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Biographien von Rugbists

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Sevens Heaven: The Beautiful Chaos of Fiji's Olympic Dream: WINNER OF THE TELEGRAPH SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR 2019

Autor: Ben Ryan

Taschenbuch, 30.05.2019

Crazy '08: How a Cast of Cranks, Rogues, Boneheads, and Magnates Created the Greatest Year in Baseball History

Autor: Cait N Murphy

Taschenbuch, 19.02.2008

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Autor: C. Terranova

Taschenbuch, 29.09.2023

Centre Stage

Autoren: Jamie Roberts, Ross Harries

Taschenbuch, 22.09.2022

Open Side: The Official Autobiography

Autor: Sam Warburton

Taschenbuch, 11.06.2020

Playgrounds of the Gods: A Year of Sporting Fantasy (Mainstream Sport)

Autor: Ian Stafford

Taschenbuch, 11.09.2000

Loyal: Todd Blackadder Story: The Todd Blackadder Story

Todd Blackadder, Phil Gifford

Gebundene Ausgabe

Shane: My Story

Delme Parfitt, Shane Williams

Taschenbuch

Shane Shane Williams has spent almost a decade thrilling the rugby world with his evasive running skills and a box of tricks that has left the best defences grasping thin air, disproving the notion that size matters in modern professional rugby. This title reveals the inside story of his incredible rugby career. Full description

Rainbow Warrior

Francois Pienaar, Edward Griffiths

Taschenbuch

And I did play on. It was only when my vision began to blur deep inside the second half that I realised it would be impossible for me to remain on the field. It had long since been irresponsible, but now I was being bloody minded. The 1995 Rugby Union World Cup in South Africa was a uniquely resonant sporting spectacle which thrilled T V millions across the world-that the battling Springboks should triumph on behalf of the fledgling < I> Rainbow Nation was pure Disney. But the stories behind the public drama were anything but fit for a family audience, as Springbok's captain Francois Pienaar reveals in his autobiography < I> Rainbow Warrior.

If you were in any doubt that professional sport, and rugby in particular, was a hard, sometimes vicious business, where team pride often sits uneasily with individual ambition, and money talks loudest of all, then this controversial book will set you straight.

From his rugby education fighting for the honour of Transvaal-both on and off the pitch-through the glory years captaining an all-conquering Springboks side as they stormed the national stage after decades in the wilderness, to his self-imposed exile in the English game with Saracens, < I> Rainbow Warrior is Pienaar's largely unsentimental reflection on an extraordinary career.

As the Union game continues to struggle with the challenges of professionalism-in all its forms-Pienaar's is a highly critical voice. He wastes no time in pinpointing the failings of the game's ruling bodies and argues that both for the Springboks and the game in general, the 1999 World Cup failed to effectively build on the momentum generated by the 1995 event.

But at the heart of this book is Pienaar's passion for the competitive game and for winning-with the emphasis firmly placed on the latter. -< I> Alex Hankin

Engage

Paul Kimmage

Taschenbuch

Engage The shocking, controversial, moving story of Matt Hampson, the rugby player who dislocated his neck and was paralysed in a England training session Full description

In the Line of Fire: The Inside Story from the Lions Head Coach

Warren Gatland

Taschenbuch

Bomb: My Autobiography

Adam Jones

Gebundene Ausgabe

Winning!: The path to Rugby World Cup glory

Clive Woodward

Taschenbuch

Winning! tells the story of the remarkable past six years - an unforgettable journey that began in September 1997 and took the team from the lower ranks of international first-class rugby to the top as World Cup Champions. Sir Clive Woodward and his team mounted a campaign of vast change, great learning, team building and clear vision to achieve their aim. ' We would question everything, change anything and leave no stone unturned, ' he writes. W I N N I N G! will talk about the team's journey of innovation and discovery and will reveal exactly how it happened, the fundamentals of their success and how these principles can be applied to any human endeavour. ' We changed the way we coached, the way we played and, of equal importance, how we operated off the field. ' Bringing his business management skills to the game, Woodward simplified the entire approach to the structure of the team and created new management systems both on and off the pitch. In an anecdotal style, Clive Woodward entertains and informs while he describes the thrilling build-up to England's World Cup triumph.

Eddie Jones: Rugby Maverick

Mike Colman

Gebundene Ausgabe

My Name'5 Doddie: The Autobiography

Doddie Weir

Gebundene Ausgabe

Rugby: The Game of My Life: Battling for England in the Professional Era

Rob Andrew

Audible Hörbuch

An exclusive look at England Rugby from a former player with a unique perspective. Nobody has spent as much time in the front line of rugby union's first two dramatic decades of professionalism - as a player, coach and administrator (blazer) - as Rob Andrew, or taken as much flak, all this in the wake of one of the most distinguished and successful of England Rugby playing careers.

From the collapse of amateurism at the ' Lomu' World Cup in 1995 to England's disastrous showing as hosts at the 2015 tournament, Rob Andrew offers a unique insider's account of the headline-grabbing events that saw England rugby scale the greatest heights by winning the 2003 World Cup before sinking to even greater depths with the sacking of coaches Andy Robinson, Brian Aston, Martin Johnson and Stuart Lancaster; the traumas of the global tournament in New Zealand in 2011, which Andrew describes as the 'worst year in the history of the R F U'; and the painful ignominy of becoming the first host nation ever to fail to make the knock-out stages of a World Cup.

Rob Andrew has strong views on the managerial and governance decisions made at key moments during his time at Twickenham, on the increasingly difficult challenges faced by the sport as different nations and stakeholders pursued different agendas and on the crucial importance of the need for enlightened and modern-style management across the sporting landscape as commercial pressures put traditional structures under ever greater strain.

Most importantly, Andrew gives his views on the individuals who took those far-reaching decisions that impacted so negatively on the national side as it tried to compete on the world stage. Rob Andrew examines in detail the successes and failures of English Rugby in the professional era, analysing the contributing factors to both winning and losing and looking forward to how England can learn from all of this and build to be the best team in the world.