World Cup Diary 2003: The Official Account of England's World Cup Triumph

by Team England Rugby

Team England Rugby's World Cup 2003 is the story of the momentous achievements of Clive Woodward's squad—the first team from the Northern Hemisphere to capture the World Cup. There is a match-by-match account of the opening pool games, the punishing quarter-final against Wales, and the supremely accomplished victory over France in the semi-final, before the exhausting climax of extra-time in Sydney against the Wallabies. The World Cup triumph was a supreme England team effort, and the book features first-person accounts from numerous players, including Martin Johnson, Jonny Wilkinson, Jason Robinson, and Will Greenwood, as well as Clive Woodward, Andy Robinson, and the coaching staff. Part celebratory souvenir, part detailed and comprehensive record, World Cup 2003 is the fully authorised, behind-the-scenes account of English rugby's crowning moment.

192 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 2003

Reviews

[Ming Wei · Rating 4 out of 5]

A well detailed book, lots of in-depth information provided across its pages, a collectors item for keepsake, an excellent account of Englands world cup win in 2003, what you expect, a well presented book, good book cover, contains within its pages all you would need for a record of the 2003 world cup, no editorial errors, no negatives, excellent book for any England rugby fan.

[Andy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm English. I love rugby. Had to really.