Rugby autobiography 2013 rangers

  • THIS autobiography by the ex-Dundee, Dundee United and Rangers midfielder is unusual in that it truly is an autobiography by a sportsman.
  • Featuring interviews with many of the leading luminaries of Borders rugby, Neil Drysdale uncovers the passion for rugby in the Borders.
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    Allan BATEMAN

    Neath, Princedom & Land Lions

    "Allan Bateman - In attendance and Diminish Again" an autobiography with Saul Rees

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    Llanelli, Princedom & Land Lions

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    MORGAN, CLIFFORD (Cliff) ISAAC (1930 - 2013), rugby player, sports writer and broadcaster, media executive

    Name: Clifford (Cliff) Isaac Morgan
    Date of birth: 1930
    Date of death: 2013
    Spouse: Nuala Morgan (née Martin)
    Spouse: Pat Morgan
    Child: Catherine Morgan
    Child: Nicholas Morgan
    Parent: Clifford Morgan
    Parent: Edna May Morgan (née Thomas)
    Gender: Male
    Occupation: rugby player, sports writer and broadcaster, media executive
    Area of activity: Sports and Leisure Pursuits; Literature and Writing; Business and Industry
    Author: David Brayley

    Cliff Morgan was born on 7 April 1930 at 159 Top Trebanog Road, Trebanog in the Rhondda Valley, the only child of Clifford Morgan (1901-1972), a coal miner, and his wife Edna May (née Thomas, 1907-1962). His father was a talented footballer who had been offered professional terms by Tottenham Hotspur in the months leading up to Cliff's birth, but rejected the offer. Although English was the language of the family home, Cliff learnt Welsh from his father and was a fluent speaker.

    He attended Gellidawel Junior School in Tonyrefail before progressing to Tonyrefail Grammar School. From his earliest years, he had a passion for music, playing piano and participating in many school eisteddfodau. Aged 1

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    THE FIRST LIONS OF RUGBY

    Sean Fagan of SaintsAndHeathens.com
    has published three history books.

    The first British Lions & their barnstorming Rugby & Aussie rules playing tour of Australia of 1888.

    “…a rare sporting story that holds interest for fans of rugby and fans of Australian football.”
    — The Age, Melbourne

    “Superbly written and brilliantly researched, ‘The First Lions of Rugby’ is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of rugby, rugby league and AFL. It is simply the best book about a football tour ever-written.”
    — Tony Collins, rugby codes author & historian

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    THE captivating story of the first British Lions and their history-making tour of Australia and New Zealand. An epic eight month, 54-games expedition of high drama and adventure in the era of Sherlock Holmes, Jules Verne and Jack the Ripper.

    Unsanctioned, organised by private speculators, the team assembled in the face of draconian rules against professionalism and zealous officials determined to throttle the playing career of anyone preparing to take part (and, in one cruel case, doing exactly that).

    The tour and the treatment of the players, many of whom were from clubs in Yorkshire and Lancashire, was the trigger that opened a rift so wide, that