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St. Patty's rugby tournament kicks off Saturday
Savannah Morning News - Mar 12, 2010
The Savannah Shamrocks' Mike White, center, is tackled by Irish II's Gavin Hyland, left, and David Bayley, right, during last year's St. Patrick's Day Rugby ... Rugby-All Black Ellison to move to Japan
Reuters UK - Mar 12, 2010
Ellison would activate a get-out clause in his New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) contract and miss the domestic provincial championship for Wellington, ... The Green Zone: Rugby players fearlessly use fistful of knuckles
The Mirror - Mar 11, 2010
Rugby women Froke, sophomore Katie Grems, junior April Bauer and freshman Tina Nagel emerge into a scrum during practice last week at the Elmen ...

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Rugby books

Invictus: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation

by: John Carlin
Overcoming adversity is my favorite genre and 'Invictus' is about overcoming adversity again and again and again. I love this book!
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Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation

by: John Carlin
Awe inspiring. Carlin gives enough back history of South Africa and the poltical tension that preceeded the 1995 World Cup Rugby game to make you want to stand up and cheer at the end of the book.
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Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation

by: John Carlin
This is not a book about a rugby game--it is a story of the brilliance of Nelson Mandela and his leadership skills that allowed South Africa to transition from the apartheid era to a more inclusive democracy. If you have recently seen and enjoyed the movie "Invictus", this book will provide a whole lot more depth and complexity to the story. Having spent more than 13 months living in South Africa in the last four years, I have read scores of books about South Africa and Africa. This is one of the most enjoyable and informative of the bunch.
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Rugby For Dummies

by: Mathew Brown, Patrick Guthrie, Greg Growden
A very interesting book with very clear explanations and a full comprehensible vocabulary. I am not an english speaking man, but I can understand almost the whole of the text withouth effort. And this although it is a technical mate. I recommend it to everybody with interest in rugby.


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