Neil Jenkins Documentary Part 1

[@robertroberts870]

I have been a Ponty supporter since 1989. I was working as security on a function in Caerphilly Castle ( a wedding reception as I remember ) during the '90's and hadn't met Neil up until that point. He was not part of the wedding reception in the afternoon but turned up in the evening, sporting a plain white t-shirt and jeans and a little worse for wear. He said, "Hiya butt!" and made his weary way up to the bright lights and loud music of the Great Hall. I was so awestruck that I didn't even ask to see his invitation. He must have been on the guest list as we nor the police were called to eject him!

[@Red-Revolution708]

Ponty who are they?

[@jsd5670]

A very enjoyable watch.

[@draig1]

Greatest goal kicker of all time

[@ishy2step]

My second daughter would have been called Neil Scott (if she'd been a boy) after the win at Wembley in 1999. Probably Wales most unsung players - how many teams would love to have a Neil at 10 today?

[@ayodejiogunbiyi625]

Legend

[@MogzThom123]

Llantwit Fardre for life

[@feolender2938]

born in llantwit, developed in beddau

[@craig9247]

@@feolender2938 Beddau boy here I agree

[@Red-Revolution708]

he does not get the recognism he deserves.

[@grandslam1998]

Proper Tidy Player.

[@currankerman2349]

Cracking documentary spoiled by an over use of crap stock BBC music.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

John Lennon working class hero is not crap