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Arthur Gould

Gwyn Prescott
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      Arthur Gould is the definitive biography of the record-breaking Welsh international player who is widely acknowledged as the first superstar of rugby.‘Monkey’ Gould, who played the majority of his club rugby for Newport RFC, won a then-record 27 Welsh caps; 25 of which were at centre (a record only bettered by Steve Fenwick in 1980); and captained his country 18 times (a record only beaten in 1994 by Ieuan Evans); and, such was his fame and renown, that upon his tragic and early death in 1919, aged just 54, his funeral in Newport was the biggest Wales had ever seen.Comprehensively researched and written by acclaimed rugby historian, Gwyn Prescott, with the full support and encouragement of the Gould family, Arthur Gould is lavishly illustrated with over 100 photographs and is a masterpiece that will be enjoyed by all who love rugby and treasure its sporting and cultural heritage.
      Format: Paperback / softback CONTRIBUTORS: Gwyn Prescott EAN: 9781904609124 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 0 g HEIGHT: 234 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: St David's Press DATE PUBLISHED: 2023-09-28 CITY: GENRE: WIDTH: 156 cm SPINE:

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      A native of Cardiff who played alongside Gareth Edwards in the 1965 Welsh Secondary Schools team and later played for Cambridge University, Gwyn Prescott was awarded an MPhil on the history of rugby by the University of Glamorgan, and is author of ‘This rugby spellbound people’ - The Birth of Rugby in Cardiff and Wales (St. David's Press, 2015), and Call Them to Remembrance - The Welsh Rugby Internationals Who Died in the Great War (St. David's Press, 2014 & 2021).
      Arthur Gould is the definitive biography of the record-breaking Welsh international player who is widely acknowledged as the first superstar of rugby.‘Monkey’ Gould, who played the majority of his club rugby for Newport RFC, won a then-record 27 Welsh caps; 25 of which were at centre (a record only bettered by Steve Fenwick in 1980); and captained his country 18 times (a record only beaten in 1994 by Ieuan Evans); and, such was his fame and renown, that upon his tragic and early death in 1919, aged just 54, his funeral in Newport was the biggest Wales had ever seen.Comprehensively researched and written by acclaimed rugby historian, Gwyn Prescott, with the full support and encouragement of the Gould family, Arthur Gould is lavishly illustrated with over 100 photographs and is a masterpiece that will be enjoyed by all who love rugby and treasure its sporting and cultural heritage.
      Format: Paperback / softback CONTRIBUTORS: Gwyn Prescott EAN: 9781904609124 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 0 g HEIGHT: 234 cm
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      A native of Cardiff who played alongside Gareth Edwards in the 1965 Welsh Secondary Schools team and later played for Cambridge University, Gwyn Prescott was awarded an MPhil on the history of rugby by the University of Glamorgan, and is author of ‘This rugby spellbound people’ - The Birth of Rugby in Cardiff and Wales (St. David's Press, 2015), and Call Them to Remembrance - The Welsh Rugby Internationals Who Died in the Great War (St. David's Press, 2014 & 2021).

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