History is written by the winners as they say.
I do feel this is more political documentary in favor of UFEA than an impartial approach.
I was not a fan of the super league and believe in the big clubs paying it down to grass roots. I'm glad the fans won, not UFEA as it does feel like they have monopoly. Fair play is a joke and them controlling and being their regulators is a bit crazy.
I do respect a lot of the people in the program that stood up to stop it and thank them, whatever their motivation.
It's an ok documentary, but leaves you with a lot of questions. It's worth a watch, but go in with an open mind as it does try to sway you each way as it goes along.
It's also missing some rather important interviews and data.
I do feel this is more political documentary in favor of UFEA than an impartial approach.
I was not a fan of the super league and believe in the big clubs paying it down to grass roots. I'm glad the fans won, not UFEA as it does feel like they have monopoly. Fair play is a joke and them controlling and being their regulators is a bit crazy.
I do respect a lot of the people in the program that stood up to stop it and thank them, whatever their motivation.
It's an ok documentary, but leaves you with a lot of questions. It's worth a watch, but go in with an open mind as it does try to sway you each way as it goes along.
It's also missing some rather important interviews and data.