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Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Book 3

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Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Book 3

Foreword -  Peter V'Landys AM

Direct from the heroes of yesterday, legends of today – accounts of the significant, bizarre and forgotten moments in rugby league.

Ross Harrington – the time he had two schooners in the sin bin

Hal Brown – why he wore the Tigers suit in the 1969 Grand Final

Olsen Filipaina Exclusive – the night Wally Lewis brushed him and they became enemies

Steve Mavin Exclusive – removed from the field in the 1987 Elimination Semi-Final

Greg Hartley – his near-death experience and inspiration to become a referee

Ian Roberts – father/son heartfelt story

Bill Ashurst Tribute

Olsen Filipaina Tribute 

Rare and amazing stories that’ll keep you glued to the book!

Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday, Book 3 and 30 collector set limited to 150 + 1 Wild Card

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Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday, Book 3 and 30 collector set limited to 150 + 1 Wild Card

Wild cards are limited to 20 of each design with a total of 12 designs, featuring cards from books 1 and 2 and other special cards.

Both sets form a jigsaw puzzle on the back of the cards.

Foreword -  Peter V'Landys AM

Direct from the heroes of yesterday, legends of today – accounts of the significant, bizarre and forgotten moments in rugby league.

Ross Harrington – the time he had two schooners in the sin bin

Hal Brown – why he wore the Tigers suit in the 1969 Grand Final

Olsen Filipaina Exclusive – the night Wally Lewis brushed him and they became enemies

Steve Mavin Exclusive – removed from the field in the 1987 Elimination Semi-Final

Greg Hartley – his near-death experience and inspiration to become a referee

Ian Roberts – father/son heartfelt story

Bill Ashurst Tribute

Olsen Filipaina Tribute 

Rare and amazing stories that’ll keep you glued to the book!

Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Book 2

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The first 200 sold will be individually numbered and signed along with a collector card

Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Book 2

Bigger and better than Book 1 which has sold out.

First hand accounts of critical, bizarre and forgotten moments in the history of the game:

Greg Cook Exclusive - the day Bob Cooper went on a jaw breaking frenzy

Billy Smith - driving the Penfolds bus into a lake

Don McKinnon Exclusive - the  urinating incident at Lang Park

Mick Stone - when the LangPark growd threw XXXX cans onto the field

Danny Williams - opens up about that punch

Ray Blacklock Tribute

All these stories and many more, told firsthand by the rugby league heroes themselves


 

Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Re-printed, Gold cover

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Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday - Re-printed, Gold cover

Includes 2 x Heroes of Yesterday signature cards, limited to 50 of each player

3 x Heroes of Yesterday postcards

Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday limited edition signed football patch card

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Rugby League's Heroes of Yesterday

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Rugby League's Heroes Of Yesterday

SNEAK PEEK

Here is a peek inside Rugby League’s Heroes of Yesterday:

• Paul Morris talks exclusively about the shooting in Rio.

• Terry Lamb tells us what really happened to Ellery Hanley.

How did Peter Johnston get over to the NFL?

• Ted Goodwin opens up about the viciousness that transpired

during the 1977 Grand Final replay.

Visiting sick kids in hospital as a release from the pressures of

performance led to Robbie O’Davis becoming a Ronald

McDonald House Patron.

After growing up in a mission for indigenous families, Percy

Knight went on to be awarded the first-ever Dally M Medal.

• Mick Delroy tells how he was knocked out cold in the 1986

Grand Final.

• Tony Cosatto relives the shocking time Cameron Blair came to

his aid after he was severely knocked out in a match against Wests,

and reveals how that dramatic live footage affected his family.

What’s-a-packeta-Sigsworth? Phil Sigsworth talks about where

his nickname originated.

• Paul Davis explains how the Newcastle Knights are to blame for

his nephew, Greg Inglis, playing as a Queenslander.

All of this and so many more gems are packed into this book.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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