The Immortals concept has become an established part of the Australian rugby league scene. It honours a very select group of former players regarded as the game's elite. Since 1981, when four former Australian Test captains were inducted as rugby league's first Immortals, a further nine identities have been added to the prestigious group. These players weren't just high achievers and standout performers, but also influential identities who set a new benchmark and changed the way rugby league is played.The Immortals of Rugby League delves into the illustrious careers of the 13 individuals who have attained Immortal status. The book describes their attributes and characteristics, in addition to their achievements and accomplishments at club, state and international level. The glory, triumphs and heroics, mixed with setbacks, controversies and disappointments, reflect their unique standing in rugby league. With career statistics, personal details and a range of photographs included, readers can enjoy an array of information about rugby league's Immortals.Liam Hauser has written numerous books on rugby league and cricket, and has also worked as a sports reporter for several print and online media outlets.
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The IMMORTALS OF AUSTRALIAN RUGBY LEAGUE
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0Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Clive Churchill
- 2 Bob Fulton
- 3 Reg Gasnier
- 4 John Raper
- 5 Graeme Langlands
- 6 Wally Lewis
- 7 Arthur Beetson
- 8 Andrew Johns
- 9 Dave Brown
- 10 Frank Burge
- 11 Mal Meninga
- 12 Dally Messenger
- 13 Norm Provan
- Bibliography
- Acknowledgements
- About the author