Lockdown Reads

Saving Rugby Union - The Price of Professionalism by Ross Reyburn will make you think

Susie Steiner's Manon Bradshaw series - a better class of crime novel

Rugby - Brian Moore. You don't have to share his politics to enjoy the book.

Non rugby - Stephen Fry has written a trilogy on Greek mythology. They are, in order, Mythos, Heroes and Troy. I defy anybody not to enjoy the first; a real page turner.

DieTryring, it's good isn't it, especially the day to day stuff about training and the pressure of selections etc....

Sam Warburtons book is worth a read, half way through Eddie Jones as well.

DieTryring, it's good isn't it, especially the day to day stuff about training and the pressure of selections etc....

Yep, try the Mercer one. An excellent read.

Sevens Heaven by Ben Ryan. All about Fiji's Olympic story. Sports book of the year nomination 2018

Not rugby, but sport generally; Moneyball by Michael Lewis. Seeing the film does not count - you really need to read the book to get the majority of its insights

Recommending fiction is always hit and miss but I loved Purity by Jonathan Frazen. Check out the reviews and see if it sounds like your thing.

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I don't have much time to read, but the last books of note that I have read are;

Holiday with a Hegelian - Francis Sedlak
https://archive.org/details/holidaywith ... t/mode/2up

Novacene: The Coming Age of Hyperintelligence - James Lovelock
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Novacene-Comin ... ref=sr_1_2

The dinosaur that pooped christmas - Tom Fletcher/Dougie Poynter
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dinosaur-That- ... ref=sr_1_1

If anyone is interested in data science and space, I hear this is fun;
https://bigmachine.io/products/a-curious-moon

Why is this on the Gloucester Rugby forum? Surely one for the Not Rugby forum?

Why is this on the Gloucester Rugby forum? Surely one for the Not Rugby forum?

Moved.