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This yearbook is a comprehensive review of events in rugby union over the past season and beyond. It focuses on international rugby but with a full coverage of domestic club rugby. This first edition includes: feature articles on the key issues in the game over the past year; a Rugby World Cup preview - full qualifying fixtures and results leading up to the 2002/03 tournament, plus a review of the 1999 World Cup; all the facts and figures from the major international competitions, from the Six Nations at home and Tri-Nations down under to the Lions tour of Australia and the inaugural World Sevens tournament; results from domestic club rugby; and full programme of fixtures for 2001/2002.
This yearbook serves as a definitive record and analytical review of the international and domestic rugby union landscape during the 2001-2002 season. Authors John F. Griffiths and Mick Cleary compile extensive statistical data and expert commentary to document the state of the sport following the 1999 World Cup. The text provides a structured framework for understanding the evolution of professional rugby, balancing high-level international competition analysis with granular domestic club results.
What You Will Find
The content provides a dense, data-heavy resource intended for sports historians and dedicated rugby enthusiasts seeking a snapshot of the sport's professionalization era. Its focus on factual accuracy and historical record-keeping makes it a standard reference volume for the period.
Page Count:
464
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins Pub Ltd
ISBN-10:
0007122853
ISBN-13:
9780007122851
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