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Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

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Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer



Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

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The long-awaited autobiography of Ireland's most beloved rugby player: Peter Stringer

When Peter Stringer played youth rugby, he was so small that people told his parents he shouldn't be allowed on the pitch. Fortunately for Munster and for Ireland, they paid no attention. Over 200 provincial caps and 98 international caps later, Stringer is a legend.

Since making his Munster debut in 1998, his lightning-quick passing, sniping breaks and brave defending have electrified fans - never more so than when he deceived the entire Biarritz team at a scrum to sneak in for the try that brought Munster its first Heineken Cup in 2006. In Ireland's breakthrough season of 2009, his man-of-the-match performance at Murrayfield helped overturn a late deficit en route to the Six Nations Grand Slam.

Now, for the first time, Peter Stringer tells his own story - a story of overcoming the odds, and a story every Irish rugby fan will want to read.

'What gives the publication its grit is the scrum-half's no-holds-barred descriptions of fallings-out with various coaches ... All revelatory stuff' Liam Heagney, Irish Daily Mail

Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #373983 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-10-01
  • Released on: 2015-10-01
  • Format: Kindle eBook
Pulling the Strings: My Autobiography, by Peter Stringer

Review "What gives the publication its grit is the scrum-half's no-holds-barred descriptions of fallings-out with various coaches . . . All revelatory stuff." —Irish Daily Mail

About the Author Peter Stringer is Ireland's and Munster's most-capped scrum-half of all time.


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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great Read By Nav Logan Peter Stringer – Pulling the StringsI don’t read many autobiographies, but this one sounded promising. After slogging half way through the recent Brian O’Driscoll book and giving it up as a lost cause, I was hoping that this would be something different, and thankfully, it was.I’m a huge fan of rugby, and I’ve always liked and respected Peter Stringer as a player. Someone once described him as the perfect scrum-half, “He’s exactly what it says on the tin.” I thought this comment very apt.Many other scrum halves try to be an extra centre, and coaches are looking at bigger, scrum half’s to impose more physicality of the game. Me, I prefer a clever, sniping scrum half; a bundle of energy with good hands, quick feet and a sharp mind. Peter Stringer fits that bill. Watching his play for Bath last season, I’m glad to say that he still does.But you want to know about the book, right?The first impression you get from the book is Peter’s love of the game. The second is his work ethic and professional approach to everything he does, even at an early age.The story is a fascinating read, but it’s more than that. It’s an insight into the personality behind the persona of Peter Stringer.For instance, there is very little blowing of his own trumpet in this book. Far from it, in fact. He does, however, give enormous credit to those around him, his family, team mates, and the back room staff he respected. He gives credit where it is due, but isn’t afraid to criticise either. This book packs a few punches too.As Peter’s life progressed into the era of professional rugby, he is quite frank about his frustrations at being left on the bench, his self-doubts, and the struggles he had to overcome to fight for his place on the starting fifteen, or even the squad.It tells us about the hard decisions he was forced to make in order to keep on doing what he always loved; playing rugby. He speaks candidly about leaving Munster, a team he was fiercely loyal to, and making a new life for himself in the English Premiership.The story ends with two positive notes; his time in Bath, and his wife.Personally, I loved the book from start to finish, and wish Peter success in his new contract in Sale, his career as a player, and hopefully, at some later stage, that of a coach. I’m sure that his professional attitude and passion for the game will be in high demand in the near future, so that he can inspire a new generation of scrum halves to wear the red of Munster, or the Green of Ireland.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Must read for rugby followers By Jim Ryan Great read. Super player and role model.

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