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Wit and Wisdom of the League

by Eamon Evans

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With pearls of wisdom and tall tales from some of Australia's well-known rugby league players, Wit and Wisdom of the League is a hilarious insight into the game from players, coaches and commentators past and present.

Whether you are an elite athlete, ambitious professional, dedicated parent or hard-working student, all of us are at times challenged by doubts and setbacks. This collection of inspiring and oft times hilarious quotes and tall tales from some of Australia's leading rugby league characters will lighten your mood and give an insight into the lives of people truly challenged by their own thoughts.

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Genre: Humour, Form
Format: Paperback
Published: 2021
Pages: 192
Publisher: Hardie Grant Books
ISBN: 9781743796160

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