Jonathan An Autobiography

by Jonathan Davies, Peter Corrigan

In early 1989, the outstanding rugby international Jonathan Davies caused a sensation when he decided to renounce Rugby Union to become a Rugby League professional with Widnes for a world-record fee of almost £200,000. In this frank autobiography, he talks freely for the first time about the reasons for his move and tell the story of an extraordinary career.

209 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Doug Laughton]

Great book. My dad was the man to tempt him to league. Best game in the world.

[Andrew]

A true great of rugby union and league.

[Simon]

Considering he has become the BBCs go-to man to add authority and charm to either league or union broadcasts, this book has become somewhat forgotten. An important contribution to the league union debate.