Angus Gillies’ *Embargoed 11 July*** Justin offers a gripping and insightful look into the life of All Blacks legend, Justin Marshall. More than just a sports biography, this illustrated hardcover edition from 1995 (Hodder Moa) dives deep into Marshall’s journey from a rebellious youth in Gore to becoming a dominant force and the highest-capped back in All Blacks history. Known for his fiery playing style and uncompromising personality, Marshall’s story is one of redemption and resilience. Gillies doesn’t shy away from the controversies, exploring Marshall’s run-ins with the law and his sometimes turbulent relationships with coaches and teammates. The book pulls no punches, giving a warts-and-all account of a player who always played with his heart on his sleeve. Discover the untold stories behind the headlines, the pressures of representing the All Blacks, and the personal struggles that shaped Marshall into the icon he became. A must-read for any rugby fan seeking an honest and captivating portrayal of a true New Zealand legend.
***Embargoed 11 July*** Justin
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From his turbulent teenage years – where brushes with the law were almost commonplace – Justin Marshall matured to become one of the most respected and faithful servants of All Blacks and Canterbury rugby. The highest capped back in All Blacks history, he remains today the most dominant force behind the scrum in the NZ game.Marshall’s story will be a warts and all account of his humble upbringing in Gore to his celebrated clashes with players and, in his early years, both rugby and civil authorities. Marshall wants to lay bare the facts about his early misdemeanours and set the record straight about his relationships with both players and coaches alike.
Dive into the captivating and candid autobiography of one of New Zealand rugby's most iconic figures: Justin Marshall. *Embargoed 11 July*** Justin, by Angus Gillies, offers an unvarnished look into the life and career of the man who redefined the role of scrum-half for the All Blacks. This illustrated edition, published by Hodder Moa, takes you on a journey from Marshall's formative years in Gore to the pinnacle of international rugby. More than just a sports biography, this book is a compelling narrative of personal growth and redemption. It unflinchingly confronts Marshall's troubled teenage years, marked by brushes with the law, revealing the challenges he faced and the path he took to overcome them. Gillies expertly captures Marshall's raw honesty as he addresses his past misdemeanors head-on, setting the record straight about his relationships with teammates, coaches, and even the authorities. Discover the story behind the player who became the highest-capped back in All Blacks history. Explore the intensity and passion that fueled his dominance behind the scrum, making him a force to be reckoned with on the field. Through vivid anecdotes and personal reflections, Marshall unveils the inner workings of the All Blacks environment, offering insights into the pressures, camaraderie, and rivalries that shaped his career. This isn't just a celebration of sporting achievement; it's a testament to the power of resilience and determination. Experience the highs and lows of Marshall's career, from the triumphs on the international stage to the personal battles fought off the field. Gain a deeper understanding of the man behind the legend as he shares his vulnerabilities, his triumphs, and the lessons he learned along the way. Whether you're a die-hard rugby fan, an admirer of the All Blacks, or simply seeking an inspiring story of personal transformation, ***Embargoed 11 July*** Justin is a must-read. This hard-cover edition is a valuable addition to any sports library, providing an intimate and unforgettable portrait of a true New Zealand rugby icon. With 256 pages filled with captivating storytelling, prepare to be enthralled by the journey of Justin Marshall a journey of ambition, redemption, and ultimately, triumph. Secure your copy today and discover the real story behind one of rugby's most compelling figures.
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| ISBN-10 | 1869710231 |
| ISBN-13 | 9781869710231 |
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| Pages | 256 |
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| Weight | 1020 |
| Edition | Illustrated edition |
