Engage
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Engage
Just read the review of Matt's book "Engage" in RugbyWorld. Will be getting this next week.
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It's not the winning or losing but the taking apart which matters.
It's not the winning or losing but the taking apart which matters.
Re: Engage
Have got one on order - really looking forward to reading it.
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The review was outstanding by the way. The reviewer says:
'This is a big call to make but no amount of head-scratching contemplation has prompted recall of a finer rugby book than this. And your reviewer has read hundreds'
The reviewer goes on:
'The basic ingredients were there - a promising career cut short by tragic misfortune, and award-winning author to tell the tale. But the quality and ingenuity of the narrative takes your breath away'
He goes on to give the book a 5-star rating.
Mine is on pre-order with Amazon.
'This is a big call to make but no amount of head-scratching contemplation has prompted recall of a finer rugby book than this. And your reviewer has read hundreds'
The reviewer goes on:
'The basic ingredients were there - a promising career cut short by tragic misfortune, and award-winning author to tell the tale. But the quality and ingenuity of the narrative takes your breath away'
He goes on to give the book a 5-star rating.
Mine is on pre-order with Amazon.
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Re: Engage
Mine on order too. Chatted to Matt about its imminent publication about a year ago. What do editor's DO? Really looking forward to reading it. Every tiger fan needs to get a copy
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Sounds like a decent purchase for the old man's book shelf!
"I bought it for you..........Honest dad!"
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