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 Rugby World Cup Pocket Annual: 1999 by Smith, Bruce |
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Brief Description This comprehensive reference guide to the 1999 Rugby World Cup features profiles of the top players from the top 20 competing teams, past final results and records, and a full tournament schedule. |
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Author Information Bruce Smith is an award-winning journalist and author of over 150 books on a variety of subjects. He is editor of Football Decision, the professional football clubs' own magazine, and also Stadium & Arena Management magazine. His most popular annual publications include the FA Carling Premiership Pocket Annual and the Grand Prix Formula 1 Pocket Annual. |
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Author Profile Bruce Smith is an award-winning journalist, stadium consultant and businessman. He has written over 100 books, including statistical histories and sports yearbooks, and has worked for BBC Radio, BBC Television and Channel 4. |
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Synopsis The most comprehensive pocket reference guide to the 1999 Rugby World Cup, featuring profiles of the top players from the 20 competing teams, past finals results and records, and a full tournament schedule. The Rugby World Cup takes place every four years, with the forthcoming tournament being held between 1 October and 6 November. Twenty teams will be split into four groups, with the top two sides in each progressing to quarter-finals (play-offs in the case of the team finishing second), semi-finals and final. Games are to be staged in all four home nations, plus selected venues in the Republic of Ireland and France. Featuring: * A brief history of the Rugby World Cup * Date, venue and times of all games, including TV and radio coverage * A guide to the venues * Star players to watch out for * A comprehensive profile of the England team * Past World Cup results and records Whether you are watching on television or planning to attend some of the games for yourself, this book will be an essential companion to the biggest event in world rugby. |
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