Politically Incorrect (Inscribed) | Peter de Villiers

Name: Politically Incorrect (Inscribed) | Peter de Villiers
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Subtitle: The Autobiography
Author: Peter de Villiers with Gavin Rich
Inscribed by Peter de Villiers
Publisher: Zebra Press (2012)
ISBN-10: 1770224211
ISBN-13: 9781770224216
Condition: Very Good. Minor crease to rear cover. All else fine. A tightly bound copy.
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 242
Dimensions: 22.9 x 15.2 x 2 cm
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by Peter de Villiers with Gavin Rich (Inscribed by Peter de Villiers)
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Peter de Villiers's battle to be accepted and respected by the rugby fraternity started from the moment his appointment was announced, when his new boss admitted that de Villiers had got the job for reasons 'other than only rugby'. In his four years as Bok Coach, de Villiers experienced huge successes but also suffered seeing his World Cup dream shattered by the controversial officiating of referee Bryce Lawrence.

In Politically Incorrect, de Villiers tells his story.

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