Chair skills, quick brain - how O'Neill adapted to wheelchair rugby league

Finlay O'Neill thought his sporting days were over when his dislocated a knee at the age of 16. Now he is preparing to play a part in England's bid to retain the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup.

Chair skills, quick brain - how O'Neill adapted to wheelchair rugby league

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