A stunning visual history of the Rugby World Cup, telling stories from on and off the pitch.
Brendan Gallagher was a rugby union reporter, columnist and feature writer for the Daily Telegraph, specialising in rugby, cycling, athletics, basketball and cricket. He co-authored the autobiography of Ireland and Lions captain Brian O'Driscoll and, most recently, the autobiography of three-time Olympic gold medal winner, Bradley Wiggins, In Pursuit of Glory. He is also the author of The Games: Britain's Olympic and Paralympic Journey to London 2012 and Sporting Supermen.
Striking images from the fringes of rugby featured in [this] new
photo book, which also covers the big names and games. One for your
coffee table.
*Sport*
The Rugby World Cup by Brendan Gallagher is billed the definitive
photographic history and that it surely is.
*Epoch Times*
The work is much more than images, containing as it does anecdotes,
charts, marker moments, the entire progression of the Cup that had
its start as a limited summer event into what is now a global feast
for sports fans everywhere. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
*Sportsology.com*
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