Spirit Entertainment Wales Grand Slam 2005 - The Year Of The Dragon

Wales Grand Slam 2005 - The Year Of The Dragon

They had to wait 27 years but in the end it was worth it. In the 2005 RBS Six Nations Championship Wales swept all before them to win an historic Grand Slam. The success was achieved in exhilarating fashion under coach Mike Ruddock who had given his players a Licence To Thrill . And thrill they did with superb successive wins over England, Italy, France, Scotland and finally Ireland in an atmosphere at the Millennium Stadium that no-one who was lucky enough to be there will ever forget.Throughout the champion no-one could live with their skill, pace, attacking vision, all round ability and down-right refusal to contemplate defeat. It really was 'All for one and one for all' for a group of players who had known the hard times but who came through adversity together and, when it really mattered, delivered.This two and a half hour official programme charts every detail of their memorable season, one in which new stars made their name. Full highlights and every try from every game are included, as well as exclusive interviews with Mike Ruddock, Gavin Henson, Martyn Williams, Stephen Jones, Gethin Jenkins, Tom Shanklin and Robert Sidoli. We hear first hand from the players who made it happen in the greatest year for Welsh rugby in a generation. And this is only the beginning....., They had to wait 27 years but in the end it was worth it. In the 2005 RBS Six Nations Championship Wales swept all before them to win an historic Grand Slam. The success was achieved in exhilarating fashion under coach Mike Ruddock who had given his players a Licence To Thrill . And thrill they did with superb successive wins over England, Italy, France, Scotland and finally Ireland in an atmosphere at the Millennium Stadium that no-one who was lucky enough to be there will ever forget.Throughout the champion no-one could live with their skill, pace, attacking vision, all round ability and down-right refusal to contemplate defeat. It really was 'All for one and one for all' for a group of pla...