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How to Watch a Game of Rugby
"In How to Watch a Game of Rugby, Zavos shares his love and kwledge of the sport with wit and warmth, and passes on some illuminating pointers. Anyone who has ever wondered what the difference is between a ruck and a maul, or a fly half and a fullback, will find this book illuminating. But if you already kw the answers - and believe, like the author, that 'the good watcher of rugby is the one who is passionate about the game' - prepare to be indulged." --Publisher description.
Faith of Our Fathers
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Watching the Rugby World Cup
From one of the country's most perceptive, controversial and intelligent rugby writers, this is all you need to prepare yourself for those bleary nights in front of the television watching the 2007 Rugby World Cup.
Winters of Revenge
A history of rugby games and tours between New Zealand and South Africa since 1921, including the social background and politics associated with the game. Some historical cartoons are included. The author was Ford Rugby Writer of the Year in 1995, and has written a biography of Sir Robert Muldoon.
How to Watch the Rugby World Cup 2011
Since the Rugby World Cup tournament began in 1987, its powerful players, speed-charged runs, soaring kicks, brutal scrums and controversial refereeing decisions have gripped billions of people around the world. In 2011, the tournament returns to its birthplace, New Zealand, where teams from 20 qualifying nations will battle to win rugby's most coveted prize. For players and coaches, this is the ultimate test. Will Robbie Deans bring the Wallabies to glory? Can Graham Henry's All Blacks break their 20-year jinx? Will reigning champions South Africa overcome a season of disasters, or England recapture the brilliance of its 2003 victory? Can France, Wales, Scotland or Ireland win for the first time? Will a newly emerging team such as Argentina shock the world? Zavos also unveils the inside stories and controversies surrounding all six Rugby World Cup tournaments to date. This is a book that thrills from start to finish.
Crusade
""Crusade" is the first full length study of the Social Credit movement in New Zealand. It is a fascinating story of how a once derided group of men and women whose ideas on politics and money were dismissed as "flat earth" have created an organisation which in 1981 threatens to upset the traditional political order in New Zealand. The Social Credit story begins with two extraordinary men -- Major Douglas, the originator of the Social Credit theory, and the Reverend William Aberhart, the winner of the landslide victory in Alberta in 1935 and the first Social Crediter to hold political power. "Crusade" documents the careers of these two men and analyses their impact on the Social Credit movem...
The Real Muldoon
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The Golden Wallabies
The story of Australia's Golden Wallabies rugby team. Topics include how the Wallabies won the 1991 and 1999 World Cups, their Olympic gold medal win and an overview of a half-century of Wallaby success stories. Includes index and appendix. Author has been the rugby columnist for the 'Sydney Morning Herald' for the past 20 years. He has written five books on rugby and won the 1995 Ford Rugby Writer of the Year.
Gold and the Black
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