Rucks,
Mauls & Gaelic Football
NEW PAPERBACK EDITION…MOSS KEANE’S NO 1 BESTSELLER…
Moss Keane with Billy Keane
“The
phrase is overused but Moss Keane defines it – he is a living
legend. Funny and wise, he is admired throughout the rugby world
for his determination as a player, and for his decency as a man.”
- Alan English
The Sunday
Times
“Moss writes as he played – with total honesty. I
can still see him breaking away from a loose scrum under the West
Stand and surging towards the Havelock Square end. [As] the Evening
Press said: ‘He handed off two Scots and left them spinning
in the turf, rolling stones that gathered no Moss’. His
book will keep you up beyond your normal bedtime. How would I
sum up my old neighbour across the Brown Flesk? He is a man of
few airs and many graces.”
- Con Houlihan
“…the
father figure of the second row after the retirement of Willie
John McBride his record speaks for itself…in his first year
on the Irish team he helped the country to their first International
Championship success since 1951, and the only one in 30 years.”
- Irish Independent
“Moss
just go out and cause mayhem. Disrupt their lineout. Stop them
getting quick ball. Stand up for yourself and your team. Kerrymen
have more All-Irelands than anyone else – you’re afraid
of no one. Kerry are the All Blacks of Ireland. That’s why
we picked you.”
- Noel Murphy, Munster Coach
In this extraordinary
life story Moss Keane tells the honest account of how an awkward
boy who couldn’t get onto his school team became the rugby
icon who played his 50th Cap for Ireland in Twickenham.
From Ireland’s 1974 International Championship win, the
unforgettable Munster defeat of the All Blacks in 1978, Lansdowne
FC victories, the Lions Tour and Ireland’s Triple Crown
triumph in ‘82, to a near-death experience at the hands
of a vicious mugger, volunteering in Calcutta with GOAL and trying
to master golf.
Now in paperback
Rucks, Mauls and Gaelic Football reveals that for a giant
of a man there’s more to Moss Keane than meets the eye!
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