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Twickenham: 100 Year's of Rugby's HQ
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Twickenham: 100 Year's of Rugby's HQ
To mark the Centenary of Twickenham Stadium Vision Sports Publishing have teamed up with the RFU to publish this official book that celebrates the rich history of the world's most famous and iconic rugby stadium. Packed with classic photographs from the RFU's own archives, as well as behind-the-scenes pictures of the parts of the ground that are normally hidden away from public view on match days, this 240 page coffee-table style book takes the reader on a wonderful journey through a century of Twickenham history.
In celebration, Sport.co.uk have teamed up with Vision Sports Publishing to give away THREE copies of the new book.
To win a copy simply answer the question below:
Who was the RBS Six Nations Man of the Match in England’s opening game against Wales?
(a) Danny Care
(b) James Haskell
(c) Steve Borthwick
Twickenham covers everything, from the story of how an isolated orchard and market garden on the edge of London was developed into the world's most famous rugby stadium, through tothe completionin 2009 of the magnificent modern amphitheatre that stands in TW1. It featuressomeof the memories of great players who have graced the hallowed turf, original match reports from the most famous matches played at HQ and a detailed look at the greatest tries ever scored there.
Chapters include: Twickenham Milestones, Building a Legend, Behind The Scenes, Twickenham Legends XV, Terrific Tries, Twickenham Treasures, and Matchday at HQ. This book has been compiled by a team of researchers based at the RFU archive at the World Rugby Museum at Twickenham, and has been written by Iain Spragg who is a regular contributor to Rugby World magazine and the chief writer on the IRB World Rugby Yearbook.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Closing date for entries Monday 22nd February, 2010.
2. Open to UK residents aged 18 and over only, except employees and their immediate families Sport.co.uk, their agents or anyone professionally connected to the promotion.
3. No purchase required. The winner will be drawn at random by an independent person from all correct entries received by the closing date.
4. Only one entry per person. Bulk entries or entries sent through trade, consumer groups, agents or third parties will not be accepted.
5. Winner will be notified in writing within 28 days of the closing date.
6. Proof of sending is not accepted as proof of receipt. The Promoter is not liable for non- or late receipt of any entry, due to operator or network error, nor for any associated cost to claimants.
7. There is no cash alternative. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Promoter reserves the right to replace entire prizes or prize components with prizes of equal or greater value.
8. The Promoter’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
9. Winner may be required to participate in publicity.
10. Only one winner lucky winner will win the prize.
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