Description
Thirty Bullies is a fascinating insider’s account of the Rugby World Cup, tracing its evolution from a modest amateur tournament in 1987 to one of the world’s premier sporting events. Alison Kervin explores the players’ stories, capturing the humour, irreverence, and drama both on and off the field. From early World Cups, where players would celebrate with drinks, to the professional era with high-level training and sophisticated tactics, the book reveals the true story behind the competition.
Blending historical context with anecdotal insight, Thirty Bullies provides readers with a rich perspective on the sport’s transformation, its iconic moments, and the personalities who shaped it. Kervin’s expertise as a journalist and rugby insider ensures the book is both authoritative and highly engaging.
Perfect for rugby enthusiasts, sports historians, and fans of World Cup history, Thirty Bullies offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the players and the evolution of the game.
