A review of the celebrated coach's autobiography, shortlisted for Rugby Book of the Year
Book Review
Brothers in Arms: Raising a glass to France
A review of David Beresford's fascinating book about meeting French rugby legends of the 1980s
Book review: The self-roast of Ian Smith
The former Scotland full-back sheds light on a bygone era in his brilliant autobiography
Book review: Clive Woodward still has the winning formula
Rugby World reviews Clive Woodward's book How to Win, the paperback edition of which is out this month
Book review: the angst and achievements of Ireland’s Rory Best
Book review: the angst and achievements of Ireland’s Rory Best Lockdown or no lockdown, Rory Best’s autobiography is worth making time for. Only 11 men in history have played more…
Book review: three decades on, Glenn Webbe is still packing a punch
Welsh rugby icon Glenn Webbe talks racism, ruses and arm wrestles in a recently published autobiography that will enthral fans of all ages
The heavy toll that stopped Sam Warburton
Rugby World reviews Open Side, a new book by Sam Warburton in which the former Wales and Lions captain reveals the mental and physical strains that led to his early…
Gamba’re! A guide book for rugby fans going to the World Cup in Japan
Gamba’re! A guide book for rugby fans going to the World Cup in Japan More than 600,000 overseas fans are expected to visit Japan during the World Cup and most…
Behind the Dragon – an enthralling history of Welsh rugby
A new book, Behind the Dragon, charts the history of Welsh rugby in the players' own words. Rugby World finds it an enthralling read
Wooden Spoon Yearbook 2018 reader offer
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