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SECOND HAND BOOK – EX LIBRARY
“Shirtfront is jam-packed full of statistics and stories about the history of Aussie Rules football and the characters who made it the game it is today. The history of the game is interwoven with the history of Melbourne. It explores state rivalries as well as the particular characteristics which have shaped individual teams.”
How did Ron Barassi rev up the Blues at half time in the 1970 grand final? What positions did God, the King and Captain Blood play? Why did Nicky Winmar show the Collingwood crowd the colour of his skin? To the barracker, football has always been more than just a game. Paula Hunt, footy columnist and one of football’s biggest fans, scores with this easy-to-read fascinating history of Aussie Rules. For adults and children alike.
Specifications:
Condition: Good, contains library stickers on the front and back covers and on the spine.
Publisher: Black dog books
Year: 2005
Format: Paperback
Pages: 199
ISBN: 1 876372 66 4
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