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A Little Bit of Rugby Wit - Quips and Quotes for the Rugby Obsessed

Tom Hay

Publisher: Summersdale

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Summary

‘Rugby is a wonderful show. Dance, opera and, suddenly, the blood of a killing.’
 
Richard Burton
 
Scrum-down and get stuck into this mini-collection of rugby humour – the very best quips and quotes for lovers of the odd-shaped ball.
Available since: 02/08/2018.

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