This book describes how Matt Te Pou's coaching of the Maori rugby team achieved a winning record envied in the rugby world. Matt takes us on his journey giving valuable insights into his coaching style, motivational prompts and we see how his military background was important to success. Containing life lessons and some exclusive player contributions, this is a must read for those who love rugby or appreciate Maori heritage.
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Matt Te Pou ended eleven years as the New Zealand Maori coach in 2005. Few people have wielded greater influence over Maori rugby than this former army officer. Matt Te Pou took the New Zealand Maori team from an amateur sport to a professional game to the point where the New Zealand Maori team beat some of the strongest international sides. Matt McIllraith has been communications officer for the New Zealand Rugby Union, the All Blacks and the New Zealand Maori team and is the former editor of Rugby News. His previous book, Ten Years of Super 12, charted the history and stories behind this competition.
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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 244 pages. 244pp. b&w and colour plates. Inscribed by author on ffepTraces the evolution of the New Zealand Maori team during the professional ruby era, as seen through the eyes of the players and coach Matt Te Pou - one of the most influential Maori figures in the game. The book highlights the development of the players' personal, cultural and rugby skills from 1995-2005. There are mo ments of sheer triumph and heartbreak, as well as an insiders view of some of th e more colourful incidents in the modern history of the New Zealand Maori team. Artikel-Nr. 495ab
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Anbieter: Book Express (NZ), Shannon, Neuseeland
Paperback. Zustand: Good. 244 pages. nice clean copyTraces the evolution of the New Zealand Maori team during the professional ruby era, as seen through the eyes of the players and coach Matt Te Pou - one of the most influential Maori figures in the game. The book highlights the development of the players' personal, cultural and rugby skills from 1995-2005. There are mo ments of sheer triumph and heartbreak, as well as an insiders view of some of th e more colourful incidents in the modern history of the New Zealand Maori team. Artikel-Nr. 4664q
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