Frank Keating / The Great Number Tens (Hardback)

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The game of Rugby Union first took on a wholly identifiable modern shape exactly a century ago. In 1893 a New Zealand team played its first matches under the banner of its newly formed union; in the same year, the referee was deemed a game's sole arbiter; in 1894 points values were consolidated to read as they do today; in 1896 the first British tour to South Africa was made - and in the middle 1890s the crucial position on the field, the fly-half, evolved out of the fledgling game's need for more orgnisation, specialisation ... and drama.

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