No Woman No Try

I loved this documentary. Really talks about the inequalities in sports and how easy it is to have all sports on same playing field. Not sure why so many ratings of 1 but of course no reviews explaining why. Started playing myself 34 years ago and played D2 on at my university as a club sport in its second year. Women's started the next year and we supported each other in every aspect of the game on and off the pitch. This is definitely a way to move forward showing how all should play and it should equal access to all players and same opportunities to play professionally and be equal in every way.

Great film and a must watch. Really helped understand the struggles that women face in rugby. Great use of female role models within the sport, amazing to see the growing support that this film has created and hopefully more to come.

A brilliant documentary giving an insight into the lives of female rugby players and the day to day challenges they face and overcome to excel in their sport.

This documentary tackles wider issues around visibility of Women's sport and why now is the time to invest in Women's sport!

I watched No Woman No Try with my boyfriend this evening and we were totally engrossed. Firstly, shaunaugh brown is an icon. Secondly, not to undermine SB but all the women featured in this film are icons.

So much honesty from everyone being interviewed about their experiences, and I'm sure so so relatable to so many in rugby and in other womens sports. If you are a human, you will relate.

Thank you to all involved in making this film for giving our sport room to have its voice heard. I only hope we can use this as a platform to grow the game more.

Respectfully, this is me begging for a follow on series following players experiences at grass roots and premiership levels.

Best thing I've watched completely agree with everything said.

It is one of the best ways that the struggles in women's rugby has been talked about and it is so motivational to see other women in rugby tell their story's and show how we can help women's rugby progress.

100% recommend.