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A Miscellany of Rugby’s World Cup: Facts, History, Statistics and Trivia 1987-2019
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A Miscellany of Rugby’s World Cup will transport you directly into the thrilling history of the greatest event in global rugby union. Here’s a treasure trove of insider facts, fantastic feats, firsts and lasts, records and stats – covering every nation and every star player to have made their mark in a tournament now watched by 120 million fans worldwide. John White leads you through all the highs and lows and unforgettable moments from Rugby World Cup’s 1995 inception, ushering in the sport’s professional era, right through to Japan 2019 and the competition’s ninth edition. Relive the greatest games and the finest individual performances. Compile your own Rugby World Cup Fantasy XV. Recall the captains, the record try scorers, the youngest and oldest, the longest drop goals and the strangest conversions. And every time you discover an elusive nugget and say to yourself, ‘I never knew that,’ rest assured John will soon enlighten you with a follow-up to leave you even more amazed. To the victor go the spoils!
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Additional information
| Publisher | First Edition (2 Sept. 2019), Pitch Publishing Ltd |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 240 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1785315617 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1785315619 |
| Dimensions | 14.4 x 2.54 x 22.2 cm |
by joe
Good book , would’ve been nice if more information on all the matches at the world cup were included , but apart from that a good book
by user
Good book, but I found a few mistakes that makes it feel like the book was not properly fact checked and maybe rushed. As an example: Andrew Mehrtens did NOT play for South Africa (Springboks). That to me is fundamental in a book about Facts, History, Statistics and Trivia. This makes me wonder if I should rather read this book with a pinch of salt.