spotter also.

Wish I was self isolating with you BG

them nights must fly by

I noticed the crowds had dropped off a lot by the end of the film.

Does anyone know what area the streets were, in the domestic scenes etc.

Mrs EW watched it all way through for first time.

Also Ken Trail (coach) and Paddy Armour (physio) in good scenes .

The street scenes were shot in Leeds, I believe, EW. Some of the scenes with William Hartnell were filmed at the old Thrum Hall ground of Halifax RLFC.

Or as we call it now, ASDA

Sad but true DJ.

Great stadium was thrum hall it was where I introduced my Mrs to the game on a very cold snowy winters day when fax played Wigan and lydon did a drop goal from the half way line to win in the dying seconds