Rugby star Bryony Cleall ready to prove doubters wrong with new 'Wear the Rose' documentary

Red Rose Bryony Cleall is ready to prove the doubters wrong with a new one-of-a-kind documentary following the England women's rugby team. The 30-year-old from Norwich hopes viewers who are sceptical of women's rugby will see exactly what has gone into building an all-conquering side who have been ranked No.1 for almost two years. Ad 'Wear the Rose: An England Rugby Dream', a two-part behind-the-scenes documentary which has been co-funded by O2 and the RFU, will be aired on 3 and 4 October on ITV and available on the ITV Hub.

RugbyGareth Thomas's team ready to Tackle the Cardiff Half27/09/2022 AT 13:44 «The people that are going to be shown in the documentary are, I think, some of the most inspiring people you could meet,» the Wasps prop said. «And when you add that to the dedication they put into our sport and then, how successful they are. »Turn off the Premier League and have a look at some inspiring stories, it's giving you an opportunity to see what truly happens in women's sport.

«If you believe that women shouldn't be playing rugby, come and have a look. If you believe that we turn up and we put some bibs on and have a stretch, come, and have a look. »If you think that we're not fully professional, come and have a look.

If you think we play with smaller balls and on a smaller pitch, come and have a look. «Are your beliefs true or false? And I think this documentary will show you the truth.» Cleall will be tuning in when the first episode of the documentary premieres on ITV on 3 October at 10:50pm and she will also watch from home as England embark on their quest to be world champions. The TikTok Women's Six Nations Grand Slam winner just missed out on the 32-strong Red Roses squad for the tour in New Zealand which