Being dropped by England and almost losing her legs | Rosie Galligan | Stronger Than You Think
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- čas přidán 7. 05. 2024
- For the launch of the new World Rugby W channel on CZcams, we're taking things back to the start, by releasing the full episodes of Stronger Than You Think.
In the opening episode of series one, England Red Rose Rosie Galligan speaks to presenter Ashleigh Wilmot about her then move to Harlequins, her emotions around being dropped by England and she recalls the time when she contracted bacterial meningitis and almost lost her legs.
You can watch every episode of Stronger Than You Think for free on RugbyPass TV: rugbypass.tv/playlist/20592
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Great interview/chat. Thank you Ashleigh for letting Rosie talk. TY Rosie for being a great wonderful and inspiration.
So well spoken .... what a great Ambassador for Women's Rugby World Wide. So inspirational for all genders , athletes and non athletes.. Good job moderating this video Ash.
Note to Rosie: we like to see the ladies laughing and having fun while being competitive.
The Black Ferns management blew it big time when the team got a huge reality check after being embarrassed and quite frankly humiliated after the Red Roses handed them a reminder that those England players from the 2022 WRWC were and still determined to have their day in the sun and nothing short of absolute payback will suffice. I watched the faces of the Red Roses were steely eyed quiet with no emotion. I turned to my mates and we shook our heads. The silence was deafening.
Love the idea of the dedicated channel. If I can have one request as an Englishfan - can you post the PAC4 games please? They're impossible to find here and I like to track the opposition
You can watch every game of the Pacific Nations Series live and for free on RugbyPass TV: rugbypass.tv/home
All the England elite women players look fitter now, than they were four years ago.
Huh?
@@timwannell6477 What part of that statement do you find challenging?
Why do people with no skills think they can be interviewers just because they once played a sport?