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The Converts: Changing Codes
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The Converts: Changing Codes, Kiwis used to define ourselves as either League or Union supporters - never both. Not any more. In the rarified world of professional sport, the divisions between two traditional rival codes have been blown away. Top players have switched in the past - ac, The Converts: Changing Codes
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  • The Converts: Changing Codes
  • Written by author Bob Howitt
  • Published by HarperCollins Publishers, 2/1/2011
  • Kiwis used to define ourselves as either League or Union supporters - never both. Not any more. In the rarified world of professional sport, the divisions between two traditional rival codes have been blown away. Top players have switched in the past - ac
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Kiwis used to define ourselves as either League or Union supporters - never both. Not any more. In the rarified world of professional sport, the divisions between two traditional rival codes have been blown away. Top players have switched in the past - acrimoniously and mostly from ?amateur? Union to ?professional? league. Now the traffic is constant, both ways and highly lucrative. In a revealing look at the loyalties, the lure of the big dollar and the life-changing experiences of top flight players have changed allegiance, Bob Howitt and John Deaker capture the moment, the men and the memories.
Featured players from both sides of the Tasman will include Vainga Tuigamala, Wendell Sailor, Lote Tuqiri, Marc Ellis, Matthew Ridge, John Gallaher, Matt Rogers. With in-depth interviews providing new insights and background information that puts the players and their decisions under the spotlight, the book is a must read for sports fans who find themselves watching the All Blacks and the Kiwis, and cheering for the warriors as well as their Super 14 team.
Key selling point: The first serious book for the 21st century fans of the wider game of rugby, in both its forms, that recognises the new audience.


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