
Wales haven't qualified for a major football tournament since 1958. When the young national manager, Gary Speed, tragically took his own life in 2011 a youthful side and nation was left devastated. Qualification felt further away than ever and less important. Fast forward to 2015; spurred on by the enduring memory of the late manager Wales have qualified for Euro 2016. But how will they fare?... (Full plot summary below)
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Wales haven't qualified for a major football tournament since 1958. When the young national manager, Gary Speed, tragically took his own life in 2011 a youthful side and nation was left devastated. Qualification felt further away than ever and less important. Fast forward to 2015; spurred on by the enduring memory of the late manager Wales have qualified for Euro 2016. But how will they fare?
Leave your thoughts about Don't Take Me Home.
| Radio TimesStephen CartyThe team's story is inspiring, uplifting and infectious. Happily, the same can be said about the film. |
| GuardianGwilym MumfordThis is a fairly workaday affair, but in its brisk, cheerful telling it does a solid job of evoking the thrill of the Dragons' unlikely run. |
| Times (UK)Kate MuirFans of the Welsh underdogs that made good will enjoy reliving memories and Gareth Bale's goals, but there is little here for the general viewer. |
| User ReviewDAVID GJonny Owen's tells the underdog story perfectly. The audience clapped when Robson-Kanu scored and at the end of the movie also.Great cinema experience even if you are not a footy fan. A bit like the first Rocky movie, but this of course was true! |
| User ReviewAntony B"i just dont want to go to work" |