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Rated no7 in dave mclarens ten best books on rugby, a secondhand hardback with dust wrapper in good condition. Rugby sevens is a faster and more freeflowing game of rugby than the fifteens. This link takes you to the latest edition, but theres nearly 30 years of history to this book. Played with seven per side on the samesized field as fifteens means fewer defenders with more space to cover and a far faster pace. With rugby books including autobiographies from some of the true greats or inside knowledge on the six nations and grand slams, we also have some of the best rugby books to impress your friends and family, with quiz books and fact books galore. Alun carter experienced the highs and lows of the wales national rugby squad th. One of the great books in all of sport, not just rugby.
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