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Review: The Winter Game: Rediscovering the Passion of Rugby
5 February 2012 By
The Winter Game: Rediscovering the Passion of Rugby Beginning with England’s triumphant World Cup win in November 2003 and culminating with the Lions Tour of New Zealand, Todd R. Nicholls examines rugby at each level in the major countries in which it is played. The author covers the origins, aims, and achievements of both the [...]
Review: Total Rugby: Fifteen-man Rugby for Coach and Player
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Review: The Tiny Book of Rugby Jokes
1 February 2012 By
The Tiny Book of Rugby Jokes More of the world’s best jokes, this time in tiny, gift-size format. Perfect for rugby fans and critics alike. This collection of witticisms is the latest in the Tiny Joke book series — the pocket size companions for humour junkies. Rugby afficionadoes and sports fans in general will love [...]
Review: Rugby (Speed Agility & Quickness)
31 January 2012 By
Rugby (Speed Agility & Quickness) As used by the world’s top Rugby union teams; Speed is what separates the best players from the rest. But to succeed in the sport today, all rugby players are expected to be able to run, side-step, jump, tackle and control the ball quickly and accurately. SAQ is a revolutionary [...]
Review: Rugby Union and Globalization: An Odd-Shaped World (Global Culture and Sport)
29 January 2012 By
Rugby Union and Globalization: An Odd-Shaped World (Global Culture and Sport) In 1995 rugby union finally became a professional sport following more than a century as an amateur game. This book offers a critical analysis of the sport in the professional era and assesses the relationship between the local and the global in contemporary rugby union. [...]
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Review: Rugby Training (Training S.)
26 January 2012 By
Rugby Training (Training S.) Rugby Union is now as sophisticated as any other sport in terms of training and techniques. This is a complete preparation program for players and coaches of all playing levels, whether amateur or professional. Includes 100 drills for individual or group practices. List Price: $ 25.00 Price:
Review: In Pursuit of Bill: A Comprehensive History of the Rugby World Cup
24 January 2012 By
In Pursuit of Bill: A Comprehensive History of the Rugby World Cup (NOTE: THIS BOOK INCLUDES IMAGES AND A FULL REVIEW OF THE 2007 TOURNAMENT). When Sir Nicholas Shehadie received a late-night phone call from his co-chairman of the organising committee on the eve of the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987, he was expecting [...]
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Review: How to Play Rugby My Way
23 January 2012 By
How to Play Rugby My Way HOW TO PLAY RUGBY MY WAY is a practical, highly illustrated, hands-on instruction manual in which Jonny reveals and explains in detail the skills and expert techniques that have made him one of the worlds greatest rugby players. Aimed at teenagers who already know the basics, but equally applicable [...]
Review: The Rugby Revolution: The Explosive Inside Story of the Power Politics that Created the Greatest Team in the World
21 January 2012 By
The Rugby Revolution: The Explosive Inside Story of the Power Politics that Created the Greatest Team in the World In 1995, British rugby went open, became professional, and was to change forever. This book reveals the intricate machinations of the media moguls, the players, and their agents in their determination to make this transition happen. [...]
Review: The Changing Face of Rugby: The Union Game and Professionalism since 1995
19 January 2012 By
The Changing Face of Rugby: The Union Game and Professionalism since 1995 In 1995 rugby union became the last significant international sport to sanction professionalism. To some this represented an undesirable challenge to the traditions of the game. To others the change was inevitable and overdue an acknowledgment of both the realty of modern sport [...]
Review: You Know You’re a Rugby Fanatic When…
16 January 2012 By
You Know You’re a Rugby Fanatic When… You know you’re a rugby fanatic when… …your Facebook profile photo is a close-up of your latest injury …you need to have at least three simultaneous injuries before you tell your captain you can’t play. If this sounds all too familiar, read on to discover whether you’re truly [...]
Review: Rugby’s Great Split: Class, Culture and the Origins of Rugby League Football (Sport in the Global Society)
14 January 2012 By
Rugby’s Great Split: Class, Culture and the Origins of Rugby League Football (Sport in the Global Society) Since it’s first publication, Rugby’s Great Split has established itself as a classic in the field of sport history. Drawing on an unprecedented range of sources, this deeply researched and highly readable book traces the social, cultural and [...]
Review: From The Sheds: Tales Of A Rugby League Life and Other Tales from a Rugb y League Life
13 January 2012 By
From The Sheds: Tales Of A Rugby League Life and Other Tales from a Rugb y League Life From the Sheds is Matthew Johns’ fascinating, frequently hilarious look behind the scenes of Rugby League. The creator of the self-confessed Aussie legend Reg Reagan – as well as a tough competitor who notched up almost 200 [...]
