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Martin Johnson Autobiography
Martin Johnson is the towering second row forward who has come to set the standards of what a professional rugby player should do. His drive and physical presence mean that he is a natural leader on the pitch - and off it, too. In this, his long-awaited autobiography, he looks at the changing world of rugby. He explains why he led the England team to the brink of a strike
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Published
August 2nd 2004
by Headline
(first published November 28th 2003)
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Having hated England way back in high school for taking what was possibly the world cup that put Professional Rugby on the world's map, I have over the years taken time to review how the magic of 2002 - 2003 England team all came together. I have re-watched matches, read books (now this is my second) and pulled up old articles.
Martin Johnson book makes for a great and humble read. The story of the phenomenal build up to the Aus-Eng final very insightful. England got a lot of bad press from the d ...more
Martin Johnson book makes for a great and humble read. The story of the phenomenal build up to the Aus-Eng final very insightful. England got a lot of bad press from the d ...more
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The catergory that this book fits into on the bingo board is autobiography or biography
I decided to read this book because it is a former rugby captain and i like the player.
What i liked about the book and why, was he tallked about coming to NZ and also while he was actually playing a game which i enjoyed reading about because he explained it well.
There wasnt much i didnt like about the book because it is all very interesting to me.
I would reccomend this book to any avid rugby players or anybody ...more
I decided to read this book because it is a former rugby captain and i like the player.
What i liked about the book and why, was he tallked about coming to NZ and also while he was actually playing a game which i enjoyed reading about because he explained it well.
There wasnt much i didnt like about the book because it is all very interesting to me.
I would reccomend this book to any avid rugby players or anybody ...more
Enjoyed the chapters about the Lions and winning the world cup the best, definately worth a read even if like me your not the biggest rugby fan
Not the most gripping read, but the words of a fantastic leader of men
It was just boring after reading Will Greenwood's and Austin's
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