Eddie Butler Boeken

Who are the fifteen best players ever to represent Wales at rugby? We all know the answers, but all our answers are different!In pubs and clubs, in classrooms and chat rooms the length and breadth of this rugby-mad nation, this is a question that prompts energetic and entertaining debate; a question that has divided households and destabilized lifelong friendships.The Greatest Welsh XV Ever, which includes over 130 full-colour photographs, Eddie Butler has gone where angels (and ex-international back-row forwards) fear to tread. Devoting a chapter to each position on the field, he produces a shortlist of the great players, before making his final, decisive, definitive choice in each case.So will it be Barry John or Phil Bennett at number 10? Jamie Roberts or John Dawes at number 12? Graham Price or Adam Jones at number 3?This is your chance to join in the greatest national debate since devolution

This is Eddie Butler's debut novel and tells the tale of an ex-Welsh rugby international who is invalided out of the professional game but returns to his struggling village club, little knowing that he is embroiled in a darker more troubling world than that of mere rugby football.

Gonzo Davies stands on the brink of retirement from rugby. New life is stirring in his home village and he needs to work rather than play. It is time to settle down. But can he resist one last invitation, one final fling? The sequel to The Head of Gonzo Davies by rugby commentator, Eddie Butler. -- Gwasg Gomer

The Asparagus Thieves spans the era from the First World War to the present day, with settings ranging from the suburbs of Cardiff and rural Pembrokeshire to Mallorca and Mametz Wood. The plot centres on Tallis Hall a manor house that touches the lives of all the characters. -- Gwasg Gomer